montana outdoors

You're encouraged to squeal on these nasty pigs if you spot one in Montana.

People like to say " The hardest part about hunting is finding a place to hunt."

Now, thanks to advancing technology, you can immortalize your trophy animal digitally.

You don't have to be a pro to win great prizes at the 28th annual fundraiser, and youth participation is welcome. It's Saturday, August 12th at the Billings Trap Club.

Here's your friendly reminder to stay as far away as possible from poison hemlock. It's a nasty plant, and it can be found statewide.

The longer I looked, the more I saw in this incredibly detailed woodland fairy house. It's hidden in plain sight in a popular Billings park.

Insert your favorite weed pun - here - but these are the highest (elevation) communities in Montana, all at least 6,000 feet above sea level.

This Yellowstone bear is the first to be sighted outside its den

Unlike most touristy outdoor-type places in Montana, at this ghost town, you are only allowed to camp in the winter. Without a car.

Did you know you could nude camp in Montana? The location is so secret, it's not even on the map!

Don’t be dumb. If you want to get underground and explore these natural phenomena, you need a guide that has been there before.

It's easy to assume those oversized bird nests you'll find on top of power poles along the Yellowstone River are for bald eagles, but you would be mistaken.