While plentiful wildlife is a boon to hunters, large elk and deer herds along with roaming grizzly and black bears cause landowners a load of frustration. That was evident on Tuesday when the Private Land/Public Wildlife Council met to discuss the Department of Fish, Wildlife & Parks’ new migration strategy. The strategy is reliant on private landowners since habitat and ranges are on private and public land. To hear some of the concerns and solutions proposed by the ranchers and representatives, check out my story at https://billingsgazette.com/outdoors/landowners-outline-wildlife-problems-as-fwp-discusses-migration-plan/article_83330f46-e744-57c9-9bbf-92895c433359.html
Brett French presents: Wild elk tales from former Fish and Wildlife Commissioners
By angelamontana
How To Catch More Fish With Tip Ups & Eliminate False Trips
Stillwater State Forest seeking public input on winter recreational use
By Moosetrack Megan
Limit Second to Last Day of Goose Season
Missoula Resource Advisory Committee Accepting Project Proposals for 2021
Helena Reservoirs Fishing Report 1.19.21
Reclamation Nears Completion on Upper Blackfoot Mining Complex in Lewis & Clark County Area Opening for Recreational Use
Yellowstone Shortline Trail Secures $750,000 Challenge Grant and Plans for Construction in the Spring
Snowmobiler rescued near Hebgen Lake, broken shoulder, punctured lung suspected
Man drowned at Fort Peck after UTV falls through ice
Purple trout caught and released
Fort Peck, Montana Ice Fishing
It was a Great Goose Day
Falling down ice fishing holes compilation
Wolf and deer show stamina in chase
Hiker rescued from Ousel Falls Trail
A guided wolf trapping “first”
Skiers vs. Snowboarders from 1985
WINTER KID CAMPING!!!
By Montana Grant
MT. GRANT Q and A!!!
Blowin in The Wind – Listen to Last Weeks Show 1/16/21
By Kamp Cook
Montana Fishing Reports for 1/16/21
SUPERFLY! #2
Walleye Fish Cakes Recipe
