System Reconstruction Includes Modernized Lagoon System (Kalispell, MT, August 4, 2026) — The Flathead National Forest today released the Finding of […]
The drawings for antelope and nonresident winter hound licenses are complete. Results can be accessed by logging into MyFWP at fwp.mt.gov, calling FWP offices, or visiting in person. Most FWP offices operate Monday to Friday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
System Reconstruction Includes Modernized Lagoon System (Kalispell, MT, August 4, 2026) — The Flathead National Forest today released the Finding of […]
The drawings for antelope and nonresident winter hound licenses are complete. Results can be accessed by logging into MyFWP at fwp.mt.gov, calling FWP offices, or visiting in person. Most FWP offices operate Monday to Friday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
A Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks press release reveals a significant conservation effort in the upper Shields River aimed at saving the native Yellowstone cutthroat trout from invasive brook trout. Crews will relocate the cutthroats and use a plant-based toxicant to remove the invasives while temporarily closing the area to recreational access for safety.
Recent cool nights have lowered Yellowstone River’s water temperatures to a comfortable 61° to 68°, reviving the trout fishing season. Anglers are encouraged to explore various fly options, including nocturnal stoneflies and PMDs. Strict regulations are in place, requiring fishing to stop by 2:00 PM for conservation. Early mornings are ideal for optimal fishing.
Livestock kills in Montana’s backcountry don’t always have the predator you expect. Here’s why getting the ID right matters — and what hunters and ranchers should know.
In Montana’s Bob Marshall Wilderness, a wildlife research crew experienced a close encounter with a grizzly bear despite proper safety measures. A massive bear silently approached their campsite at 2:00 AM, sniffed around, and left without any disturbance or theft, highlighting the stealth and unpredictable nature of these apex predators.
We are now at a point where people are so engrossed in their screens that they overlook real-life events, even an alien spaceship landing nearby. Our phones not only distract us but seem to render actual experiences inferior, highlighting a concerning shift in our priorities and perceptions of reality.
