
Largest freshwater lake west of Mississippi continues aggressive non-native fish removal
Montana’s Flathead Lake looks to get rid of lake trout, whitefish to restore populations of native westslope cutthroat trout, bull trout.
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Montana’s Flathead Lake looks to get rid of lake trout, whitefish to restore populations of native westslope cutthroat trout, bull trout.

This year, there are more deer permit areas where hunters can use bonus permits to harvest more than one deer, and fewer areas where hunters need to apply in a lottery to shoot an antlerless

It’s the 20th bear to join the region near the Montana-Idaho border under an augmentation program that began in 1990.

A limited hunting season could be used to stop the herd from getting too large.

The grouse that are harvested every year tend to be quickly replaced in reproduction.

Retired Wisconsin deer biologist Mike Foy has a unique pay-for-performance idea.

Steven Rinella produces one of the most popular podcasts in the country, and on Thursday night, more than 1,000 outdoorsmen and outdoorswomen rendezvoused in Burnsville to watch it live. Plus information on an upcoming Modern

Instead, anglers urged to consider warm-water fish species, such as bass, northern pike, bowfin or panfish.

Judge says environmental groups failed to prove there were practical alternatives to the $59 million dam serving farmers in western North Dakota and eastern Montana.
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