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The first issue of Montana Outdoors, published in November 1970, featured a photo of a grizzly bear feeding on an elk carcass. There was nothing poetic about the image, just the hard facts of biology, life, and death. Such a straightforward approach was the hallmark of the magazine’s first editor. Bill Schneider grew up in South Dakota, where he’d received bachelor’s degrees in wildlife biology and journalism. After graduating from South Dakota State University, Schneider went to work in Glacier National Park, where he’d spent four previous summers working on the trail crew. On the way home he swung through Helena looking for a job right when the Montana Department of Fish and Game (as the agency was known then) was looking for an editor. He was 21 years old. Source
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Search ArticlesFish And Wildlife Commission Meeting: August 21, 2025
Future Fisheries Improvement Program projects - Summer 2025 funding cycle The public comment period on the following proposal ran through August 4, 2025, with final action at the August 21 commission meeting. Future Fisheries Improvement Program projects - Summer 2025 funding cycle 2025-2026 Selection of Organizations to Auction The public comment period on the following proposal ran through August 4, 2025, with final action at the August 21 commission meeting.
Bears In Montana | Montana FWP
Statewide Grizzly Bear Management Plan Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks released the final Statewide Grizzly Bear Management Plan on Sept. 30, 2024. The release of the plan wraps up an extensive public process analyzing how the state intends to manage the iconic species while it’s federally protected and after it is turned over to state management.
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Fish And Wildlife Commision
When: Friday, August 16 at 8:30 a.m. Where: MT Wild Conference Room *CHANGE* Montana State Capitol, Room 317, and via Zoom ***Please note the above venue change. With construction completed at the State Capitol Building, the Fish and Wildlife Commission will return to Room 317 for this in-person meeting. Zoom will still be available for those unable to attend in person. Public Comment Opportunity Public comments were accepted on the following proposals through July 25, 2024.
TIP-MONT | Montana FWP
The Tipmont program is the country’s premier natural resources crime reporting hotline. If you have possible information regarding natural resources crimes such as poaching, vandalism, littering, cultural resource theft, or other resource crimes, please contact TIP-MONT. Callers may be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000. .
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Montana SuperTag Lottery | Montana FWP
You could win a hunt of a lifetime! Purchase your chance by June 30 Every year FWP offers a SuperTag lottery for hunters to take another shot at the dream. Eight lucky hunters will win a SuperTag license for one of the following species: moose, bighorn sheep, mountain goat, antelope, elk, deer, bison and mountain lion. One SuperTag will be drawn for each species. The SuperTag can be used in any hunting district in Montana – including Montana's legendary trophy districts.
Big Arm | Montana FWP
About the Park The Big Arm park unit of Flathead Lake State Park is located 15 miles north of Polson on U.S. Highway 93 on Big Arm Bay along the west side of Flathead Lake. The park offers views of the Swan and Mission mountain ranges, as well as Wild Horse Island. The site offers camping, hiking, swimming, fishing, and boating opportunities, as well as a newly developed archery range. The campground has 41 campsites, including one wheelchair accessible site; one group campsite; and three yurts.
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