A new study is underway in the Bitterroot Valley to unravel what is causing the local elk herd's rapid decline.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett takes us along as biologist begin this important project.

A black bear cub usually stays with its mother for at least 18 months.  When, for some reason, they are separated from the sow, the cubs lose valuable time developing survival skills.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us that the right people stepped forward at the right time to help the young bruins.
 

River-front property is at a premium in Montana. In this Outdoor Report, Mike Gurnett shows how natural developments along the Blackfoot River are improving the fishery.

Last fall marked the 30th anniversary of the rediscovery of the black footed ferret in the wild.  In this outdoor report, Winston Greely shows us what has happened in 30 years.

In the fall of 2005, wildlife biologists were concerned with the number of antelope, whitetail deer, and mule deer that were dying.  In this Outdoor Report, Winston Greely tells us about the first documented case of Blue Tongue in Montana.

By law, boaters must have a coast guard approved life jacket for everyone on board and children under 12 must wear one when the craft is moving.  In this Outdoor Report, Mike Gurnett shows us how safe boat driving can be as important as boat safety equipment.

The Bob Marshall Wilderness is named for a man who was one of the first champions of wilderness protection.  In this week's outdoor report, Winston Greely takes us into the Bob to meet Bob Marshall.

Some people shy away from eating wild game because they think it will be too tough. In this Outdoor Report, Winston Greely shows how to make even the toughest meat fork tender.

For the first time in thirty years, reserchers are studying elk in Eastern Montana and in this outdoor report, Winston Greely shows us why wildlife managers are interested in the results.

What a great idea--combine the automobile with talking movies and call it "The Drive-In Theater."  These days the drive-in's been replaced by the convenience of home-movie rentals.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows where you can still hop in the car to see a great show.

Montana’s game wardens each patrol an average area of 1700 square miles, in this Outdoor Report, Winston Greely introduces us to one warden whose patrol is one of the largest.  Remember, call Montana’s toll free hotline, 1-800-TIP-MONT (1-800-847-6668) to report game violations.

“Build it and they will come” is a line made famous by the movie Field of Dreams. In this Outdoor Report, Mike Gurnett shows us the same result can happen for shooting sports.

It's a disease that can infect cattle and wildlife.  But in this outdoor report, Winston Greely shows us how a new study on brucellosis could benefit Montana's livestock and wildlife communities.

When it comes to fighting disease, doctors say knowledge is power.  In this Outdoor Report, Mike Gurnett shows us how hunters, outfitters, and landowners in the greater Yellowstone area will help biologists better understand brucellosis.

FWP Commission members met in northeastern Montana. As Winston Greely shows us in this Outdoor Report, it was a groundbreaking ceremony. Brush Lake will have most amenities in place by the summer of 2006.

Most people are familiar with the types of fish in Montana’s rivers. In this Outdoor Report, Winston Greely tells us about one you may not know about and the study that is trying to find out more.

It's common practice in fishery management to use one fish species to control the populations of another species, but as Winston Greely shows us in this outdoor report, fish managers are trying a fish that has rarely been used before.

Every June, people gather at Makoshika State Park to celebrate the return of the turkey vulture. In this Outdoor Report, Winston Greely takes us along as the Buzzard Days festival celebrates its 20th anniversary.

Near the bank of the Clark Fork River is a place called Camp Mak-A-Dream. Downstream in Missoula, there is a train called the Shooting Star. In this Outdoor Report, Mike Gurnett shows us how the camp, the train, and the river combine to become therapy for young cancer patients.

With the fall's hunting seasons winding down, many are looking for ways to preserve their game.  In this outdoor report, Winston Greely shows us an old method regaining popularity.

Montana officials have experienced an increase in pigion and woodpecker vexations on Capitol Hill in Helena.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett introduces us to the new ally guarding the capitol buildings.

Bears are incredibly smart and always seem to be hungry. In this Outdoor Report, Mike Gurnett shows us how intelligence and appetite mixed with carelessness by people can lead to big problems for the bruins.

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As the ice thaws from Montana lakes many fish begin to spawn. This can make great fishing, especially for walleye anglers. And as Winston Greely shows us in this Outdoor Report, now there is another reason for fisherman to visit Canyon Ferry Lake.

The Catfish Classic in Glasgow is the state’s oldest catfish tournament. As Winston Greely shows us in this Outdoor Report, the excitement generated during the competition is shared by many in this Eastern Montana town.

Lewis and Clark Caverns is Montana’s oldest state park. But as Winston Greely shows us in this Outdoor Report, there is something new to see there.

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