
This Montana Hunter Just Hit the Jackpot on His First Whitetail..

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks game wardens are seeking information on a mule deer doe that was shot and left to waste on state land southwest of Augusta.

Attention wolf hunters and trappers…

When hunting is in your blood–congratulations!

Hunter’s Breakfast Show star Theresa Lunn proves she’s as sharp with a rifle as she is with her trivia!

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks game wardens are seeking information on a mule deer buck that was shot and left to waste in Black Eagle Park on the evening of Nov. 9.

One look at the size of this bird and you’ll understand why Kamp Cook called it a pterodactyl!

This is the shot you don’t want to take…

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is seeking information about a mule deer buck that was shot with archery equipment and then dumped on the Castle Rock Lake park property in Colstrip.

The hunters had harvested a mule deer buck earlier in the morning and were hiking to retrieve the deer when they encountered the bears.

Fishing laws + livestream = a viral fail you don’t want to star in…

When this guy goes hunting, he goes big!

On Saturday afternoon, the Broadwater County Sheriff’s Office responded to a hunting accident in Magpie Gulch where Gallatin County Detention Sergeant Michael Flohr was found deceased.

Game wardens with Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks are seeking information related to a bull elk that was found dead and unclaimed on Saturday, Oct. 25.

Laura Sanford just redefined “trophy wife” with her latest hunting success!

An unforgettable father-son weekend…..

Reminders from FWP game wardens…

Rainbows, walleyes, and perch…

It’s that time of year! The Captain has a revised and updated Hunters Checklist–see if you have everything you need for rifle season!

BILLINGS – The general antelope hunting season opened Saturday, Oct. 11. Much of the region experienced mild weather Saturday, with cooler […]

During its meeting Oct. 9, the Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission made a regulation change to limit the number of white-tailed deer licenses in northeast Montana in response to hemorrhagic disease outbreaks in the area.

The Montana Department of Livestock (MDOL) is responding to a report of potential feral swine.

Idaho Fish and Game is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying two individuals suspected of committing various wildlife crimes involving big game in the Coeur d’Alene area.

When you bag and tag the moose of a lifetime…

Before dawn broke, Landen and his dad hit the mountain for his first archery hunt—and it turned into a day he’ll never forget.

Congratulations to the archery hunter that got this shot!

Good cause, great odds — grab your ticket before they’re gone!

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks suspects that hemorrhagic disease (HD) is responsible for recent white-tailed deer deaths west of Missoula along the Clark Fork River and around Frenchtown.

You can….but would you?

When health kept Coast Guard veteran Steve Earle from using his hard-earned moose tag, he donated it to a fellow hero—giving Purple Heart recipient Chris Grudzinski the hunt of a lifetime.

An elk hunter is recovering after his calls drew a grizzly sow and cubs into a surprise encounter.

Hunters with disabilities can enjoy an easy-access white-tailed deer hunt at Fort Peck!

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is surveying paddlefish anglers by phone and email as the 2025 season ends.

The following report is by Yellowstone Angler: The Cutthroat have some vibrant colors on them right now! Photos: Joe Sherman […]

Lightning is no joke—tragically underscored by the recent loss of two hunters who were struck and killed during a storm…

After years of injuries and setbacks, Montana Grant rediscovers his passion for bowhunting with the help of his son—and a little adjustment at the archery shop.

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks suspects that hemorrhagic disease (HD) is responsible for recent white-tailed deer deaths in the Eureka and Plains areas. These cases are suspect but have not yet been confirmed through lab testing.

This story is from Colorado, but it hits close to home—safety in the backcountry is never something to take for granted…

Deer don’t diet in the fall—here’s what’s on their seasonal menu and why it matters for hunters. More from Montana Grant here!

Wild Hunt or Pet Gone Wrong? Georgia Teen Faces Trial…

Don’t be the hunter everyone remembers for the wrong reasons…