Wild Sheep Transplant in Montana Postponed Montana FWP delayed a plan to transplant bighorn sheep from the Madison Range to the Wolf Creek drainage after biologists confirmed three sheep deaths caused by pneumonia.

Claims For Wolf Depredation in Montana Decline in 2013 Increased hunting and trapping of wolves may have helped livestock producers.

Heavy EHD Outbreak in Montana's Region 4 Region 4 of Montana showing heavy signs of EHD outbreak in their whitetail herds.

Anglers Catch (and Release) Moose Doctor Karen Sciascia and river guide Seth McLean fished a rare catch from the waters of Montana’s Big Hole River. At 25 pounds and roughly half as long as Sciascia was tall, it was certainly trophy size.

Southeast Montana Elk Numbers Continue to Rise Recent surveys conducted by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (MFWP) Wildlife Biologist, Dean Waltee, show elk populations across southeast Montana continue to increase.

Study Finds Wolves’ Presence May Reduce Elk Population in Several Ways It's no secret that wolf predation has a significant impact on Western elk herds. However, the mere presence alone of wolves can reduce the elk population in a number of ways.

Montana Wildlife Commissioner Illegally Tags Deer Earlier this month an embarrassing moment occurred when the Montana head of wildlife commission, in charge of ALL the game regulations, was found in violation of just that.

Montana to Open a Wolf Archery Season Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Commission has approved an archery wolf hunting season beginning September 3rd that will include 14 different management units with a total harvest quota of 220 animals.

Montana Decoy Introduces NEW Predator Decoy - Fawnzy With fawning season beginning or just around the corner in many areas, the Fawnzy Predator Decoy is an ace up the sleeve for early summers predators. Utilizing Montana Decoy’s HD photography, this decoy will fool even the most practiced predator eyes.

Flying Deer Causes Montana Power Outage Last week in the small rural community of East Missoula, Montana, a power outage was blamed on a fawn that had been dropped onto electrical lines affecting about 30 area homes.