They are only found in a couple of lakes in Montana, but what Winston Greely shows us in this week's outdoor report the tiger muskie is an important component for those fisheries.

Cattle losses during the devistating winter of 1886-87 was a turning point forcing livestock operaters to begin fencing in their herds. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us how area ranchers are improving on some of the old fencing designs.

Volunteers are preparing to help the Widerness Institute on a 3 day weed expedition into the Gates of the Moutains Wilderness area.

In 1969 man landed on the moon, a gallon of regular gas cost 35 cents and Jim Deboer started his career as a Montana Game Warden.

Watch how Fish, Wildlife and Parks is studying fish mortality when the water temperature gets above 20 degrees C and fishermen use the hook and release method.

Watch how the Montana outdoors community helps wounded veterans in their rehab.

Nestled between the Bighole mountains and the cattle fields of Southwestern Montana, you'll find the last holdout of river dwelling Arctic Greyling in the lower 48 states.

After years of planning and construction of Fort Pecks State-of-the-Art Warm water fish hatchery is officially open! Learn about this hatchery and events surrounding Fort Peck.

Join six Montana poets in toasting our rich fish and wildlife resources and colorful outdoor heritage.

Not many years ago, a wicker fishing kreel was a mandatory tool of the fly fishing trade....