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Longtime Region 6 Office Manager Judy Elletson Retiring
Judy Elletson, a 23-year veteran of the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife & Parks, is retiring on May 31.
(Region 6 - Fish & Wildlife - 05/22/2012)

FWP Seeks Public Comment on Proposed Sport Fish Enhancements at Spotted Eagle Reservoir
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is seeking public comment through June 4, 2012, on a proposal and environmental assessment (EA) for a variety of projects aimed at improving the sport fish population and angling opportunity at Spotted Eagle Reservoir.
(Region 7 - Fishing - 05/22/2012)

Renowned Shotgun Expert To Present Hunting Seminar And Field Workshops In Helena
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks and the Cooperative North American Shotgunning Education Program will host a free shotgun seminar and field workshop June 2-4 in Helena.
(Headquarters - Education - 05/18/2012)

FWP'S Special Drawings Made Simple
Among hunters who apply for Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks' special drawings, many are focused right now on FWP's upcoming June 1 deadline to apply for deer B and elk B licenses and antelope licenses.
(Headquarters - Hunting - 05/18/2012)

Boat Validation Decal Reminder
Don't be embarrassed this summer by that old green decal on your boat!
(Headquarters - Recreation - 05/18/2012)

Recreationists Reminded To Check Stream Access Rules
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks reminds Montanans planning camping, fishing and float trips to check the rules and regulations governing stream access. Montana’s 1985 Stream Access Law enables water-related recreation, including fishing, floating, swimming, and boating on rivers and streams even if they flow past private land—but only up to the ordinary high water mark.
(Headquarters - Recreation - 05/18/2012)

Remember To "Inspect. Clean. Dry."
“Inspect. Clean. Dry.”
(Headquarters - Fishing - 05/18/2012)

FWP AIS Inspection Stations Open Soon Across Montana
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks officials said today that aquatic invasive species inspection stations and roving inspection crews have begun to operate across the state at key border crossing sites, along major highways, and on heavily used water bodies beginning this week.
(Headquarters - Fishing - 05/18/2012)

Nongame Check-Off Funds Put To Work
Every year at income tax time many Montanans contribute to the income tax check-off fund for wildlife. Annually these donations contribute on average about $27,000.
(Headquarters - Fish & Wildlife - 05/18/2012)

Comments Sought On Proposed Harvest In Archery/Elk Hunting Districts
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is seeking public comment on proposed antlerless harvest prescriptions for a group of 21 bundled hunting districts outside the Missouri Breaks and seven other hunting districts in the Missouri Breaks area for the 2012 hunting season.
(Headquarters - Hunting - 05/18/2012)



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