News that matters to hunters and anglers
Site editor Rob Breeding’s weekly column in the Flathead Beacon newspaper
Its springtime in Montana and that means folks will be preforming stupid human tricks right and left for the next few months. Let's hope they don't hurt critters, themselves, first responders, or, I suppose, themselves, in the process. Here's my column.
My latest column on the confounding science of wildlife.
While flooding has been the biggest news, there is another, more positive story coming from Nebraska these days: the annual migration of Sandhill cranes. Here's my take.
If you don't do it correctly, catch-and-release doesn't ensure fish survive.
FWP outlines plan to restore sharp-tailed grouse west of the divide, and return one of the icons of the sagebrush plains.
Snow is crucial for rivers and wildlife, but late-winter storms provide the fodder for avalanches.
As the hunting population ages, efforts such as R3 recruit a new generation.
Colorado man fights off an attacking mountain lion. It's the kind of close encounter that is becoming increasingly common as we move deeper into wildlife habitat.
Hunters need to consider the impression they create for non-hunters on social media.
Owls are special birds. I learn a little more each time I hear their call.