Hunting

The 3rd annual coyote derby is the weekend of February 17 - 19 and kicks off at the Blue Cat Bar in Huntley. This year, the proceeds benefit a Montana charity that is dear to our hearts.

An annual indicator that spring is right around the corner is the Great Rockies Sports Show, returning to MetraPark this weekend (1/20 -1/22) with fresh surprises and fun for the entire family. A highlight for 2023 is the Paul Bunyan Lumberjack show.

The governor is a big sportsman and spent the holidays getting some duck hunting in. So now he tells us he found the perfect recipe for cooking duck, and you can do it in a crockpot!

Do you know a paralyzed veteran here in Montana who likes to hunt, fish, and spend time outdoors? Here's an opportunity for a free track chair that has been donated for a veteran here in Big Sky country.

Do you remember this hunter? This comes nearly a month after the brutal crime, and I'm just wondering why it took so long.

Don’t Suffer through Gamey Tasting Dinners Anymore In Montana, hunting is a way of life.  It’s in our blood, our DNA, it’s just what we do here. While there are a plethora of deer, elk, antelope and other game animals to hunt, there’s a big drawback for many people: they can’t stomach the taste. Wild game is much leaner than ...

Citing multiple issues in a 24 hour period, local law enforcement in at least one Eastern Montana county is pushing out an important warning to hunters.

Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks have released their annual hunting season forecast for 2022.

A lot of people that are moving to Bozeman think that they've discovered paradise, but what are some of the bad things?

Free meat for veterans. If you haven't gotten a chance to see the great crew from the Veterans Meat Locker in action- now is your chance. They've done these giveaways all across Montana. They'll also have an archery shoot at their upcoming Billings event.

"Despite a longer season and new methods of take, hunters and trappers in Montana this season killed the fewest number of wolves in the last four years."

Montana hunters and fishermen know the frustration of soggy, ripped or even missing hunting and fishing licenses, deer or elk tags.