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2012 Annual Photo Issue

Each January Montana Outdoors kicks off the new year with an issue filled entirely with photographs that celebrate the state's spectacular landscapes and remarkable wildlife. The tradition continues. Enjoy!
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Fishing

Fishing for Serenity

Fishing for Serenity: How wounded soldiers and other combat veterans find peace with a fly rod.

Wildlife

Black bears

The Bighorn’s Rocky Recovery:After a catastrophic deline in the early 1900s, Montana’s bighorn sheep population has grown into one of the nation’s largest. But habitat loss, highway fatalities, and deadly disease could send numbers tumbling again.

Natural World

Black bears

The Land That Time Forgot:What are West Coast rainforest creatures doing in northwestern Montana?

Education

Pictograph Cave State Park

Standing for Montana: Strange stories of how the bitterroot, grizzly bear, mourning cloak butterfly, and Montana’s other state symbols came into existence.