Firefighter not holding grudge after griz attack

GREAT FALLS, Mont. -- A Great Falls-based firefighter said he doesn't hold a grudge against a grizzly bear that injured him while trying to escape a fire in Yellowstone National Park.

Tony Allabastro, 26, said the bear came after him because he wa... [Read More]

Judge in Wyoming has overturned a Clinton-era ban on road construction

Judge in Wyoming has overturned a Clinton-era ban on road construction in nearly 60 million acres of national forest, extending a long-running dispute over U.S. Forest Service rules for large sections of undeveloped land.

U.S. District Judge Clare... [Read More]

Shooting moose is one way for a girl to get ready for the Olympics.

That is exactly what American Corey Cogdell did. The Alaskan native bagged the Olympic bronze medal on Monday at age 21, just three years after she said she shot her first moose on a hunting trip with her father, Dick.

"I harvested my first moose... [Read More]

Montana Over-The-Counter Antelope Licenses And Surplus Big Game Licenses Available

Hunters can soon buy over-the-counter antelope licenses and surplus licenses for deer, elk and antelope.

Over-the-counter antelope and Deer B licenses, surplus deer B, elk and antelope hunting licenses and permits will go on sale Aug. 11.

Hunte... [Read More]

Animal Rights Terrorists Strike Again

The animal rights terrorists have struck again. This time, they firebombed the home and car of two researchers at UC-Santa Cruz in California.

According to Inside Higher Ed, one researcher (who works with mice) had to help his children climb down... [Read More]