Deer

All of Montana’s cities have urban deer, but only Helena has a systematic approach to controlling the deer population through trapping and culling.

A moment in nature.

On Sunday morning, I woke up and wanted to get some exercise. I realize that sounds very strange because I don't like to exercise much but I do realize that it is football season and now my Sundays are normally filled with sitting on the couch and eating all day long...

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks are currently conducting their spring surveys using airplanes to look for elk in the morning and deer in the evening.

This ought to make folks here real happy! Venison is a common staple in our state. Arby's is gauging Americans' taste for venison by offering up a new sandwich at select locations

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...

What are these tracks? Out hiking a friend of mine got into a debate.

Montana's national parks have already had their share of stupid human-wild animal encounters this year.

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.

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...