When you are alone in the outdoors, with a bow or gun, your conscience is your only guide. You make all the decisions. When you are with a companion, whether she or he is a trusted friend, a stranger with a common interest, or a young person just learning the ropes, you have a different role to play.

Urge others to behave responsibly and to carefully consider the consequences of their actions. Today's and tomorrow's hunters must recognize that they have a responsibility to become the best hunters they can be. Now more than ever!

• General Hunting Safety
• Waterfowl Hunting Safety
• Youth Duck Hunt Set For Sept. 25-26
• Migratory Bird Hunters Get Hip Again This Season
• Game Bird Hunters, Don’t Be Caught Without One
• Hunters Are Asked To Report Signs Of Wolves For Use In Wolf Delisting Efforts
• The Proper Use Of ATV’s In The Hunt
• Hunter Education
• Hunting Privileges At Risk For Hunters Who Litter
• Permission Is Required For Hunting On Private Land
• Hunting Access Enhancement Programs
• FWP Provides Hunters With Access Tools
• FWP Block Management Region Contacts
• Leave Evidence Of Sex Attached To Big Game Animals
• Common Sense Precautions In Handling Wild Meat
• Hunters Urged To Help Protect Montana’s Wild Elk And Deer From CWD
• Guidelines For Hunters With A Permit To Hunt From A Vehicle
• FWP Calls On Hunters To Be Weed-Aware
• Game Checking Stations Play An Important Role
• Be Prepared For Bears
• Montana’s Wildlife Is Your Concern
• Take The TipMont Initiative
• Tip-Mont Works For Montana By Reducing The Most Common Violations
• Traditional Hunting Ethics Set The Standard
• Hunters Reminded Of Hunting Regulations On State Land