outdoors

Crawfish. Crawdads. Crayfish. Call em what you want, but check out these monsters in the Clark Fork River in Western Montana.

As you enjoy the great outdoors, keep your eyes peeled for a plant that could turn a peaceful hike into a serious emergency—this one’s not just a nuisance.

Imagine stumbling upon a bear while hiking—what do you do next? The right reaction could mean the difference between a wild tale and a disaster.

You might not even notice it, but there is an entire color-coded system marking trees along the trails you hike in the woods.

In some states, it's a thrilling summer pastime, while in others, it’s strictly off-limits. What drives this wave of hand fishing?

We have an update on that grizzly spotted near Yankee Jim Canyon south of Livingston earlier this week... (full story and photos from earlier in the week are included below) I spoke with Morgan Morgan Jacobsen with Montana Fish Wildlife & Parks on Tuesday night. He says...

The Montana Legislature is advancing a bill called the "Montana Hunters First Act" that would look at this issue of out of state hunters.

He grew up in Butte, played football for the legendary Coach Green at Montana Tech, and then served 27 years as a United States Marine. His "antifragile" message is something we all need to hear. Yes, our fellow veterans included.

A recent popular theory has people rethinking how they sit in Adirondack chairs.

Spotting one of these on our list is a rare sight in Montana.