Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks

With the advent of spring, Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks have opened selected watercraft check stations throughout the state.

A recent Associated Press report stated that a newly created group expressed criticism of the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks' aquatic invasive species prevention program.

They had spent enough time hanging around the Rattlesnake Recreation area and thought a trip downtown might be a good idea, but for this mother moose and her calf, it proved to be just too much human contact.

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks finalized three conservation easements in the Habitat Montana program.

A group out looking for Christmas trees discovered a carcass of a bull moose December 1st south of Bozeman. Joleen Tadej of Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks reported the moose had been poached about a mile up Moser Creek Road in the Hyalite drainage...

Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks officials have released the latest numbers on hunter success for the past week during the general rifle season.

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks game check stations have reported in on the latest weekend of general rifle season and the numbers are down from last year.

If there’s one message that Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks officials want to emphasize to hunters during the coming general rife season, it’s be ‘bear aware’

Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks officials report that a grizzly bear killed a calf early this week on a ranch near Two Dot, Montana.

Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks officials have been working for the last several weeks managing bears as they prepare for winter.

The younger hunters go out in the field.

With temperatures into the 80’s in western Montana, the temptation to grab the float tubes and hit the river can be irresistible, however, officials with Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks urge caution after the just finished flood season.