Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is again asking for the public's help with the investigation of a second trophy-class bull moose poached along the Jefferson River near Cemetery Road south of Cardwell. This second bull was left to rot within

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is seeking applicants to fill five volunteer positions on the Region 3 Citizens' Advisory Committee (CAC). Established in 2006, the Region 3 CAC is a general advisory committee that works with FWP on a wide

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks' Region 3 Citizens' Advisory Committee will meet in Bozeman on Wednesday, December 2 at the FWP Regional Office (1400 S. 19 th Ave.) from 1-7 p.m. The public is welcome and encouraged to attend.

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is seeking public comment on a revision to the existing rule restricting water skiing on Saturday, Sunday and legal holidays on upper Holter Lake from the mouth of the canyon to the Gates of the

The Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) Citizen Advisory Committee will meet Thursday evening, December 3, beginning at 6:30 p.m. at the FWP headquarters on 490 North Meridian Road in Kalispell.

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks will hold a public meeting on Thursday, Dec. 3 at 6:30 p.m. at the FWP Region 3 office in Bozeman (1400 S. 19 th Ave.) to discuss alternatives for the future of hunting in Gallatin

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP), Region One, has completed an environmental assessment (EA) for the Foy's Lake Site Development and Land Trade Project located in Flathead County. A private inholding would be traded for FWP property of equal value.

Montana's 2009 general big game hunting season will close Sunday, Nov. 29 at one-half hour after sunset. The general season closure includes hunting for most deer, elk and moose; and for black bear, bighorn sheep, mountain goat, and fall mountain

Montana's 2009 general stream fishing season is set to close Monday, Nov. 30.

Tuesday, Dec. 1 marks the season opener for the remainder of Montana's furbearers—bobcat, marten, fisher and wolverine. Although a trapping license may be purchased anytime, resident trappers or hunters must buy a license by Monday, Nov. 30 if they intend

Montana's 2009 general big game hunting season will close Sunday, Nov. 29 at one-half hour after sunset. The general season closure includes hunting for most deer, elk and moose; and for black bear, bighorn sheep, mountain goat, and fall mountain

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks' recently acquired 245-acre Foys Bend Fisheries Conservation Area east of Kalispell will be open to limited permission-only public hunting of upland game bird and waterfowl through the end of their respective seasons, based on standard

State wildlife officials said today tests confirmed that two bighorn sheep from the East Fork Bitterroot herd south of Darby recently died from pneumonia. The nearly always-fatal respiratory disease was first suspected when hunters at the Darby Check Station reported

Harvest of white-tailed and mule deer is sharply down from last year and about half the five-year average at west-central Montana hunter check stations, while elk harvest continues to hold steady.

BILLINGS — Both the number of hunters and the number of harvested animals were lower than usual for this time of year at the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks south central Montana check stations over the weekend. During the fifth