Trump Signs Proclamation to Scale Back Two National Monuments
The president made his plans official during a speech at Utah's state Capitol
Montana Agency Plans Special Deer Hunt to Test for Disease
The licenses will be issued to hunters in an attempt to test 300 deer for chronic wasting disease
Officials Plan to Cull at Least 600 Yellowstone Bison
Officials expect to remove between 600 and 900 bison through hunting or slaughter
Turkey-Free Turkey Day
It’s not a regular habit, but I have some experience with holiday hunting
National Forest Christmas Tree Permits Available
Each $5 permit is good for the harvest of one tree from National Forest Land
Skiers Reminded of Uphill Policy on Big Mountain
Uphill travel policy restricting routes takes effect as ski season approaches
General Hunting Season Wraps Up On Strong Note
Overall percentage of hunters with game ended the season at 8.6 percent
State Paid $137K Settlement to Former Parks Administrator
Under settlement, former parks administrator agreed to withdraw complaints filed with the Montana Human Rights Bureau
Olympic Fever
Flathead Valley Ski Education Foundation auctions off backcountry ski trip with three Olympians
Warm Weather Prevents Early Montana Ski Opening
Bridger Bowl was set to open over Thanksgiving weekend but canceled those plans at last minute
Montana Study Aims to Reduce Grizzly-Livestock Encounters
Study will explore whether electric fencing changes the way grizzlies move through Mission and Flathead Valleys
NRA, Hunting Group Say Grizzly Bear Hunts Needed for Safety
Idaho, Montana and Wyoming are considering limited trophy hunts for grizzlies outside Yellowstone
Trappers Ask Court to Throw Out Lawsuit Over U.S. Fur Exports
More than 30,000 bobcat pelts were exported in 2015, according to wildlife officials
CWD Creeps into Montana
Chronic Wasting Disease infects members of the deer family, including elk and moose
Hunter Success Increases Slightly as Season Winds Down
The general season ends Nov. 26
