Montana officials have adopted a plan to maintain the largest grizzly population in the Lower 48 states at roughly current numbers if the animal is removed from the threatend species list.
Man who was elk hunting told authorities he shot the bear after it approached his hunting camp three different times. However, investigators found only one set of bear tracks outside the camp and determined that
BILLINGS, Mont. — The Trump administration recently moved forward with plans to ease restrictions on oil and natural gas drilling, mining and other activities across millions of acres in the American West that were put
This year, compost made from deer carcasses extended to growing turf in medians and beside roads by Maryland State Highway Administration.
While walking hard for late-season, public-land pheasants, try a different route.
MISSOULA, Mont. – New sage grouse management plans unveiled by the Bureau of Land Management could unravel years of stakeholder collaboration and reduce habitat conservation measures for sagebrush country that have played a major role
Wickliffe, Ky. — A Kentucky hunter killed a buck that had another deer’s decomposing head still attached to its antlers. The state Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources posted a photo on Facebook of Bob
Top anglers match spoon design for different phases of winter and the moods of walleyes.
He denied a salvage tag to man who called in the car-deer collision and sawed off antlers for himself.
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