Hunting

Montana approved a 300-wolf quota for the 2026-27 hunting season, down from 452 last year but higher than the quota recommended by FWP.

Antelope season's already underway in Montana, and new rules at Sieben Ranch are changing how hunters access their favorite spots come 2026.

A new federal proposal could open Montana's roadless forests to more roads and logging, raising concerns about wildfire, wildlife, water and recreation.

While we love the outdoors, there's something else about Montana that's turning heads—how our cities are handling their finances and services for residents.

In the world of hunting, there are rules for a reason. Two men just learned the hard way what happens when those rules are broken.

Changes are brewing at the USPS, potentially altering the way we think about mailing firearms. This could spark a lot of conversations around gun rights.

Even the serious business of hunting can have its silly moments—who knew nature's call could spark such creativity?

As another hunting season wraps, Montana outdoorsmen and women share the strangest things they've found while out hunting.

Picture this: a used car search turns into a wallet workout. Montana's prices could leave buyers scratching their heads.

Bears are cute and nice until they're hungry, charging at you for a meal. Do you have a strong enough firearm to take it down?

With the hunting season winding down, a special contest is inviting kids to share their best outdoor memories — and win some great prizes.

In a world where technology meets tradition, the MyFWP app is giving hunters a new way to manage their permits. It’s worth a closer look.