Montana Fish Wildlfe and Parks

Montana's general big game rifle season came to a close this past Sunday with some grim and disgusting reports.

Remember the good ol' days (Saturday) when the bright sun was shining and the temperatures were in the 70s?

Nobody is sounding the alarm for an invasive species. In fact, at one time, this was one of its homes.

You don't go to such great lengths to investigate and solve minor hunting offenses.

One half of one percent (approximately) might not seem like much. But in this battle, it means a lot to the well-being of Montana waters.

These disgusting incidents can occur just about anytime of the year.

The lesson here is that it's not much of a bear-resistant container if it isn't properly secured.

It's hardly a well-kept secret, even though it hides itself from view as you drive along the highway.

So cute. So adorable. So misunderstood?

Pitching a tent near the water or way up in the mountains. It offers an undeniable attraction to many in Montana.

Training season with wild birds on public lands begins tomorrow, August 1 for Montana residents.

They never seem too far from the limelight, and continue to be one of the most polarizing species in the state.