Tag Archives: Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks

New details have emerged regarding the hunting, slaughter, and/or removal of bison under the Interagency Bison Management Plan this year.

Breaking news, folks: Montana Governor Steve Bullock will allow bison to roam between Yellowstone National Park and Montana year-round.

More and more elk are migrating out of Yellowstone National Park in the winter, according to one Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks official.

Some Montana outfitters and hunters are up in arms over a proposal for the number of permits issued in a hunting district outside Yellowstone National Park.

Yellowstone officials have backed down from their expected quota for bison management this year—scrapping the proposed number entirely in fact.

A plan to restore Yellowstone cutthroat trout into Soda Butte Creek has been approved for implementation.

Grayling Creek will soon be living up to its namesake once with the reintroduction of Arctic grayling.

The Yellowstone National Park bison population could be culled by a fifth this winter, resulting in upwards of 900 head taken down if they wander outside Park boundaries.

A group of Yellowstone bison may find new homes around the United States soon.

Montana FWP commissioners yesterday passed a plan to expand wolf hunting and made some modest concessions on protecting Yellowstone wolves.