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In a rare win for Second Amendment sanity, Gabriel Metcalf finally got his single-shot 20-gauge shotgun back from the clutches of federal bureaucracy, courtesy of
Imagine stumbling upon a scene straight out of a primitive hunting thriller: a helpless mule deer fawn in Roundup, Montana, felled not by a clean
If you’re a shed antler hunter gearing up for Montana’s prime spring ritual, mark your calendar: registration for vehicle access into the Blackfoot-Clearwater Wildlife Management
Montana’s Cooney State Park, a prime spot for outdoor enthusiasts to exercise their Second Amendment rights—think concealed carry hikes, family target practice sessions on public
Pictograph Cave State Park in Montana is rolling out its fourth annual Earth Day Celebration from April 16-19, transforming the ancient site—famous for its 2,000-year-old
Montana’s Fish and Wildlife Commission just dropped a late-night bombshell: otter trapping in Region 3 is shut down effective midnight on March 31, with trappers
Montana’s Cooney State Park is gearing up for a triumphant return this spring, with Fish, Wildlife & Parks wrapping up shoreline repairs from April 6
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) just dropped their 2026–2030 Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP), a blueprint stamped by the National Park Service that’s
The Boone and Crockett Club, that venerable institution founded by Theodore Roosevelt himself to champion ethical hunting and wildlife conservation, is stepping up in a
Imagine trading the concrete jungle for the wild expanse of Montana’s First Peoples Buffalo Jump State Park, where ancient bison cliffs whisper tales of survival
Travelers’ Rest State Park near Lolo, Montana, is rolling out the red carpet for its 25th anniversary with a free public open house on March
Montana’s Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) just greenlit nearly $60,000 for four community pond enhancement projects, leveraging an additional $35,000 from private matches to upgrade
Imagine reeling in a trophy trout from a crystal-clear Montana stream, only to realize that thriving fisheries aren’t just about luck or lures—they’re about deliberate
Montana’s Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) is opening the door to hunters for input on the 2026 waterfowl seasons, a move that’s got wingshooters buzzing
Montana’s Fish, Wildlife & Conservation Commission just dropped a bombshell on big cat hunters: Lion Management Unit (LMU) 422 is now off-limits to pursuing male
First Peoples Buffalo Jump State Park in Montana is rolling out the Wolverine Program on March 28—a family-friendly deep dive into wolf and carnivore management,
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is dropping a timely heads-up for landowners: you’ve got until March 15 to apply for programs like Unlocking Public Lands,
Sen. Steve Daines (R-MT), a steadfast ally in the fight for Second Amendment rights, just dropped a bombshell: he’s not seeking reelection in 2026. In
Montana’s Fish and Wildlife Commission is gearing up for a pivotal meeting on April 16 at 8 a.m. at the Montana Heritage Center in Helena,
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is rolling out a slate of in-person hunter education classes and field days across central and eastern Montana this spring
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) just dropped a timely opportunity for landowners: the enrollment window for the CRP Add-on Lease under the Upland Game
Montana’s Blackfoot-Clearwater Wildlife Management Area is gearing up for shed antler season, with Fish, Wildlife & Parks kicking off online vehicle registration from April 1-19
Montana’s Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) is rallying hunters to show some love to the private landowners who keep the gates open for public access,
Montana’s Fish & Wildlife Commission just dropped a bombshell on big cat hunters: Lion Management Unit (LMU) 280 is now off-limits to pursuing male mountain
Montana’s Smith River float permit lottery is the stuff of outdoor legends—a brutal gauntlet where 8,711 residents and 2,860 nonresidents duke it out for just
Montana’s wild backcountry just got a whole lot more exciting for predator hunters, as the state has extended its mountain lion and wolf seasons well
Montana’s lawmakers just dropped a curveball on shed antler hunters, and while it might seem like a niche wildlife tweak, it’s got ripples that echo
Montana’s Fish, Wildlife & Conservation Commission just dropped a bombshell on big cat hunters: Lion Management Unit (LMU) 340 is now off-limits to pursuing male
Montana’s 2026 hunting and fishing license year kicks off March 1, bringing a slate of changes that every outdoorsman—from rifle-toting elk hunters to bow-wielding shed
Montana’s Fish, Wildlife & Parks Commission just dropped a bombshell on big cat hunters: Lion Management Unit (LMU) 121 is now off-limits to pursuing female
Montana’s Fish & Wildlife Commission just dropped a bombshell on big cat hunters: Lion Management Unit (LMU) 319 is now off-limits to pursuing male mountain
Montana’s Fish, Wildlife & Conservation Commission just dropped a bombshell for big cat hunters: Lion Management Unit (LMU) 680 is now off-limits to pursuing female
Imagine standing on the windswept plains of Montana, where ancient buffalo jumps echo the thunder of massive herds driven off cliffs by First Peoples hunters
Montana’s legendary Smith River just dropped its permit lottery results via MyFWP, and if you’re one of the lucky few, check your inbox—those coveted email
In the endless parade of gun control narratives, a fresh headline emerges pinning weaker gun laws squarely on rising firearm suicides, as if looser regulations
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) just dropped a green light on a key upgrade at the Whittecar Rifle & Pistol Range, approving the removal
Black-tailed prairie dogs aren’t just the cute, yipping architects of the prairie—they’re bona fide ecosystem MVPs, digging vast underground cities that double as luxury condos
Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen is on the front lines of the Second Amendment battlefield, and his latest update reveals a multi-state juggernaut that’s got
Sen. Tim Sheehy, the Navy SEAL-turned-senator from Montana and founder of Bridger Aerospace, isn’t mincing words: our wildfire response system is woefully inaccurate, leading to
In the ever-evolving landscape of Second Amendment advocacy, Montana’s Shooting Facilities and Improvements Development and Oversight Task Force is flexing its muscles with a Communications
Montana’s Fish and Wildlife Commission just dropped a quota hammer on bobcat hunters and trappers in Region 4, slamming the door shut effective midnight on
Kovix, the innovative titanium suppressor powerhouse known for crafting whisper-quiet cans that punch way above their weight, just pulled up stakes from the quiet prairies
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks just opened the gates for landowners to apply for 2026 hunting access programs like Block Management, Elk Hunting Access Agreements,
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) is flipping the script on hunting and fishing license sales starting March 1, 2026, with the rollout of its
Imagine this: you’re deep in Montana’s wide-open backcountry, rifle slung over your shoulder, heart pounding as you track that elusive mule deer buck. That prime
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) is on the hunt for the poacher who dropped a bull moose with a single, precise bullet wound along
Imagine bundling up against the Montana chill at Travelers’ Rest State Park near Lolo, where the ancient Séliš tradition of winter storytelling unfolds every Saturday
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) is opening the gates for public input on three key environmental assessments, and savvy 2A advocates should pay close
Montana’s Fish, Wildlife & Parks Commission just dropped a curveball on big cat hunters: Lion Management Unit 391 is now off-limits to pursuing male mountain
Montana’s Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) just dropped a bombshell on big cat hunters: Lion Management Unit (LMU) 411 is now off-limits to pursuing female
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) is rolling out its innovative License Ambassador program on March 1, ditching clunky old hardware for a sleek, web-based
