Wild turkeys can escalate from a minor nuisance to a serious problem, as they can cause significant damage, like crashing through fences. Instead of typical animal deterrents, homeowners may require stronger solutions to handle these hefty birds, making a plea for help in finding effective methods to protect their property.

Montana grizzly management shifts to state control. Here’s what hunters, ranchers, and backcountry users need to know about what comes next.

Colby Acuff heads to Montana for Fin and Feather Episode 6 with the Hoffman Brothers — a father-son guiding operation that defines this state’s outdoor heritage.

How Ted Turner’s Flying D Ranch near Bozeman transformed overgrazed ranchland over 30 years — and what it means for Montana hunters and anglers.

A guided elk hunt in a Southwest Montana general unit ends with the biggest bull on the mountain after 3 hard days of searching.

Lost a bull in your scope at the worst moment? Montana Wild’s latest tip fixes the most frustrating mistake hunters make in the field.

A moose near Bear Lake, Utah, has gained fame for playing tetherball in a cabin’s backyard, as shown in a viral Facebook video. The homeowner reports daily visits, with the moose demonstrating improved skills. This behavior emphasizes the intelligent and curious nature of moose, highlighting their cognitive abilities and problem-solving skills.

Gear company Eberlestock visits RMEF headquarters in Missoula to show how the foundation protects Montana elk habitat and public land access.

Electric fences can shock snakes despite the myth that their lack of legs prevents them from completing a circuit. Snakes can bridge the gap between the electrified wire and the ground, making them susceptible to electric shocks. Standard fencing often fails to deter snakes unless specifically designed to do so.

Arkansas hunters attempt to get ready for a brutal Montana spring bear hunt. Here's why the mountains don't care how hard you trained.

Montana restored 12,000 acres of dying wetlands — then beavers moved in and changed everything. Here's why it matters for hunters and anglers.

Mountain lions are increasingly found in residential areas across the western U.S., often appearing relaxed and non-threatening. Wildlife experts emphasize that while these encounters are rare, people should remain calm and avoid approaching them. Homeowners are advised to keep pets indoors and report sightings to authorities, highlighting the blurred lines between human and wildlife territories.

The Ocellated turkey, a vibrant and striking bird from the Yucatán Peninsula, flaunts iridescent feathers and a unique appearance, contrasting with its more subdued North American relatives, showcasing evolutionary flamboyance.

If you’re planning on trekking through the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem this season, you might notice some new decor in the […]

FWP posts elk, deer, antelope, sheep, moose & bison results on different dates. Here are the exact 2026 dates — plus what to do the moment results drop.

A fisherman’s quiet day on the water takes a wild turn when an aggressive beaver repeatedly charges and follows him, creating a surprising wildlife encounter anglers won’t soon forget.

Freezout Lake is famous for fall waterfowl hunting—but March is when it turns into a “snowstorm of wings.” With hundreds of thousands of snow geese and tundra swans staging between Great Falls and Choteau, this is also a rare chance to scout roosts, feed fields, and flight lines you can use next season.