Fort Peck West End Campground in Montana offers scenic lakeside camping from May 1 to September 30, with first-come, first-served availability and payment via Recreation.gov for a tranquil getaway.

Your working ranch dog could win Farm Bureau's 2027 Farm Dog of the Year! Nominate your four-legged farmhand for this prestigious competition with great rewards.

Region 1 hunters face new rules for antlerless elk: B-Tags are now private-land only, PTHFV permits no longer cover antlerless elk, and archery hunting for cow elk is discontinued to reduce harvest pressure.

Montana hunting district will close to all black bear hunting half an hour after sunset on May 6, 2026.

Montana cattle markets shatter records with 600-lb steers hitting $500/cwt! Get the latest prices, market trends, and what's driving historic highs.

Fishing activity is increasing in Canyon Ferry, Hauser, and Holter reservoirs as warmer weather brings better success rates for anglers targeting rainbow trout and walleye, with various effective techniques reported.

The Madison River is in great condition for fishing, featuring good dry fly action with caddis hatches. Nymphs and streamers are effective, especially in low light. Remember to protect spawning fish.

A hunter and his son witnessed a breathtaking herd of elk during a 2021 trip, highlighting the majesty of nature and creating unforgettable memories amidst the wilderness.

Does anybody have any ideas on why this young buck is currently writhing around on the ground? We are genuinely […]

The trout fishing around Bozeman is improving with warming waters and active fish. Anglers should target deeper, slower runs, watch for hatches, and adjust tactics accordingly for better success.

Escape Montana's crowded fishing spots at Fort Peck Lake. 134 miles of shoreline, trophy walleye, pike and smallmouth, plus affordable access and solitude.

Montana’s Spring fishing is in full force across the region with our lakes, rivers, and stream open and producing nicely […]

Docks are in, the fish are biting, and yes our Montana weather is started starting to normalize for our seasonal […]

The Montana Outdoor Podcast offers listeners a chance to win $300 by suggesting topics to cover. Entries must be submitted by July 4th, with a major episode airing next week.

Kokanee Quinn presents a recipe for Classic Elk Meatloaf with Mushroom Gravy, transforming ground elk into a juicy, flavorful meal. The dish is perfect for family dinners and creative leftovers.

Jack Atcheson Jr., a pioneering outfitter in the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness, emphasizes low-impact hunting while advocating for bighorn sheep conservation, reflecting over 50 years of dedication and global experience.

The 39th Annual Montana Walleye Governor's Cup will take place July 9–11, 2026, at Fort Peck Lake, featuring a $20,000 top prize, random daily payouts, and an accessible catch-and-release format for anglers.

The 2026 Mack Days event on Flathead Lake has removed 30,188 lake trout so far. With two weeks remaining, anglers can still register, vying for cash prizes and awards on May 9th.

The Gallatin River has excellent fishing conditions, especially midday. Nymphing is the top method, with hatches of BWO, March Browns, and caddis increasing. Warm weather enhances activity.

Fort Peck is currently an excellent fishing destination, with active walleye, lakers, and northerns. Anglers are finding success with jigs, plastics, and trolling crankbaits in warming waters.

This venison recipe offers a flavorful breakfast option, combining lean meat with garlic, red pepper flakes, and maple syrup for delicious patties. It’s quick to prepare and pairs well with eggs.

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.

Ryze Outdoor Co offers a premium guided elk hunt in Utah, limiting entries to 300 for better odds, with a ticket price of $100. The hunt promises exclusive accommodations and expert support.

Fishing conditions are improving as warmer weather arrives. Multiple lakes and rivers offer excellent catches of salmon, bass, pike, and trout, with specific techniques and depths recommended for optimal success.

Hikers should use caution with bear bells; they merely alert bears without deterring them. Effective safety methods include using human voice, clapping, hiking in groups, and carrying bear spray.

Albino bass are incredibly rare. Here's the science behind why they exist, whether they survive in Montana waters, and what to do if you catch one.

The Crooked Creek Walleye Classic returns to Fort Peck Marina on May 15-16, featuring a $400 entry fee, family divisions, and a unique Bottom 3 Payout for low-weight catches.

Montana's Fish, Wildlife & Parks reported over $120,000 in fines for poaching and hunting violations, highlighting the importance of compliance. Community tips helped, earning $28,000 in rewards, promoting conservation efforts.

The Bozeman Sunrise Rotary Club hosts the 15th Annual Free Kids Fishing Day on May 16th at Glen Lake Rotary Park, offering outdoor fun for children aged 4 to 12 from 10 AM to noon.

New aerial photos show the St. Mary siphon transitioning with subtle hydroseeding using a muted green tackifier instead of vibrant dyes. This approach ensures natural blending while maintaining soil stability and coverage.