Most of the time, an invention is a solution to a problem.  In this Outdoor Report, Mike Gurnett shows us an inspired device that was created to make one man’s winter a little more fun.

Today, so many of our lives depend on planes, trains, and automobiles. In this Outdoor Report, Mike Gurnett introduces us to an occupation where people trust their lives and livelihood to a good horse.

Next month Fish, Wildlife & Parks will have a grand opening for a new reservoir in Central Montana, but as Winston Greely shows us in this outdoor report, many Montanans have fished there for years.

Bannack State Park is on the same exclusive national historic landmark list as Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello and New York’s Brooklyn Bridge. In this Outdoor Report, Mike Gurnett shows us how the old ghost town is giving up some new secrets.

Technology has allowed wildlife researchers to expand their knowledge of Montana's animals. And as Winston Greely shows us in this Outdoor Report, nowhere has technology been a greater asset than with Montana’s bats.

Safe camping in bear country once meant hanging your food cooler 10-15 feet off the ground. In this Outdoor Report, Mike Gurnett shows us some new equipment designed to keep campers safe in bear country.

One indication of the oncoming winter is the movement of bears into their dens. For a bear to survive through hibernation, it needs to consume 20,000 calories daily—that is equivalent to ten double cheeseburgers, ten large fries and more than 15 milkshakes. In this Outdoor Report, Winston Greely tells us that sometimes reliable food sources are tough to find.

Finding a home for injured wildlife can be a dificult, and sometimes impossible task. In this Outdoor Report, Mike Gurnett introduces us to a Montanan whose life work is dedicated to caring for disabled wildlife and educating the public about wildlife conservation.

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks recently secured 1300 acres of wildlife and fish habitat in northwestern Montana. In this Outdoor Report, Winston Greely offers us a glimpse of Montana's newest wildlife management area.

Preserving antlers and skulls from a harvest gives hunters a chance to cherish the memory for a lifetime. And for those of you who are seeking an alternative to the traditional method, Winston Greely goes all-natural in this Outdoor Report. Dermisted beetles will not harm humans.

It can be easy for fly anglers to spend hundreds of dollars on their sport. But in this Outdoor Report, Winston Greely introduces us to one man who became a record holding fly fisherman for a fraction of the cost.

Many know about the mining cleanups around Missoula and Butte, but in this outdoor report, Winston Greely shows us one of Montana's largest superfund sites hidden in the middle of the state.

Many Montanans hit the ski trails to ease the winter blues.  In this outdoor report, Winston Greely shows us how an olympic sport is getting more people excited about winter in Montana.

When traces of PCB’s were found in paint used years ago at the raceways of Big Springs Hatchery near Lewistown, Montana's rainbow trout production dropped by 35%. In this Outdoor Report, Mike Gurnett takes us to Big Springs where biologists are not only returning the facility to operation, but also forecasting a record number of fish to be raised in 2006. During the time the hatchery was out of commission, the Federal hatchery in Ennis supplied the bulk of the fish needed for Montana anglers.

When you see it, you wonder how they can survive it.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett takes us to a Rocky Mountain bighorn dominance fight and gives us the inside on why rams can take such a hit.

Bighorn sheep are among Montana's most athletic wildlife species.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us how these cliff-dwelling gymnasts can be tripped up by the smallest of organisms.

The opening of Montana’s fishing season should be good, despite the effects of the state's drought on waterways. In this Outdoor Report, Winston Greely tells us the story of one of these rivers.

Fishery biologists have determined that the absolute minimum water flow for a healthy Bighorn River is 1500 cfs. The last time the river had a flow above that minimum was back in 2001. Today, the river is flow at three times that volume … what a difference a month of rain makes.

Many Montanans may not admit it, but bird watching is their passion. In this Outdoor Report, Winston Greely introduces us to someone who is making sure there are birds to be seen.

With more than seventy million participants across the United States, bird watching is one of the more popular outdoor activities. In this Outdoor Report, Winston Greely shows us why Montana is regarded as a premier state for birders.

In 2005, Montana offered a public bison hunt in 15 years. In this Outdoor Report, Mike Gurnett takes us north of Yellowstone to explain a number of changes made to the hunt’s regulations. Sixteen of the fifty permits for the bison hunt are designated for tribal members in Montana.

Historically, when a pneumonia outbreak hits a wild sheep herd, the results have been devastating.  In this Outdoor Report, Mike Gurnett shows us how some difficult decisions made in the Bitterroot Valley may have saved half the herd.

At first, the cause and effect seems clear---Bitterroot elk numbers are declining while wolf numbers are on the rise.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us how researchers are finding that other large carnivores are also adding to the elk's decline.

Not long ago, biologists were able to track a collared elk, maybe, every two weeks.  Now they record the animal's location every 30 minutes.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows how wildlife researchers are utilizing the latest in technology to improve their data...over and over again.

The migration of wolves into the Upper Bitterroot Valley is contributing to a decline in the area's elk numbers.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett takes us along as biologists look closely at the dynamics of the relationship between predator and prey.

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