Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks will hold a hearing on Jan. 16 to discuss proposed changes to hunting regulations in the Bitterroot Valley.
The Missoulian reported that regulations are reviewed routinely every two years. In most cases the regulations from 2017 will be retained for 2018 but there are some notable changes taking place in Region 2.
The proposed changes include new elk hunting shoulder seasons in some districts of Region 2, a change to trophy mule deer tags in some districts to allow for more hunting of small bucks and a change to allow the purchase of private property Region 2 elk licenses over the counter before the start of general season.
Application deadline extended for participants on Madison River Work Group
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Big Snowy Mountains grizzly euthanized
Grizzly bear captured, moved from Avon area
New state record walleye
FISH N BEER!!!
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SNAKEBIKES!!!
Kokanee Egg Rolls Recipe
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Flathead Valley Fishing Report by Snappy’s Sport Senter 5.11.21
30-inch walleye released
Random Facts about Wildlife/Nature – Part 3
It’s a Sundheim Big Walleye Week on Peck
Central to Eastern MT fishing report 5 11.21
Drawing results now available
Weather-permitting, South Entrance and select roads in Yellowstone National Park to open May 14
Random Facts about Nature/Wildlife – Part 2
Free Wolf Trapping Seminar and Wolf Trapping Certification Class May 23
Sun River Game Range opens May 15
Nonresident hunters can sign up between May 15 and June 30 for Alternate’s List
Rock Creek Fishing Report by Blackfoot River Outfitters 5.4.21
Random Facts about Nature/Wildlife – Part 1
Youngster so happy to catch big bass in pond
If you see a bag like this nailed to a tree, here’s what’s up
Traveling volunteers help revitalize facilities at Bannack State Park
