Education of a Dope
It was a good day for a darn good dog, and a hunter who still has a lot to learn
Preserving Backcountry Heritage One Stitch at a Time
This kind of project is only possible through partnership and community support.
Spotlight Event: Whitefish Turkey Trot
Bring non-perishable food to the start of the race
Interior Department Supports Canceling Badger-Two Medicine Leases
Blackfeet tribal leaders hail decision as “critical step” in seeking permanent protection of sacred site near Glacier Park
The Rut Kicks In as Hunting Season Enters Final Week
The general rifle hunting season for elk and deer runs through Nov. 29
Poacher Sought in Grizzly Bear’s Death Near Seeley Lake
Bear is believed to have died sometime between Nov. 3 and Nov. 5
Yellowstone Park Proposes Killing 1,000 Bison This Winter
Park wants to kill mostly calves and females to curb the animals' annual migration into Montana
Hunter Reports Shooting, Killing Grizzly Bear
Man said the bear attacked him and he shot it
Ducks Unlimited Dumps Access Advocate
It will be unfortunate if DU’s conservation mission suffers due to this misguided decision
Riding the Wave
After heart-condition diagnosis, endurance athlete Brandon French turns to kiteboarding
Biologists to Discuss South Fork Bull Trout at FVCC
The Thursday talk will begin at 7 p.m. inside the Arts & Technology building on FVCC’s Kalispell campus
UM Researchers Document Connection Between El Nino, Drought
El Nino is a disruption of the ocean-atmosphere system in the tropical Pacific
Whitetail Deer, Elk Harvests Up Over Last Year in Northwest Montana
Hunter numbers are up 6 percent compared to last year
Land Board Approves Sage Grouse Habitat Restrictions
The board voted unanimously Monday to prohibit breaking up native range
Glacier Park Approaches Visitation Record for Second Consecutive Year
Through October, an estimated 2.33 million people visited the park this year
