Glacier Park Officials to Host Public Meetings on Improving Visitor Experience
Earlier this month, the park announced that it was implementing a new timed entry vehicle reservation system
Earlier this month, the park announced that it was implementing a new timed entry vehicle reservation system
With angling and environmental pressures ramping up on streams and rivers, the state Fish and Wildlife Commission voted to reel in recreational angling for bull trout in the Flathead, extend a ban on treble hooks and lower the bag limit for wild trout across western Montana
I think I’ll chunk up the first bird I hit a little too hard for some orange chicken
With big game check stations reporting more deer and elk harvested in northwest Montana compared to last year, wildlife officials say the upcoming “rut” could further improve hunters’ chances in the field
Last year, a federal court order shortened trapping season in grizzly bear habitat to avoid conflicts with the endangered species, as well as prevent accidental bycatch. This year, state wildlife managers have also proposed some regulations on coyote trapping.
It is doubtful the changes would survive under President-elect Donald Trump
Visitors will now choose a time block in which they can enter the park on the west side of Going-to-the-Sun Road and the North Fork
Like watching my dog hunt up birds, the mere sight of quail sets me in a proper frame of mind
Nature lovers are mourning the matriarch of the world-famous bear family after she was fatally struck by a vehicle
As bull trout populations in the Bob Marshall Wilderness plummet to their lowest levels in more than 30 years, fisheries managers are seeking to limit angling opportunities originally introduced to promote the iconic species
The defendant and others killed at least 118 eagles, 107 hawks and as many as 3,600 birds overall.
In a pending Montana poaching case, the defendant and accomplices allegedly killed about 3,600 birds
Twenty-eight years makes for an old bear, but 399 defied age
General hunting season kicked off Oct. 26 with nearly 2,000 hunters stopping at regional game check stations on Saturday and Sunday; overall, 10% of hunters reported game, a 3% increase over last year’s opening weekend
Avalanche centers operating in Montana prepare to pare down operations as USFS grapples with budget shortfall