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A new study on deer, elk and moose collisions reveals that Montanans are more likely to hit large animals with their cars than residents of all but one other state. "Montana ranks number two in likelihood, with a 1 in 58 chance that a Montana driver will collide with a deer," said State Farm Insurnace Spokesman Brad Hilliard...

The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation recently passed an historic milestone, $1 billion in cumulative value for conservation efforts.

The opening weekend for western Montana hunters was a success for the most part.

Montanans are hitting more deer than ever before... at least now we can legally harvest road kill.

I got a buck! It's not much of a buck, but hey, it has horns and that makes it legal. In other news, we've got a swell line-up of topics for Talk Back this week!

Early reports indicated that this year’s hunting season was off to a slow start, but Regional Wildlife Manager Mike Thompson says that although the harvest was down, there were actually more hunters out and about during the first weekend of rifle season this year...

It was opening day for rifle hunters and according to Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, numbers are similar to last years opening day.

The general hunting season in Montana starts this Saturday. Regional Wildlife Manager for Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, Mike Thompson, says the season runs for five weeks through the Sunday after Thanksgiving.

Western Montana game wardens are trying to track down the individual(s) responsible for an odd poaching incident that happened early this week near Haugen, Montana.

New legislation that allows citizens to harvest road kill went into effect on Tuesday of this week, and according to Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Regional Supervisor Randy Arnold, one Missoula resident has already taken advantage of the new law.