Yellowstone Summit: A Gathering of Outdoor Experts From February 19th through 22nd, an online Yellowstone Summit is set to bring together more than 30 experts across various fields related to Montana’s outdoor heritage. The event aims to cover topics ranging from wildlife management and habitat conservation to sustainable ranching and fishing practices. Quick Takeaways The […]
Introduction: Montana Elk and Their Surprising Travels Elk are among Montana’s most prized wildlife species, admired by hunters and outdoor enthusiasts alike. While they are known for their intelligence and adaptability, recent observations have revealed some elk embarking on long journeys far beyond their typical ranges, sometimes covering hundreds of miles. Notably, there have been […]
Montana State Hosts Key Discussion on Cattle Market Dynamics Montana State University recently convened an agricultural economics conference focusing on the evolving landscape of cattle prices and the influence of global trade. Ranchers, economists, and industry stakeholders gathered to explore the factors shaping the beef market and what these changes could mean for Montana’s livestock […]
Historic Rodeo Event in Great Falls Great Falls recently played host to what reports indicate was a historic moment during the Montana ProRodeo Finals. This year’s event is said to have featured a rare double crowning, a milestone that underscores the deep roots and ongoing vitality of rodeo culture in Montana. Quick Takeaways Great Falls […]
Introduction to Montana’s 2026 Hunting Regulations Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) has recently published the proposed hunting regulations for the 2026 season. These guidelines provide important updates and frameworks that will shape hunting activities across the state. Hunters, both residents and non-residents, should familiarize themselves with these regulations to prepare for the upcoming season […]
Unlocking the Full Potential of Your Spotting Scope For many Montana hunters, a spotting scope is more than just another piece of gear—it’s a crucial tool that can transform how you scout and hunt big game. While often associated with glassing distant ridgelines or scanning open fields, the capabilities of a spotting scope reach far […]
Current Ice Conditions at Lake Sutherlin and Newlan Reservoir As winter progresses in Montana, anglers are keeping a close eye on ice thickness and safety before heading out onto frozen waters. Recent reports indicate that both Lake Sutherlin and Newlan Reservoir currently have ice measuring between 10 and 12 inches thick. This depth generally supports […]
Federal Support Shines Light on Fish Hatchery Enhancements Recent developments in fish hatchery funding across the country may hold lessons for Montana’s aquaculture and fisheries management efforts. Reports indicate that a notable fish hatchery in New York secured over $230,000 in federal grant money aimed at modernizing operations and enhancing its role as a recreational […]
Montana Voices Call for Clearer Food Origin Information In recent discussions across Montana’s agricultural communities, there has been a growing call for enhanced transparency in food labeling, specifically regarding the country of origin for meat and produce. Advocates argue that consumers deserve to know exactly where their food comes from to make informed choices, supporting […]
Historic Auction Results at the National Western Stock Show Reports indicate that the recent National Western Stock Show’s Auction of Junior Livestock Champions set a new milestone, with the top animals fetching bids totaling over $820,000. This record-breaking auction highlights the strong interest and investment in youth livestock programs and quality breeding stock. Quick Takeaways […]