Following the completion of an environmental assessment, Bureau of Land Management officials have decided to open a half-mile route into […]

Yellowstone National Park’s short spring cycling season, when bikes are allowed before vehicles, is over but use of e-bikes is […]

The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission voted unanimously on Wednesday to keep an 87-mile stretch of the Yellowstone River closed […]

Private fish ponds have become a popular amenity on Montana properties, with Fish, Wildlife & Parks processing, on average, 200 […]

State and tribal bison hunters took 25 bison that migrated out of Yellowstone National Park this winter, according to the […]

Ever wonder what your favorite hunting spot looked like in the 1950s? Or maybe you are curious about how development […]

The Bureau of Land Management has updated its greater sage grouse management plan for western states and is taking public […]

A proposal before the Fish and Wildlife Commission would lift a 66-year-old waterfowl hunting closure along an 87-mile stretch of […]

Hunters’ ears may have perked up when they heard Region 7 in southeastern Montana will be offering one moose tag […]

Search and rescue calls in busy recreational areas like the Gallatin Valley have become more and more common. To assist […]

Conservation groups and fishing outfitters have voiced their concerns in recent correspondence with the groups overseeing the cleanup of the […]

Amendments that would delay nonresident upland game bird hunting and dog training in Montana drew pages of comments from hunters. […]

This spring, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers may conduct its test releases of water from Fort Peck Dam. The […]

Two meetings last week in eastern Montana highlighted upland bird hunting pressure, bird population trends and was where amendments were […]

The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission agreed at its meeting in December to realign the boundary of two hunting districts […]

Mule deer numbers in many areas of Montana have seen significant declines in recent years. That prompted Fish and Wildlife […]

The Bureau of Land Management on Wednesday announced a public comment period for a proposal to open a half-mile section […]

Visitors to Yellowstone National Park, which now annually tops about 4 million people, are treated to fantastic sights like Old […]

Portions of the Beartooth and Absaroka mountains in south-central Montana are unique because they allow unlimited backcountry bighorn sheep hunts. […]

The Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife & Parks unveiled its new elk management plan on Dec. 1 after three years […]

Montana hunters have a lot of information from Fish, Wildlife & Parks to wade through if they want to keep […]

A grizzly bear, possibly an adult male, was photographed by a game camera in the Missouri Breaks in mid-October. The […]

Proposed changes to fishing regulations on southwestern Montana rivers concerned two Fish and Wildlife Commissioners at a recent meeting. As […]

A Townsend hunter is facing charges of hunting without permission while crossing from one block of Bureau of Land Management […]

As bird hunters tromp through the hills, valleys and fields of Montana this fall, they could run into an unusual […]

A gold mine proposed near the northern border of Yellowstone National Park, just outside Gardiner, won’t move forward after a […]

A proposal to exchange federal and private acreage in the Crazy Mountains and near Big Sky has been slightly altered […]

There are way more moths in the world than butterflies, yet butterflies get all of the attention. For the past […]

Public Access Land Agreements negotiated this spring by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks with the Square Butte Grazing Association has […]

It’s crazy how a machine can embody so much emotion. In this case, I’m referring to my dad’s 1970s Buehler […]

It was a huge deal in 1995 when Big Sky Resort opened its Lone Peak Tram to the summit of […]

It may be no surprise to some of us Montana hunters that we like the five week rifle season, even […]

A new fishing access site along the Yellowstone River just south of Livingston will include information for visitors to learn […]

There’s no doubt wolves are a controversial topic in the outdoor community. That fact was highlighted during a Wednesday Environmental […]

Between Havre and Malta the Bureau of Land Management has launched a cooperative program to collect native seeds for restoration. […]

Southeast of Big Timber there are the remains of an ancient volcano, now called Sliderock Mountain. The mountain was formed […]

Last June in a historic flood, East Rosebud Creek roared down its narrow valley, wiping out the only access road […]

A nonprofit group is calling for a meeting of tribal representatives in an attempt to push for co-management of Yellowstone […]

During this year’s drawings for special permits, hunters who purchase bonus points had better odds of drawing. Instead of waiting […]

Restoring native Yellowstone cutthroat trout to streams can rile up anglers, even though the native species has disappeared from 70% […]

Each summer a crew of Fish, Wildlife & Parks employees backpacks into the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness. Their goal is to sample […]

The Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife & Parks will launch two new bighorn sheep studies in July, part of a […]

The bison hunt north of Yellowstone National Park this winter has been so successful that gut piles were building up […]

In 1907 a young group of Butte residents took a road trip to Yellowstone National Park. One traveler, James Murphy, […]