Current
Issue: July–August 2009
Be Prepared for Wildlife Encounters: Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, and others teach youngsters how to avoid conflicts with bears, cougars, and other wild animals. READ MORE >>
One Bear of a Study It took nine years, hundreds of volunteers, and four computer hard drives, but FWP research scientists now know how hunting affects black bear populations. READ MORE >>
“Now Everybody Smile!” While taking pictures of state parks across Montana, a photographer finally figures out why everyone is so happy. PHOTO ESSAY >>
A Turn for the Worse: Last year was the deadliest in a
quarter-century for boating accidents. What happened, and how
can such tragedies be prevented? READ MORE >>
O’Neal’s Long Johns: Many suspect stories have been written about the Old Saloon in Emigrant, but I swear this yarn is true—at least some of it. READ MORE >>
Creating the Wildlife-Friendly Fence: FWP provides instruction on how to modify fencing to prevent elk, deer, and pronghorn from injuring themselves and damaging private property. READ MORE >>
OUR POINT OF VIEW: Read agency insights from the director of Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks. READ OUR POINT OF VIEW >>
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