It's 59 miles of the most cherished stretch of river in America, with one put-in and one take-out. About 1 in 10 people who applied for a private float permit for the Smith River got one for 2023. Nearly 40% of the float permits for The Smith were awarded to nonresidents of Montana. Do we have a problem?

We know how stories like these rankle Montana hunters, the vast majority of which do things the right way.

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

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."

True, a Christmas event perhaps not for the claustrophobic, but I am imagining the lighting effects being totally ethereal.

The judge's ruling doesn't resolve the lawsuit but does allow wolf hunting to proceed this winter.

It's a big weekend for Montana's migratory bird hunters.

A shocking event over the weekend in Northwest Montana has taken social media by storm when a hunter shot and killed one of Montana's premier predators. Except, it wasn't the predator they thought it was.

There are five species listed on the Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks Species of Interest page that are protected as endangered species. Leave them alone if you see them. You may end up behind bars if you do.

If you had to think of the most popular vehicle in Montana, you would probably lean towards an F-150 or Ram 1500. But, in all fairness, the vehicle of choice for many Montanans is a Subaru Outback. You cannot throw a rock in Missoula without hitting a Subaru...

Looking at the charges, it appears Montana black bears got the worst of it. But other species suffered some losses, too.