In little more than a century Montana’s elk herd has grown from near extinction to a population that now greatly exceeds wildlife management objectives. Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP ...

Montana wildlife commissioners will weigh in for the first time Monday on a broad plan to protect against animal disease around by reducing the size of some elk herds, hazing them away from ...

Many hunters feel wolves threaten Montana’s deer and elk herds. These new laws were signed into law by our Republican governor and implemented by the Republican appointed FWP director and ...

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks officials announced on Friday that an elk in southeast Montana tested positive for Chronic Wasting Disease. The elk was located on private land in Hunting District ...

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks biologist Franz Ingelfinger said the agency would like to get some radio collars on the herds so they can better understand their movements and migration patterns.

Every year, millions of visitors come to Yellowstone National Park to see bison roam free. The Park says there's room for more — but the neighboring state of Montana is threatening to sue.

Falling in line with other states across the West, Montana legislators are proposing new rules and license fees for shed hunters in the Big Sky State.

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — A winter tradition will be returning to Wind Cave National Park in January. The park will be doing an elk management program to reduce chronic wasting disease (CWD)… ...

While Montana has suggested the state will sue over the proposal, some environmental advocates would like to see more changes.

The park service will begin a yearlong review process to assess removing the Tomales Point Elk Preserve fence and allow the park’s largest tule elk herd to roam free.

August 6, 2024 This Sprawling $79 Million Montana Ranch Is the Ultimate Out-West Trophy Estate The sprawling ranch in Bozeman, backed by Rocky Mountain views, is named after a local elk herd and ...

Improved drought status across much of Montana helped stabilize the state cattle inventory in 2022, but not enough to compensate for the drastic drop in cattle numbers the year prior.