Montana’s outdoors are calling… but some places aren’t answering—here’s what you need to know.

Montana hunters: before you pack away your gear, you’ll want to check these late-season opportunities (and restrictions!).

Boats, bows, ammo, knives—if it’s outdoorsy, it’s here.

Discover the rarest animals in North America—and why they’re disappearing faster than you think.

Are you all about getting on the ice at Fort Peck? Take a look at this ice report by Don Wilkins first!

This season’s research push will help Montana finally answer a big question: how many mountain lions really prowl the northwest region?

This is something you don’t see every day!

Think winter fishing is dead? Southwest Montana’s trout are about to prove you wrong…

Sometimes, when you see one you like, you just gotta chase it!

Last week on the Montana Outdoor Radio Show, our crew checked in with early ice reports from across the state […]

Winter fishing has officially arrived across Montana. The Yellowstone, Madison, and Missouri are still producing trout for those willing to […]

The next episode drops a bombshell from a Montana fishing icon — and trust us, you’ll want to hear it…

This is the chocolate pie Kokanee Quinn won’t stop talking about — and you’ll understand why once you try it…

Warden Ault and warden Gregory Conitz responded to the scene and discovered seven mule deer doe and fawn carcasses that had been shot with rifles and left to waste.

The Bureau of Land Management has announced a series of holiday affordability measures that will help families save money, enjoy public lands, and support wildfire prevention efforts across Montana during the 2025–2026 winter season. 

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks game wardens are seeking information on a cow and spike elk that were shot and left to waste on private property between Georgetown Lake and the East Fork Reservoir, south of Philipsburg.

Game wardens with Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks are looking for tips from the public about two bull elk that were killed in Hunting District 380 west of Toston. 

You won’t believe how many people are packing into Montana’s rivers — and what the state wants to do about it…