
Where orange booths meet gold rush lore….

When life gives you lemons or limes, don’t just make lemonade—make your meat tender…

Ever heard of a spot not too far from Montana where fish can literally swim from the Pacific watershed to the Atlantic?

Not all tough Montanans wear flannel—some freeze solid for eight months and still wake up ready to party…

Looking for a cool adventure? Ice Caves are a frozen wonder hiding in the prairie hills.

Turns out love could be blind and concussed for rams in the bighorn sheep world…

Walleye anglers dream of a 10-pound trophy, but Mabry Harper’s legendary 25-pound giant remains the ultimate catch—controversy and all!

A stuck wagon, a thirsty idea and a saloon that built a town—Ekalaka’s beginnings are as colorful as its history.

If Montana Schools teach hunting, archery, or classes that involve firearms, they will be denied federal funds. These federal funds […]

“The Montana hunter steadied for the shot as the “sleuth” came closer. The group of bears would soon be in […]

Montana is home to several species of nuisance flies. House flies and Horse Flies abound. At this time of year, […]

Life can be an ITCH! Humans can get affected by many insects, bugs, snakes, nettles, and other encounters that make […]

Back in the day, Bubbles were a modified bobber that we used to fly fish with a spinning rod. You […]

It seems that aquatic insect and Salmon fly populations are in the decline. This reduction of insects is related to […]

Earth is in constant change. Our planet has an orbiting moon, as we both revolve around a dynamic and changing […]

The trend of people moving to Montana may be changing. According to the National Census numbers, more people are leaving […]

It’s the 4th of July!! (in case you forgot…) Here are a few facts about America’s Independence Day that you […]

Anyone with a dog knows that shed hair is a problem. Hairy dust bunnies gather in corners of the floor, […]

On July 1st, anyone using Montana State fishing access sites, State Lands, or Wildlife Management Areas will be required to […]

Montana sunbathing smells like frying bacon. Getting a sunburn is easier at higher altitudes. Big Fry Country means that being […]

Hyalite Lake is a favorite destination for many tourists and locals. This beautiful lake, in the mountains south of Bozeman, […]

Dogs are great family pets. Owners are always looking out for their wellness. Sadly, our pets can require emergency first […]

A lifetime ago, I lived in Maryland. Being from western Maryland, I was used to seeing bears in the Appalachian […]

Trout fishing is at risk in Montana and many other traditionally favorable trout waters. Generally, trout prefer cool, clean, clear […]

Montana fisheries are being overfished. Many anglers practice Catch and Release fishing. Trout, walleyes, or perch are hooked, landed, and […]

Humans seem to have a need to touch and feel wildlife. The problem is that inappropriate touching and feeling are […]

The Bighole River is in trouble. It has been in trouble, and there is no plan in place to save […]

Montana is home to many wonderful and wild things. Folks travel from around the world to see our unique and […]

Many people enjoy eating raw seafood, fish, and shellfish. There is more on the menu than you may know about. […]

A recent Corner Crossing case has been resolved in Wyoming. For those that don’t know, “Corner Crossing” means that you […]

Fly lines have come a long way. The first fly lines were made from waxed and braided horse tail […]

Pictures of trout and other fish in nets are on the rise. Many Catch and Release fishermen want a picture […]

Finding that specific fishing hot spot is just half of the battle. Remembering where it is another problem. Oh sure, […]

Ticks Suck! No outdoor sportsmen enjoy ticks. They may have a role in the ecosystem but… Anyway, Ticks seem to […]

Catching fish on a fly is simply about ONE thing. The fisherman must Present the fly so that it […]

The Gardiner River was one of my favorite rivers to fish. This river flows through the high-altitude desert of the […]

Scientists recently discovered a near perfectly mummified bull buffalo in the Siberian permafrost. The front half of this 8,000-year-old bull […]

All birders deal with occasional feeder pests, from mice and squirrels to insects, deer, and raccoons. Bears, on the other hand, […]

Hunting is a Blood Sport. This means that things die when hunters are successful at harvesting their prey. Humans are […]

Fish don’t talk but fishermen certainly talk a lot about fish. Fishery agencies also use fishy vocabulary that is […]

Montana towns and cities were named for interesting people, places, and businesses. Some of these names, like Absarokee, came from […]

Morel mushrooms are a delicacy. Hunting Morels takes time, energy, and luck. There is also plenty of competition to locate […]

We have all seen the big black birds hopping on the ice or soaring around our forest and fields. Which […]

Many of us are ready for Spring. The warmer weather, flowers, leafed trees, and longer days appeal to many outdoor […]

Waders, ice fishing bibs, and other outdoor gear get FUNKY!!! Consider what is going on when you are wearing them. […]

Montana fishing licenses are about to expire. Last year’s license is good until the end of February. On March 1st, […]

Be careful what you eat! Freshwater Fish have become a new high-risk food for human consumption. Liver damage, high cholesterol, […]

Rural states like Montana, the Dakotas, and Wyoming have become overwhelmed with “out of staters” moving in. So, how could […]