Late in life, Brian Meyer found his people. They are hunters.
Zach Turnbull could barely make out the emaciated grizzly bear’s inside-lip tattoo, and when he did decipher the digits — 168 — they just didn…
Yellowstone hosts thousands of thermal features which have diverse chemistries and origins. The most iconic features, like Old Faithful, have …
Jeff the Nature Guy visits with Bandy, an armadillo at ZooMontana that enjoys playing with the zookeepers, and enjoys belly tickles.
Hallie Zolynski is a believer in hands-on training, maybe to the extreme.
The final transfer of federal lands to the state of Montana to satisfy a debt owed since 1889 has been approved.
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Given its name and remote location, Rattlesnake Coulee may not seem like a place worth buying.
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A video highlighting Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks' plans for wildlife management and access opportunities as they prepare for a busy year.
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Gov. Greg Gianforte has announced three nominees to one of Montana’s most closely watched public bodies, the Fish and Wildlife Commission.
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With air travel down, many Americans are hitting the roads during COVID-19. Assuming local regulations allow for it, exploring the outdoors ca…
Roos’ work is legendary in both conservation and the outfitting industry.
The 16th annual Winter Wildlands Alliance Backcountry Film Festival is going virtual, allowing viewers to stream films from the comfort of home.
It would be the last hike of the season, Jessica Newton had excitedly posted on her social media platforms.
Add boating to the list of activities that saw a surge in sales and participation in 2020 thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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There will be a buffalo rifle gong match on Sunday, Jan. 17, at the Yellowstone Rifle Club, 7212 Molt Road.
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