Deer

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...

The general hunting season in Montana starts this Saturday. Regional Wildlife Manager for Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, Mike Thompson, says the season runs for five weeks through the Sunday after Thanksgiving.

During my pre-season prep for big game hunting, I emptied out my back pack and took inventory of everything. I made sure that everything I put back into my pack was essential to the hunt. It is funny how a pack doesn't feel heavy until you pack it miles into your hunt. Then you might as well be hauling bowling balls. We at KYSS FM  have teamed up with our friends at Cabela's and want to know "

Western Montana game wardens are trying to track down the individual(s) responsible for an odd poaching incident that happened early this week near Haugen, Montana.

This could be the time to head out into the woods if you’re a hunter.

Hunting season is well underway and according to Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks spokeswoman Vivica Crowser Elk hunters in Western Montana have been doing better in 2013 than last year.

Over one hundred dead white-tailed deer have been reported in the west Missoula Valley. FWP first responded to reports from local fishing guides and landowners who reported numerous dead deer in and along the Clark Fork River and fields near and downstream from Harper’s Bridge...

Hungry?

The first full week of open rifle season has passed and harvests for both mule deer and white-tailed deer are up 23% compared to last year. Elk harvests, on the other hand, are down by nearly the same amount. A total of 58 mule deer, 153 white-tailed deer 204 elk along with one black bear, one bighorn sheep, and moose have been harvested so far...

Curious Bob, from up the “Snake”, has more wildlife in his backyard. A nice looking buck and some bird.

This confused woman has got cause and effect all switched around. She called into a radio station in Fargo, North Dakota saying that deer crossing signs should be moved... so that deer would start crossing elsewhere.

I am curious to know how many other peoples’ houses look like mine. The walls are covered in every dead thing you can imagine. If the walls aren’t covered, then things in the house are made of animal parts.