Round baler upgrades: what Montana hay crews should watch in Deere’s newest lineup
As hay season planning starts long before the first windrow hits the ground, equipment announcements tend to catch Montana producers’ attention—especially when…
As hay season planning starts long before the first windrow hits the ground, equipment announcements tend to catch Montana producers’ attention—especially when…
Every so often, a horse sale number hits the roping world like a branding-iron sizzle. Recent reports out of the team roping…
Winter is when a lot of Montana horse and roping folks point the truck south. Shorter days at home, frozen ground, and…
Reports out of the Middle East indicate Arabian horses from the United Arab Emirates turned in standout performances at a major show…
Across Montana, rope horses aren’t just arena athletes—they’re ranch tools that also have to handle long days, rough ground, and real weather.…
Every winter, Montana’s rodeo and roping world keeps one eye south. When an Arizona town like Wickenburg starts drawing attention for a…
Across parts of Montana, a dry growing season is translating into tighter hay supplies and higher-stakes decisions for ranchers and horse owners.…
When grain markets get jumpy, Montana ranchers feel it fast—often through the feed bill before anything else. Even if you grow your…
Drive any Montana backroad long enough and you’ll see the full range of cattle types that make sense here: big-bodied Angus and…
After a few tough years of weather, input costs, and herd liquidation, market watchers are increasingly focused on a familiar theme: the…
If you’ve ever “checked one reel” and lost half an afternoon online, you know the season—even when the weather won’t admit it.…
When Yellowstone settles into winter, the park changes character in a hurry. Roads close, steam rises off thermal basins, and the crowds…
Montanans are used to taking a good dog just about everywhere—checking pivots, riding fence, chasing roosters, or riding along to town. Yellowstone…
Hunters, ranchers, and anyone who’s spent time in big country knows certain places seem to “hold” bones. In and around Yellowstone, reports…
Reports indicate a high-profile Yellowstone National Park wolf—one frequently seen by visitors—was illegally killed, prompting renewed attention on wolf poaching and the…
Every summer, a fresh wave of “most beautiful national parks” lists makes the rounds, and Yellowstone is almost always in the conversation.…
When wildlife cases make headlines, it’s usually not because someone made one small mistake. More often, it’s a chain of choices—cut corners,…
Folks who’ve spent time glassing high country in Northwest Montana tend to remember their first mountain goat: a white speck on a…
Most folks in Montana would rather talk snowpack, calving, or where the elk are staging than what’s happening in a courtroom. But…
Montana mornings have a way of setting the tone: a quick look at the sky, a check of the forecast, and a…
Folks in Montana don’t need a reminder that we live next door to one of the most closely watched volcanic systems on…
Predator talk in Montana usually starts with elk numbers, ends with winter severity, and includes plenty of strong opinions about wolves and…
Headlines about Yellowstone’s “supervolcano” have a way of traveling fast across Montana—especially when they mention swelling ground or a “bulge” beneath the…
Introduction: Where Montana Meets Yellowstone On the northern border of Yellowstone National Park lies Gardiner, Montana—a tiny but vital community nestled where…
New Conservation Easement Safeguards 105 Acres Near Glacier National Park In a significant move for Montana’s outdoors, a 105-acre parcel near Glacier…