Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks

Two Harrison men just found out the hard way that a single tip from a concerned neighbor can unravel three years worth of illegal hunting.

Before the 2026 fall hunting season kicks off, there's one last chance for young bowhunters in Great Falls to get certified — and spots are already limited.

Montana hit 115 degrees this summer, and the rivers are feeling it — Fish Wildlife and Parks has had to step in to protect what's swimming beneath the surface.

Montana's current fee rules have not been thoroughly updated in many years and have become difficult to administer and understand.

After a much-needed downpour, many in Montana are still feeling the pinch of water shortages. There's more to this story than just a little rain.

Sometimes, the hunt for big game can lead to unexpected consequences. This Montana case serves as a reminder that rules are there for a reason.

With the Gianforte administration declaring corner crossing illegal, tensions are rising. This debate is more than just land access; it touches on our shared outdoor traditions.

In a state known for its wide-open spaces, a new initiative aims to bolster shooting sports. The community's voice is crucial in shaping the future. Stay tuned!

Imagine fishing in Montana and getting rewarded for it. This initiative might just put some cash in your pocket while helping the environment too.

As our towns expand, the natural beauty of Montana feels the pressure. Discover what’s being done to safeguard our wildlife and habitats for future generations.