Hunting

You just had your BEST DAY of Hunting and Fishing and now you need a NEW Traeger Grill from Fred's Appliance to COOK IT UP!

Archery season is fast approaching and of course those that are enthusiast have been looking up videos and getting pumped up.

While in the woods the there are a lot of things you can encounter, especially in this state. I have never come across something like this.

Since I am on the hunt for my first house here in Billings, I thought I would share my findings with you! All of the info I found was on Neighborhood Scout and if you want more detailed info about these areas and others, it is broken down by city...

One great thing about living in Montana is the plethora of meats and wild game, but maybe even more of an extensive wild game choice is Alaska.

My back yard is infested with ducks. Lovely, delicious ducks. Seeing them out there on a daily basis often makes me think of hunting. Although I have eaten many a meal that was shot and brought home, I have never actually been hunting. Since I am a firm believer that everyone should be able to be self-sufficient should the need arise, and since I'm not a vegetarian, hunting is a skill I need to ob

It wasn’t hard compiling a list of prices increases as everywhere we turn there is a price increase somewhere. Here are a five things you can look forward to possibly paying more for in Montana for 2016.

Well being an avid fisher and outdoor enthusiast I know this has it’s pros and cons. Every time I turn around there is a rate increase somewhere but being a premier place for this kind of stuff people don’t mind spending money on it.

I often picture a Montana bowhunter with a freshly killed buck in the back of his Ford F-950 (creative license) excited to have his venison cleaned and dressed. He is salivating at the idea of deer jerky and venison pot roast, ready to take it to the 4th Avenue Meat Market and is searching for hours while his kill goes rancid because the jokes on him...

My boss is not from Montana, he lives in the big city of Portland. Every time I talk to him he asks me what I’m up to here in beautiful Montana. I’m always telling him hunting and fishing stories, most of which he finds humorous. He also is amazed at some of the things we Montanans do that his employees in other states wouldn’t dream of doing.