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Imagine cruising through the wide-open expanses of Custer National Forest in Montana, spotting a majestic bull elk, and deciding that’s your trophy—right from the comfort
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 Fish, Wildlife & Parks is rolling out free in-person hunter and bowhunter education courses plus field days this spring in north-central Montana—a golden opportunity
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is gearing up for an informational fisheries meeting on February 24 in Plentywood, where regional fisheries technician Hayden Cody and
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is rolling out a slate of Hunter and Bowhunter Education classes across south-central Montana this spring, with in-person sessions, hybrid
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is stepping up with a smart, hands-on Combined Hunter and Bowhunter Education Field Day tailored for online students in Forsyth
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks just opened the gates for landowners to apply for 2026 hunting access programs like Block Management, Elk Hunting Access Agreements,
Imagine stumbling upon a majestic bull elk, illegally dropped on private land west of Roundup, Montana, with only the trophy head and a couple backstraps
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks just dropped a prime opportunity for hunters: applications open March 1 for limited draws on the 245-acre Foys Bend Fisheries
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 is cranking up the chill with their Becoming an Outdoors Woman (BOW) program’s ice fishing workshop in Havre on February
