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Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks game wardens charged a Shepherd man with 18 misdemeanor crimes this week as the result of three deer poaching incidents investigated at the Ah-Nei Recreation Area northeast of Billings in early October. Brayden Reed, 18, is charged with three counts of hunting without a license, three counts of hunting during a closed season, three counts of unlawful use of artificial light, three counts of waste of game, three counts of unlawful possession of game, two counts of killing over a bag limit and one count of hunting...
Publisher's Note: The following is a part of a press release sent to the Phillips County News in regards to Bovine Tuberculosis. Earlier this year, during the hunting season, Montana FWP sent a release stating that Bovine TB had been found. That release was run in the November 17 issue of the Phillips County News. When Montana FWP sent the following information, we did not have room for it. This info is to assist hunters in efforts to detect the disease, but due to hunting season ending on Sunday, November 28, the info will be beneficial to ran...
Montana State Parks recorded more than 1.5 million visitors from January through June of this year. Compared with same time period last year, visitation increased by 11.1% and increased 44.1% in comparison with 2019 visitation. Of the 45 state parks that were seasonally open during the first half of the year, 27 experienced an increase in estimated visitation compared with last year. “For the second straight year, the state parks system has experienced significant visitation growth for the first half of the year,” said Beth Shumate, state parks...
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks reminds hunters that the deadline to apply for deer and elk licenses for nonresidents and deer and elk permits for everyone is April 1. The purchase deadline for spring black bear is April 14 without a 24-hour wait. Hunters who are applying for special licenses and permits need to have a valid email address. Hunters can apply for permits on the FWP website; click on “Buy and Apply.” Most FWP offices will be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Please verify your application prior to submission, as...
