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The internet is doing what it does best—arguing. The clip below from Colorado is making the rounds and has some […]

Yellowstone cougars change diets, behavior to avoid wolves

In Yellowstone, wolves and cougars clash because wolves steal elk kills, sometimes killing cougars. A long-term GPS study shows they’re rivals without reward, unlike smaller predators that scavenge for food.

Appreciating Unique Deer: Beyond Hunting Seasons

Feb-05-26 by Angela Montana

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Before anyone checks the calendar or reaches for regulations—no, it is not Montana’s general big game season, and no, this […]

What Are Coydogs?

Feb-02-26 by Angela Montana

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Coydogs, true 50/50 coyote-dog hybrids, are rare and often confused with coyotes or feral dogs. Actual hybrids can be unpredictable and belong in the wild, not as pets.

Balancing Ecosystems: The Role of Wolves in Conservation

Feb-01-26 by Angela Montana

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Wolf management in Alberta and Montana aims to maintain ecosystem balance, addressing stressed prey populations. It emphasizes science-based strategies rather than emotional reactions, ensuring both predators and prey are sustainably managed.

Why did the Montana elk walk 200 miles to South Dakota?

Jan-30-26 by Angela Montana

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BRETT FRENCH | bfrench@billingsgazette.com As any hunter can tell you, elk are frustratingly smart, but they also adhere to certain […]

Understanding Color Variations in Wildlife

Jan-28-26 by Angela Montana

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Every once in a while, nature throws us a plot twist that looks straight out of fantasy—an animal dressed in […]

Fort Peck Bald Eagles in Action–Facts and Footage

Jan-28-26 by Angela Montana

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The Bald Eagle has been the national emblem of the United States since 1782, and, All About Birds reinforces that […]

Colorado Halts Gray Wolf Reintroduction Amid Political Pressure

Jan-27-26 by Angela Montana

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Colorado has paused its gray wolf reintroduction plans due to political pressure and ranchers’ concerns, leaving the future of the program uncertain amid federal threats and local tensions.

Sun Valley Coyote Warning: Protect Your Dogs

Jan-26-26 by Angela Montana

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Coyotes in Sun Valley, Idaho, are increasingly approaching people and pets, raising concerns following a recent fatal dog attack. Idaho Fish and Game urges residents to keep dogs close and manage attractants, especially during breeding season. Responsible hunting is also emphasized to maintain a healthy coyote population and community safety.

Bobcat with Dinner vs. Coyote

Jan-20-26 by Angela Montana

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Is the Coyote After the Food—or the Bobcat?

When Nature Forgets to Hit Reset

Jan-19-26 by Angela Montana

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A Rare Horn Mishap Gave This Speed Goat a One-of-a-Kind Look

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Why Pets Are Becoming Prey in Colorado’s Growing Suburbs

Jan-12-26 by Angela Montana

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Coyotes are eating pets — but who’s really to blame?

Animals Have Some Crazy Survival Techniques

Jan-09-26 by Angela Montana

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When cold weather tries to kill them, these critters just wait it out….

When Elk Start Ordering Off the Deer Menu

Jan-05-26 by Angela Montana

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Coexisting is fine until winter hits.

Understanding Color Variations in Wildlife

Jan-28-26 by Angela Montana

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Every once in a while, nature throws us a plot twist that looks straight out of fantasy—an animal dressed in […]

Fort Peck Bald Eagles in Action–Facts and Footage

Jan-28-26 by Angela Montana

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The Bald Eagle has been the national emblem of the United States since 1782, and, All About Birds reinforces that […]

Colorado Halts Gray Wolf Reintroduction Amid Political Pressure

Jan-27-26 by Angela Montana

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Colorado has paused its gray wolf reintroduction plans due to political pressure and ranchers’ concerns, leaving the future of the program uncertain amid federal threats and local tensions.