Montana is filled with a variety of wildlife, but a lot of those species don't get a lot of attention.  In this outdoor report, Winston Greely tells us about a program whose goal is to put more focus on Montana's non game critters.

With the passing of the holiday season comes the awards season. Winston Greely presents the new award show in this Outdoor Report.

In this Outdoor Report, Winston Greely looks back at some of the highlights from 2008.

In this outdoor report, Winston Greely takes a look back at some of the outdoor highlights from the past year.

In this outdoor report, Winston Greely looks back at this past year's outdoor highlights.

The nation's sportsmen and women are the main reason we enjoy today's wildlife in this outdoor report, Winston Greely tells us about one program celebrating a milestone this year that has preserved wildlife for many generations.

When a windstorm brought down the ranch head-quarter's last cottonwood tree, it could have brought an end to over 50 years of great horned owls nesting in the yard.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us what the rancher did to make sure the owls remained part of the neighborhood.

A lot of children aspire to follow their parents career path, but when it comes to wildlife enforcement it is uncommon in Montana.  In this outdoor report, Winston Greely tells us about one of these unique family affairs.

This labor day weekend families will head outside to enjoy one last summer weekend and as Winston Greely show us in this outdoor report, there is one couple who will be outside whose bond was formed through fishing.

If you can't get excited about being a hunter in Montana, then you should take up a new sport. In this Outdoor Report, Montana hunters share what hunting means to them.

In this outdoor report, Winston Greely looks ahead to this year's outdoor highlights.

The open space, ranching heritage, and wildlife habitat of the Blackfoot Valley was recently in serious jepardy.  In this Outdoor Report, Mike Gurnett shows us how local landowners created a whole new meaning for the term “Neighborhood Watch.”

To aide ranchers in preventing wolf depredation, state managers employ a variety of non-lethal deterrents. In this Outdoor Report, Winston Greely tells us about a new research project in Montana that is looking at electrifying the faldry.

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Many see Montana as a great place to live, but finding that dream job here can be difficult.  In this outdoor report, Winston Greely shows us one man who has managed to do both

For over 100 years, volunteers have been a key ingredient in Montana’s fish and wildlife restoration work. That history taught FWP that when the public is involved, it creates a sense of pride and ownership in the resource.

Comprehensive Fish and Wildlife Conservation Strategy (CFWCS) is an exhaustive analysis of over 600 species of birds, mammals, fish, reptiles, amphibians, crayfish, mussels, and the places where they live. In this Outdoor Report, Winston Greely tells us about one crew's summer spent looking for small mammals.

Most Montanans would consider a migration South a nice break during the winter, but in this outdoor report Winston Greely shows us an animal whose migration could mean life or death.

Montana hunters will have a new type of March madness this year.  In this outdoor report, Winston Greely tells us about a change in dates that will affect big game hunters.

Eurasian watermilfoil, the invasive plant clogging power plants and water systems all across the country, was once commonly sold as a decorative aquarium plant.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett takes us along as biologists warn that similar introductions can become large problems.

If you visit any of Montana's lakes in the summer, you are bound to see a lot of vegetation in the water. But as Winston Greely shows us in this Outdoor Report, there is one plant you don’t want to see.

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Aquatic Invasive Species are organisms that are brought into Montana from other places.  They can kill fish and jam community water supplies.  In this Outdoor Report, Mike Gurnett shows us three easy steps to help stop these invaders in their tracks.

Fall is an active time of year in Montana’s great outdoors for bird hunters, bow hunters—and bears! In this Outdoor Report, Mike Gurnett provides us with some safety tips to follow when recreating in bear country.

Montana's new "Archery In The Schools" program appears to be right on target. The lesson plan encourages students to become more involved in outdoor activities and spend less time in front of the television.

In the early days of snowmobiling, riders carried a good set of tools and spare parts to insure they could make it home. In this Outdoor Report, Mike Gurnett explains how dramatic improvements to snowmobiles have users carrying a different type of survival equipment.

 In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us how the shovel has evolved to become an essential safety tool for a new generation of snowmobile riders.

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