Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks

With a sampling this size, here's hoping it is a very good sign for a popular Montana wildlife species.

If the sport was not gaining momentum in Montana, would FWP want to know more about our interests in it?

Is it possible to have too much of a good thing? Fish that thrive in shallow ponds and lakes might tell you that it is.

It doesn't show signs of stoppin'. And no, we're not giving props to the whimsical holiday song, "Let it Snow Let it Snow Let it Snow."

Websites like reserveamerica.com, make it easy for people to claim their campsite months in advance. Making it nearly impossible for anyone to get a camp spot that doesn't plan 6 months to a year in advance to go camping.

The three sick bears were found in NW Montana last fall

Montana FWP wildlife specialist James Jonkel told KGVO about two adult male bears that have been wintering in the area and unusually are not hibernating.

Gianforte wants FWP to update the current plan, which dates to 2004

It had all the ingredients to make for a tragic ending. That was avoided, thanks to the determination of search and rescue teams. 

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks and the Missoula Police Department both warn that feeding urban wildlife is illegal.