Jun 10, 2026 · Angela Montana
When Your Backyard Guest Is a Mountain Lion
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.
Apr 30, 2026 · Angela Montana
Discover the Colorful Ocellated Turkey of the Yucatán
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.
Apr 25, 2026 · Angela Montana
Don’t Follow the Buffet: Yellowstone’s Bear Trapping Season is Live
If you’re planning on trekking through the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem this season, you might notice some new decor in the […]
Apr 3, 2026 · montanaoutdoor
Montana Draw Results 2026: Exact Dates by Species
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.
Mar 16, 2026 · Angela Montana
When Wildlife Interrupts Fishing Adventures
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.
Mar 11, 2026 · montanaoutdoor
Freezout Lake Snow Goose Migration: Why Montana Hunters Should Go in March (Best Scouting Before Fall)
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.