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Fee increase proposed for non-resident hunters in Montana
Montana lawmakers heard a proposal to increase hunting fees for out-of-state hunters to help fund block management programs.
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The "big catch" for ice fishing is really Montana's community
There is a lot to ice fishing, from the sport to getting outdoors in the winter, but one thing is for certain: "The big catch ...
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Two Bills Seeking to Roughly Halve Montana’s Wolf Population Pass Out of Committee
The House Fish, Wildlife and Parks Committee this week advanced a pair of bills that aim to aggressively reduce wolf ...
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Possible chronic wasting disease case investigated in Granite County
A possible case of CWD is under investigation after a deer was recently found acting strangely near Philipsburg.
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Flooding closes 2 southwest Montana fishing access sites
Two fishing access sites in southwest Montana are closed due to flooding caused by ice jams, according to Montana Fish, ...
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Wolf numbers could be halved under bills introduced in the Legislature
It’s the first package of wolf bills heard by the 69th Legislature and resumes the long running debate over how many wolves ...
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Hunting and Fishing the Flathead Reservation is a Privilege, Not a Right
Just a short drive from Kalispell or Missoula, the Flathead Indian Reservation offers phenomenal hunting and fishing opportunities for Montanans. This is no secret. But what might be overlooked is how ...
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Bill would increase Montana private fish pond license fees to $600
The Montana Legislature is now considering House Bill 74, which would raise the fee for private fish ponds to $600.
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'Declaration of war'?: Two Montana lawmakers consider expanded wolf hunting to halve population
A trio of bills would increase take of animals by eliminating hunting quotas, allowing year-round hunting, and reclassify wolves as ‘furbearers’.
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Bill would increase private fish pond license fees to $600
In a state known for its great river and lake fisheries, private fish ponds are still very popular. For example, on the last day of 2024, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks’ Region 3 supervisor ...