Lincoln Grizzly to Stay in Lincoln
An 830-pound male grizzly bear that was struck and killed by a pickup truck in mid-October near Lincoln will stay in Lincoln as part of an educational display, wildlife officials announced today.
FWP’s Annual Game Harvest Survey Is Underway
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks’ annual game harvest survey is underway and will continue into early April of next year. Montana and #39;s hunter harvest survey is an essential part of the hunting season cycle. FWP wildlife biologists and managers use the information collected during the survey to estimate the annual wild game harvest and to recommend quotas for upcoming hunting seasons.
Bear Harvest On-line Reporting Option
Bear hunters we need your help! After your hunting season has ended, please report your hunting activity on-line.
Escape Sensory Overload This Holiday Visit FWP Online
As wonderful as the holidays are, a break from the frenzy of shopping, decorating and gift-wrapping is always welcome. But where can you go? Even the Internet, an ever popular escape, is a maze of holiday offers and ways to prevent pets from eating the chocolate Santas and poinsettias. By comparison, the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks and #39; site is a quiet rest stop. Just take exit– fwp.mt.gov –on the Internet superhighway for a peaceful, virtual tour of Montana and #39;s outdoors.
All Mountain Lion hunting To Close In District 240
The hunting of all mountain lions in southwestern Montana hunting districts 240, which include portions of Missoula and Ravalli counties, will close one-half hour after sunset on Saturday, December 15, 2007. The closure notice for the hunt came shortly after Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks officials received word that the pre-established harvest quota for the districts combined had been met. For more information, visit FWP and #39;s website at fwp.mt.
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[11/21/07]
Mountain Lion hunting To Close In Districts 283 and 285
The hunting of all mountain lions in western Montana hunting districts 283 and 285, which include portions of Missoula and Powell counties, will close at one-half hour after sunset on Sunday, December 9, 2007. The order halting the hunt came shortly after Fish, Wildlife and Parks officials received word that the pre-established harvest quota for the districts combined had been met. For more information, visit FWP and #39;s web site at fwp.mt.
Becoming An outdoors Woman Workshops For Winter
A series of “Becoming an outdoors-Woman” workshops, sponsored by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, is scheduled this winter. These hands-on workshops offer women and opportunity to learn a variety of outdoor skills in a comfortable environment suitable to all skill levels.
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December 19th, 2007 at 9:23 am
[...] Lincoln Grizzly to Stay in Lincoln An 830-pound male grizzly bear that was struck and killed by a pickup truck in mid-October near Lincoln will stay in Lincoln as part of an educational display, wildlife officials announced today. FWP’s Annual Game Harvest Survey Is Underway Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks’ annual game harvest survey is underway and […] [...]
December 21st, 2007 at 9:11 am
[...] Lincoln Grizzly to Stay in Lincoln An 830-pound male grizzly bear that was struck and killed by a pickup truck in mid-October near Lincoln will stay in Lincoln as part of an educational display, wildlife officials announced today. FWP’s Annual Game Harvest Survey Is Underway Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks’ annual game harvest survey is underway and […] [...]