David Schmetterling highlights Montana's native crayfish, emphasizing the enjoyment of catching and preparing them. His recipe offers a flavorful, intimate boil experience, balancing tradition with personal style.

Ticks are small creatures that can ruin outdoor activities while transmitting diseases like Lyme Disease. To prevent tick bites, wear protective clothing, use repellents, and regularly check yourself and pets after outings.

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.

Kokanee Quinn highlights Lukas Leaf’s Venison Burrito Bowl, a flavorful alternative to fast-casual options. The dish features shredded venison, smoky tinga, and fresh toppings, making meal prep versatile and fun.

Trapper Tyler Freel reveals the ultimate "work smarter" hack for Outdoor Life: using a washing machine to turn bloody, matted predator hides into pristine, market-ready fur—just don't tell your spouse.

If your idea of a perfect spring morning involves trekking through the brush in search of antlers, this is for […]

Night fishing in Montana offers a refreshing experience amidst tranquil surroundings. Targeting trophy trout with specific techniques, the activity emphasizes stealth, ethical practices, and optimal timing for a unique outdoor adventure.

Ice fishing isn’t just drilling a hole and waiting. Catch more fish by moving, experimenting with depth and presentations, and paying attention to structure—plus learn seven common rookie mistakes to avoid, straight from @Girlof10000Lakes.

Got an old busted fishing rod collecting dust? Don’t toss it—convert it into a short, sensitive DIY ice rod for jigging. This simple, budget-friendly build gives old gear a second life, and the video walkthrough shows you the basic steps to get back on the ice without breaking the bank.

A simple question about targeting paddlefish on the Yellowstone turned into a preseason reality check: paddlefishing isn’t casual. From training your shoulders and core to dialing in the cast-sweep-repeat rhythm, packing real fuel, and following Montana FWP regulations and mandatory reporting rules, here are the beginner tips experienced anglers keep repeating.