Wildlife crimes like poaching can be difficult to solve. Luckily, the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife & Parks has long had a capable assistant, a Wyoming-based forensics lab. Dee Dee Hawk help found the lab even led the office during her 35 years as a state employee. To read about some of the unusual crimes she helped solve, check out my story at https://billingsgazette.com/outdoors/wyoming-wildlife-forensics-scientist-retires-after-helping-agencies-solve-crimes/article_3d916cdb-ca69-57a5-9e77-12ce9a39d246.html.
Expect delays if traveling in Spotted Bear
By Moosetrack Megan
Lost Creek State Park to open for season May 20
Oven-Baked Cheesy Catfish Casserole
By angelamontana
Brett French reports: Bears, boulders and art
How about some Fresh Bait and Catchin the Big Ones?
A GOOD SON!!!
By Montana Grant
MO FLO!!!
Fort Peck Fishing Report by Hell Creek Marina 5.19.22
Montana State Record Fish List
Mandatory trapper education course available online soon
Road work near Johnsrud Park
Gone Hunting! Gone Fishing!
AIS inspection stations to focus on high-risk corridors
Statewide Montana Fishing Report Compilation – 5.18.22
Stocking Record Search
Lewistown Fishing
Bacon Wrapped Venison Cheeseburger Kabobs
Wakeboarding stunt goes…..right
This little dog is not having bears on its turf!
Gallatin River Fishing Report via Gallatin River Guides 5.16.22
Helena Area Reservoirs Fishing Report 5.16.22
DNR completes investigation of common carp mortality on Lake Orion (2021)
Fish can do math? Study shows they can be trained to add, subtract
FINAL RESULTS FOR CROOKED CREEK 2022 WALLEYE TOURNEY
