The Montana Fish & Wildlife Commission has announced a closure to hunting female Mountain Lions in LMU 411 and male Mountain Lions in LMU 391, effective January 27th, 2026, after sunset.

Ice conditions vary greatly, affecting fishing opportunities. Rainbows, kokanee, and perch are being caught with specific baits in various locations.

Coyotes in Sun Valley, Idaho, are increasingly approaching people and pets, raising concerns following a recent fatal dog attack. Idaho Fish and Game urges residents to keep dogs close and manage attractants, especially during breeding season. Responsible hunting is also emphasized to maintain a healthy coyote population and community safety.

Ice shelves near shores are dangerous and unstable. Stepping onto them can be life-threatening, as highlighted by the Lake Michigan incident. Always prioritize safety and avoid such risks.

Experience the wild and chaotic world of winter sports as skiers hold on to galloping horses in this thrilling sneak peek. Watch the full Montana Outdoor Podcast episode for even crazier stories and breathtaking action that will challenge your perceptions.

Fort Peck Marina reported on January 24th that ice formation has occurred entirely on the north side, and they hope for calm winds to aid in building more ice over the upcoming week.

Garrett Ostler demonstrates that winter fishing can be thriving, not just surviving, showcasing an inspiring ice fishing session filled with excitement and motivation.

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The Bureau of Land Management has revoked federal grazing permits that allowed American Prairie’s bison herd to graze on public […]

Patricia Bernadette Meehan disappeared mysteriously in Montana on April 20, 1989, after a strange incident. Despite numerous sightings and extensive searches, her case remains one of the state’s most haunting unsolved disappearances.

On January 24th, Hell Creek Marina reported ice conditions: a thickness of 9-12 inches from Boy Scout to Lucky Point, 4 inches from Lucky Point to Peterson Point, and 3 inches across the main area to Sutherland Bay. These conditions are favorable for activities.

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Kokanee Quinn shares a quick and easy white perch recipe that’s flaky and sweet, perfect for busy days. It cooks in minutes, requiring no pan-searing, and includes step-by-step instructions.

Montana’s Hunting & Fishing Licenses Run on 1990s Tech—and Auditors Say It’s Risky….