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The Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Video Library offers a little something for everyone. Whether you're a visitor to Montana or a Montana resident, you can find a feature movie, outdoor report, or hunting guide that interests you.

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1 CleanVideoOutdoor Life Focus on the editor of Outdoor Life magazine. A magazine based out of Manhattan, New York City but it's editor lives in Montana. 4/19/12 Free View In iTunes

2 CleanVideoWater Fowl and Powerlines Ways to prevent water fowl from striking high tension power lines. 4/19/12 Free View In iTunes

3 CleanVideoEat at Bugs Eating bugs for your health! 4/6/12 Free View In iTunes

4 CleanVideoNative Lake Trout Native Lake Trout in Montana 3/29/12 Free View In iTunes

5 CleanVideoCaribou in Montana The Ghost mammal of Montana... The Woodland Caribou 3/29/12 Free View In iTunes

6 CleanVideoBitterroot Collar Rotation Changing out radio Collars in the Bitterroot mountain range. 2/27/12 Free View In iTunes

7 CleanVideoEastern Mountain Lions Mountain lions in Eastern Montana 2/15/12 Free View In iTunes

8 CleanVideoBighorn Pneumonia Bighorn Sheep pneumonia mortality. 2/9/12 Free View In iTunes

9 CleanVideoSnowMobile Programs Montana Grant Programs for snowmobile enthusiasts 1/31/12 Free View In iTunes

10 CleanVideoBlackFoot River Trout Unlimited Blackfoot River restoration efforts 1/27/12 Free View In iTunes

11 CleanVideoBigHorn Adaptations Bighorn sheep biologic adaptations 1/27/12 Free View In iTunes

12 CleanVideoBlack Footed Ferrets Montana's Black Footed Ferrets 1/27/12 Free View In iTunes

13 CleanVideoWolf Season Wolf season in Montana 1/12/12 Free View In iTunes

14 CleanVideoA Look Forward Season's greetings from Montana's Fish, Wildlife and Parks! 12/21/11 Free View In iTunes

15 CleanVideoSeason's Greetings! Season's greetings from Montana's Fish, Wildlife and Parks! 12/21/11 Free View In iTunes

16 CleanVideoCooking with Winston Making a wildlife stock or broth... 12/16/11 Free View In iTunes

17 CleanVideoLife on the Front Life on Montana's Rocky Mountain Front 12/7/11 Free View In iTunes

18 CleanVideoSlugs and Snails Studying Montana's slugs and snails. 11/29/11 Free View In iTunes

19 CleanVideoDuck Hunter's Delight For many duck hunters, this season is shaping up to be the best ever. 11/25/11 Free View In iTunes

20 CleanVideoPallid Sturgeon Prostpects Prospects for Pallid Sturgeon are examined in this week's Outdoor Report 9/21/11 Free View In iTunes

21 CleanVideoThe real Wolf Man The original wolf man for Montana 9/14/11 Free View In iTunes

22 CleanVideoAquarium Problems Problems dumping aquarium pets into community ponds 9/14/11 Free View In iTunes

23 CleanVideoLogan FAS Logan Fishing Access Site 9/14/11 Free View In iTunes

24 CleanVideoSpring Creek Cleanup Removing PCB paint chips from Spring Creek near Lewistown, MT 9/14/11 Free View In iTunes

25 CleanVideoCutthroatConservation Restoring Wes tslope cutthroat trout populations in Montana 9/14/11 Free View In iTunes

26 CleanVideoA Fishing Marriage Dedicated fishing marriage. 9/14/11 Free View In iTunes

27 CleanVideoPowder River Survey Biology survey of the Powder River basin's health 9/14/11 Free View In iTunes

28 CleanVideoTrapper Youth Camp Annual Trapper Youth Camp 9/14/11 Free View In iTunes

29 CleanVideoBurbot Relocation Unique method to control a trout fishery in some of Montana's mountain Lakes. 7/21/11 Free View In iTunes

30 CleanVideoFort Peck Spillway release High water releases can benefit fisheries. 7/15/11 Free View In iTunes

31 CleanVideoWild Horse Island Pony Wild horse pony born on Wild Horse Island.. 7/6/11 Free View In iTunes

32 CleanVideoBitterroot Elk Calves Studying the Elk calve populations in the Bitterroot mountain range. 6/22/11 Free View In iTunes

33 CleanVideoPark Reservations You can reserve your spot now! 6/16/11 Free View In iTunes

34 CleanVideoSauger Discovery New Species of Sauger found! 6/8/11 Free View In iTunes

35 CleanVideoPine Grove Pond A Fishing Pond created and donated for the Kids 5/18/11 Free View In iTunes

36 CleanVideoBe Spring Bear Aware! Be Spring Bear Aware! Spring is here and so are the bears! 5/18/11 Free View In iTunes

37 CleanVideoDeep Creek 4H Stabilizing a creek bed with youth in 4H 5/18/11 Free View In iTunes

38 CleanVideoSage Grouse Relocation Transporting female Sage Grouse to Alberta Canada. 5/18/11 Free View In iTunes

39 CleanVideoNAWCA The North American Wetlands Conservation Act (NAWCA) 5/18/11 Free View In iTunes

40 CleanVideoRocky Reef Spring Creek Reclamation of a creek 4/14/11 Free View In iTunes

41 CleanVideoAntelope Study 2001 Where the Antelope roam... 4/7/11 Free View In iTunes

42 CleanVideoDay to Day Wolf Work Learning to live with Wolves in Montana 3/23/11 Free View In iTunes

43 CleanVideoWinter Kill Effects of winter on outdoor poplulations 3/23/11 Free View In iTunes

44 CleanVideoTrunks for Kids Getting kids to read with trunks 3/23/11 Free View In iTunes

45 CleanVideoWinter's Impact on Elk Winter's effects on Elk population. 3/23/11 Free View In iTunes

46 CleanVideoBitterroot Elk Study Study of the declining elk population in the Bitterroot mountains. 2/28/11 Free View In iTunes

47 CleanVideoBrucellosis Study A study of Brucellosis in the greater Yellowstone Park area. 2/17/11 Free View In iTunes

48 CleanVideoMoose Status Moose Count in Montana 2/8/11 Free View In iTunes

49 CleanVideoMontana's Wildlife Center Introduction to Montana's new Wildlife Center. 2/4/11 Free View In iTunes

50 CleanVideoWinter Outdoor Classroom Classrooms outdoors! 1/26/11 Free View In iTunes

51 CleanVideoTen Years of SWG Celebrating the ten year anniversary of Special Wildlife Grants 1/21/11 Free View In iTunes

52 CleanVideoSolar Fence Using Solar Power to keep the deer and elk out of hay bales 1/14/11 Free View In iTunes

53 CleanVideoYear in Review Looking back on 2010 for Montana's Fish, Wildlife and Parks 1/5/11 Free View In iTunes

54 CleanVideoSeasons Greetings from Montana Remembering Montana During the Holidays 12/22/10 Free View In iTunes

55 CleanVideoRemembering Mark Henckel Remembering Mark Henckel, Montana Outdoor Journalist. 12/8/10 Free View In iTunes

56 CleanVideoIt's a Family Affair Profile on Montana's youngest game warden 12/2/10 Free View In iTunes

57 CleanVideoJacob's Rifle This is a story of Montana ingenuity. This is a story about a family tradition, a story about a father and son doing the best they can with the cards that have been dealt. 11/24/10 Free View In iTunes

58 CleanVideoHunter Education Hunt Getting good grades in Hunter Education Courses has it's own reward. 11/19/10 Free View In iTunes

59 CleanVideoThomson Falls Fish Ladder New fish ladders installed at Thomson Falls Dam restoring native fish migration, including Cut Throat Trout. 11/10/10 Free View In iTunes

60 CleanVideoBison Hunt Orientation Orientation video for Bison special permit hunting license holders 11/1/10 Free View In iTunes

61 CleanVideoWolf Reports Wolf sighting reports. 10/28/10 Free View In iTunes

62 CleanVideoChinook Salmon Stocking Fort Peck Lake in Montana with Chinook Salmon. 10/28/10 Free View In iTunes

63 CleanVideoThe Elk-Breaks Rut Elk Rut at the Charles Russell wildlife reserve in Lewistown, Montana. 10/13/10 Free View In iTunes

64 CleanVideoYouth Hunt Days Youth Hunt days 10/7/10 Free View In iTunes

65 CleanVideoTrapper's Rendezvous Latest Trapper's Rendezvous in Lewistown, Montana 9/22/10 Free View In iTunes

66 CleanVideoFish Creek Wildlife Management Area Newly acquired Fish Creek Wildlife Management Area 9/15/10 Free View In iTunes

67 CleanVideoOle's Bench Townsend Montana's Ole Olsen is honored for his contribution to the outdoors. 9/8/10 Free View In iTunes

68 CleanVideoMountain Plover Counting and banding Mountain Plovers on the prairie 8/31/10 Free View In iTunes

69 CleanVideoWeed Eating Bugs Using Biological controls such as weed eating bugs is proving to be a cost effective method to control noxious weeds 8/24/10 Free View In iTunes

70 CleanVideoMussel Relocation Relocating Mussels from one location to a reclaimed stream. 8/17/10 Free View In iTunes

71 CleanVideoTree Shearing Shearing invasive tree species 8/11/10 Free View In iTunes

72 CleanVideoDove Banding Morning Dove banding in Medicine Lake, Montana 8/4/10 Free View In iTunes

73 CleanVideoOutdoor Kids Kids in the Outdoors program. 7/20/10 Free View In iTunes

74 CleanVideoWater Management Managing our water resources. 7/20/10 Free View In iTunes

75 CleanVideoWild Horse Island New blood for Wild Horse Island. 7/20/10 Free View In iTunes

76 CleanVideoInspect, Clean, Dry Clean your gear to prevent spread of unwanted species. 7/20/10 Free View In iTunes

77 CleanVideoPark Volunteers What makes our parks special are our volunteers! 6/18/10 Free View In iTunes

78 CleanVideoBitterroot BigHorns Wildlife management of the Bitterroot mountains bighorn sheep population. 6/9/10 Free View In iTunes

79 CleanVideoSculpin, an indicator fish A common fish found in Western Montana streams. 6/2/10 Free View In iTunes

80 CleanVideoBeginner Fly Fisherman Beginner's luck Fly Fisherman 5/26/10 Free View In iTunes

81 CleanVideoLewis and Clark Caverns in 2010 Come see what's new, a million years in the making! 5/25/10 Free View In iTunes

82 CleanVideoJefferson River Fish Factory How a small spring-fed stream becomes a fish factory for the Jefferson River. 5/12/10 Free View In iTunes

83 CleanVideo9 Pipe Wetlands Build a puddle and they will come... 5/6/10 Free View In iTunes

84 CleanVideoGrizzlies on the Prairie Ranchers and hikers who spend time up here in the foothills of the rocky mountain front know there's a chance they could bump into a Grizzly Bear. But thirty miles away from the front, in the Sun River valley... 4/20/10 Free View In iTunes

85 CleanVideoBird Coordinator The meadowlark song, it's a sound that let's us know that Spring is finally here. It's also the sight that has become one of Montana's favorite activities. 4/13/10 Free View In iTunes

86 CleanVideoSpringtime and the Great Horned Owl If you find yourself between cabin and spring fever, maybe a trip to the birds is in order. 4/7/10 Free View In iTunes

87 CleanVideoDeer Study Armed with a dart and a radio collar researchers embark on a study of mule deer in the west fork of the Bitterroot mountain range. This project would not have been possible without the support of a local sportsman group and the tragic death of one of it's members. 3/30/10 Free View In iTunes

88 CleanVideoCome Home to Hunt New License for family members who now live out of state. 3/24/10 Free View In iTunes

89 CleanVideoTurkey Troubles If Benjamin Franklin had his way, the wild turkey—not the bald eagle---would be our national symbol. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us as great as these birds are, there can be too much of a good thing. 3/23/10 Free View In iTunes

90 CleanVideoPygmy Whitefish Montana has 85 species of fish and in this week's outdoor report Winston Greely tells us about one of these species that is catching a lot of attention in Northwest Montana. 3/12/10 Free View In iTunes

91 CleanVideoCultural Parks Montana has more than fifty state parks and in this week's outdoor report Winston Greely takes a look at some of these parks that preserve history. 3/3/10 Free View In iTunes

92 CleanVideoHooked on Fishing, Ice Safety A safe day on the ice goes hand-in-hand with a great day of ice fishing. This week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us a little down time for instruction doesn’t dampen the fun one bit. 2/25/10 Free View In iTunes

93 CleanVideoGates for Hunters In this week's outdoor report, Winston Greely shows how a group of students are making it easier for hunters to access the great outdoors. 2/18/10 Free View In iTunes

94 CleanVideoNonGame 2010 So what's in a name? "Game" or "Non-Game" sounds a little like "Fun" or "Non-Fun." In this week"s outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us the animal category with a not so great of name that adds a great deal to the Montana landscape. 2/11/10 Free View In iTunes

95 CleanVideoFunding Sheep It is one of the most sought after hunting permits, Montana's bighorn ram tag. And in this week's outdoor report, Winston Greely shows us how one of these tags helps conserve sheep across the state. 2/4/10 Free View In iTunes

96 CleanVideoYellowstone River Weed Mapping Montana's growing weed problem isn't just an issue for agriculture. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows how anglers have joined the fight against these damaging plants. 9/24/09 Free View In iTunes

97 CleanVideoBlackfoot Chapter (Trout Unlimited) River-front property is at a premium in Montana. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows how natural developments along the Blackfoot River are improving the fishery. 9/11/09 Free View In iTunes

98 CleanVideoPictograph Cave Just South of Billings, on the walls of a sandstone cave, are some of Montana's earliest signs of civilization. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us the new look to this historic art exhibit. 8/28/09 Free View In iTunes

99 CleanVideoPallid Sturgeon Eggs Each native fish you are about to see weighs over sixty pounds and nearly a half-century old. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett takes us along as biologists work to save the endangered pallid sturgeon. 8/14/09 Free View In iTunes

100 CleanVideoResource Camp Summers in Montana mean camps for kids. In this week's outdoor report Winston Greely takes us to one camp that is teaching kids about Montana’s natural resources. 8/7/09 Free View In iTunes

101 CleanVideoPhantom Lion Makoshika State Park has a national reputation for dinosaur artifacts in a prehistoric landscape. In this week's outdoor report Mike Gurnett shows us how modern tales of a mountain lion attracted new interest in this badlands park. 6/12/09 Free View In iTunes

102 CleanVideoHumming Birds Weighing just more than a penny they are Montana's smallest bird, and in this week's outdoor report, Winston Greely tells us about a couple who have devoted their lives to learn more about hummingbirds. 6/12/09 Free View In iTunes

103 CleanVideoTongue River Reservoir These days, more and more Montana State Park visitors want to prolong their stay under the big sky. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett takes us to one remote park that now offers campers some new creature comforts. 6/8/09 Free View In iTunes

104 CleanVideoFish Passage It was a monumental moment when the Tongue River's Muggli Fish Passage opened a few years ago. In this week's outdoor report, Winston Greely tells us about how now all kinds of fish are using it. 5/29/09 Free View In iTunes

105 CleanVideoClark Fork Comeback In 2008, lawsuits where resolved freeing up biologists to begin work on the Clark Fork River. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett takes us along on a typical montana spring day to see what's up down under the water's surface. 5/22/09 Free View In iTunes

106 CleanVideoDamsels and Dragons Walk around any pond in the summer and you will see them, damselflies and dragonflies, but as Winston Greely shows us in this week's outdoor report, if you look close enough there is much more to see. 5/21/09 Free View In iTunes

107 CleanVideoSage Grouse Count The sage grouse is a species of concern in Montana and that's why Fish, Wildlife and Parks is increasing its' efforts to conserve them. In this week's outdoor report, Winston Greely tells us about one such venture in Southeastern Montana. 5/20/09 Free View In iTunes

108 CleanVideoBear Proof Camping Safe camping in bear country means hanging your cooler 10 to 15 feet off the ground. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows some new equipment designed to keep campers from climbing trees. 5/11/09 Free View In iTunes

109 CleanVideoTracking Fish Radio technology is allowing wildlife researchers to learn new things about the outdoor world. In this week's outdoor report, Winston Greely shows us how fish researchers are using this technology to advance their knowledge of fish movements. 4/24/09 Free View In iTunes

110 CleanVideoElkalope She was born in the spring of 2007, one of many new calves of the thriving Elkhorn Mountain's elk herd. by the fall she was alone. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows the captivating story of this one orphan animal's exceptance. 4/14/09 Free View In iTunes

111 CleanVideoMapping As technology advances so does its' uses. In this week's outdoor report Winston Greely shows us how 100 years of information is being automated, which will allow the public and government to develop montana more effectively in the future 4/7/09 Free View In iTunes

112 CleanVideoGrizzly DNA Technology Lewis and Clark first saw only tracks of the legendary "white bear" on the South Dakota plains. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us a clever system, devised by modern researchers, that revealed just how many of the reclusive grizzly live in Northwestern Montana. 3/31/09 Free View In iTunes

113 CleanVideoGriz DNA It took five years, hundreds of workers and 34,000 hair samples, but the results are in on the largest brown bear survey to date. Here is outdoor reporter Winston Greely to tell us more. 3/18/09 Free View In iTunes

114 CleanVideoCooney Burbot One of the most visited state parks has seen an increase in one of Montana's more interesting fish, but as Winston Greely shows us in this week's outdoor report, getting more information on them requires a unique survey. 3/9/09 Free View In iTunes

115 CleanVideoWading Boots Washing your boat is one way anglers can help slow the spread of whirling disease in Montana's wild trout. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us another common piece of fishing equipment that needs the same care. 3/3/09 Free View In iTunes

116 CleanVideoExotic Species With the ease of the internet and a global economy, exotic pet ownership is on the rise in Montana, but as Winston Greely shows us in this week's outdoor report, there are some things to think about before you buy. 2/24/09 Free View In iTunes

117 CleanVideoGPS Recycling The United States Navy first used gps satellites in 1960 as a new way of navigation. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us how wildlife researchers are using the same satellites that track planes and ships to trail elk and wolves. 2/18/09 Free View In iTunes

118 CleanVideoGoat Transfer For the first time mountain goats have been transferred from another location to the Rocky Mountain Front, but as Winston Greely shows us in this week's outdoor report, there is more to this historical journey. 2/9/09 Free View In iTunes

119 CleanVideoHooked on Ice Fishing Teachers are continually looking for ways to convince young students that doing well in math and science is important to their future. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us some of the best ways to inspire kids can be found outside. 1/21/09 Free View In iTunes

120 CleanVideoChristmas Bird Count Montana has the highest percentage of bird watchers in the country. So it might not surprise you to see some out during the winter, but as Winston Greely shows us in this week's outdoor report, they are doing more than just looking at birds. 1/14/09 Free View In iTunes

121 CleanVideoPigeon Racer They're built for speed and endurance, and unlike the lowly city hall variety, they�re pampered by their owners. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us the art of raising and training homing pigeons. 1/4/09 Free View In iTunes

122 CleanVideoYear in Review In this week's outdoor report, Winston Greely is taking a look back at some of the highlights from 2008. 1/2/09 Free View In iTunes

123 CleanVideoHappy Holidays! Happy Holidays from the folks at Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks and the Office of Public Instruction! 12/23/08 Free View In iTunes

124 CleanVideoFish Rescue As fish move through a river system, at times they take a wrong turn. In this week's outdoor report Mike Gurnett brings us along as biologist capture fish that have gone astray. 12/18/08 Free View In iTunes

125 CleanVideoThe Art of Sausage With the big game season finished across most of the state, many Montanans probably have some meat in their freezer. In this week's outdoors report, Winston Greely shows us one way to prepare your game meat to eat. 12/9/08 Free View In iTunes

126 CleanVideoThanksgiving Thanksgiving, a day for family and friends, food and football. In this week's outdoor report Mike Gurnett introduces us to an international artist who is simply thankful for Montana. 12/1/08 Free View In iTunes

127 CleanVideoUrban Black Bears Urban wildlife is an increasing problem for Montana's cities and towns. In this week's outdoor report, Winston Greely tells us about one case in Missoula and how the community is working to fix the problem 11/26/08 Free View In iTunes

128 CleanVideoWest Slope Cutthroat Trout During the pioneering years of wildlife restoration quality habitat on private land was essential for success. In this week's outdoor report Mike Gurnett shows us how today's landowners are stepping forward to help recover the westslope cutthroat trout. 11/19/08 Free View In iTunes

129 CleanVideoStill Hunting For many Montanans hunting is a way of life and in this weeks outdoor report Winston Greely tells us about a couple who have been at it for a long time. 11/14/08 Free View In iTunes

130 CleanVideoBrucellosis Testing When it comes to fighting disease, doctors say knowledge is power. In this week's outdoor report Mike Gurnett shows us how hunters, outfitters and landowners in the greater Yellowstone area will help biologists better understand brucellosis. 11/5/08 Free View In iTunes

131 CleanVideoBecoming an Outdoors-Woman (BOW) The Montana Becoming an Outdoors-Woman (BOW) program has been providing women the opportunity to learn outdoor skills since 1994. BOW helps break down the barriers that might prevent women from fishing, hunting or pursuing other outdoor activities. The 3-day Summer BOW workshop offers classes on shooting sports, archery, canoeing, plant identification, map and compass, outdoor survival, fishing, bird identification and many other topics. 10/29/08 Free View In iTunes

132 CleanVideoYellowstone WMA Residents of Montana's largest city now have a new piece of land nearby to enjoy the great outdoors on. But as Winston Greely shows us in this week's outdoor report, this land's diversity will also challenge its management. 10/27/08 Free View In iTunes

133 CleanVideoBannack Digs Montana's Bannack StatePpark is on the same exclusive national historic landmark list as Thomas Jefferson's Monticello and New York's Brooklyn Bridge. In this week's outdoor report Mike Gurnett shows us how the old ghost town is giving up some new secrets. 10/20/08 Free View In iTunes

134 CleanVideoSheep Plan Bighorn sheep are a symbol of Montana's outdoors and one of the most coveted permits a hunter could get, but as Winston Greely shows us in this week's outdoor report, it is only now that managers will have a state wide plan to guide them in managing Montana's bighorn sheep. 10/11/08 Free View In iTunes

135 CleanVideoWomen Wardens As the hunting seasons kick into full swing, outdoor reporter Winston Greely tells us about some new faces you may see in the field this year. 10/1/08 Free View In iTunes

136 CleanVideoScorpions! Montana has a variety of animals both big and small. And in this week's outdoor report Winston Greely introduces us to a species you would not think we have. 9/24/08 Free View In iTunes

137 CleanVideoThe Good Neighbors Do you know an outanding Montana Landowner? Someone who takes good care of the land while allowing recreational access. In this week's outdoor report Mike Gurnett introduces us to a group who wants hear about these "Good Montana Neighbors." 9/22/08 Free View In iTunes

138 CleanVideoArchery Bear Aware Fall is an active time of year in Montana's great outdoors for bird hunters, bow hunters---and for bears! In this week's outdoor report Mike Gurnett provides us with a few safety tips when recreating in bear country. 9/12/08 Free View In iTunes

139 CleanVideoMetal Moose Sculpures are usually created by taking an idea and molding it into clay or wax. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett takes us on a year's journey that turned a block of clay into a lifesize figure built to stand the test of time. 9/10/08 Free View In iTunes

140 CleanVideoWarden Conference Game wardens from across North America recently came to Great Falls for technical training in their rapidly changing profession. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows they also found inspiration from a unique Montana story. 8/22/08 Free View In iTunes

141 CleanVideoMakoshika Folf The most dramatic folf course in the nation just might be located in Makoshika State Park in eastern Montana. 8/11/08 Free View In iTunes

142 CleanVideoMount Haggin Tour Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks lands typically feature wildlife habitat, fishing access, or a special place in our state's colorful history. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett takes us to a location that offers something for just about every outdoor interest. 8/4/08 Free View In iTunes

143 CleanVideoRails to Trails Montana has numerous rail lines that are currently inactive, leaving the question of what to do with them. In this week's outdoor report, Winston Greely shows us one way they are put to good use. 7/28/08 Free View In iTunes

144 CleanVideoThree Men, Three Rivers A documentary film that explores the lives of three men and three influence on the three rivers; George Grant -Big Hole River, Bud Lilly -Madison River and Dan Bailey - Yellowstone River. 7/20/08 Free View In iTunes

145 CleanVideoInteragency Grizzly Bear Committee In the early 1800's an estimated 50,000 grizzly bears roamed the American West. By 1975 their population had dropped to less than 1000. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett gives us an update on the bears slow, but steady recovery. 7/18/08 Free View In iTunes

146 CleanVideoPrairie Dogs Whether you like them or hate them prairie dogs are a part of Montana's landscape. However, with their numbers in decline outdoor reporter Winston Greely tells us how the state is trying to conserve them. 7/11/08 Free View In iTunes

147 CleanVideoBroadwater Rod & Gun Club 'Build it and they will come' is the line made famous by the 1989 baseball movie, field of dreams. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us the same results happens for shooting sports. 7/3/08 Free View In iTunes

148 CleanVideoCreating Parks Montana has fifty state parks, in this week's outdoor report, Winston Greely tells us how there soon will be more. 6/28/08 Free View In iTunes

149 CleanVideoLife Jacket Update Back in 1852 steamboats were required to carry a life preserver for every passenger. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us how life jacket laws have changed very little, but life jacket designs are going through a major revolution. 6/18/08 Free View In iTunes

150 CleanVideoFire Restoration It may be hard to imagine, but fire season is just around the corner. And while it's easy to see fire's negative impacts, outdoor reporter Winston Greely shows us some benefits that fire can bring. 6/12/08 Free View In iTunes

151 CleanVideoTrumpet Swan Release Weighing 30 pounds with a wingspan of 8 feet the trumpeter swan is the largest species of waterfowl native to North American. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us how difficult it is to get a feel for how big these birds really are until one lands in your lap. 6/2/08 Free View In iTunes

152 CleanVideoTiger Muskie They are only found in a couple of lakes in Montana, but what Winston Greely shows us in this week's outdoor report the tiger muskie is an important component for those fisheries. 5/21/08 Free View In iTunes

153 CleanVideoWildlife Fencing Cattle losses during the devistating winter of 1886-87 was a turning point forcing livestock operaters to begin fencing in their herds. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us how area ranchers are improving on some of the old fencing designs. 5/20/08 Free View In iTunes

154 CleanVideoWildlife Surveys It is a ritual for every wildlife biologist, the annual wildlife counts. But, just how they count them is what Winston Greely explains in this week's outdoor report 5/2/08 Free View In iTunes

155 CleanVideoRead the Regs Our springtime weather seems to finally be providing a cure for cabin fever. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett explains if you are an archer there's one last important indoor task to do before you head outside for some summertime fun. 5/2/08 Free View In iTunes

156 CleanVideoMilltown Restoration It's one of the largest restoration projects in history and while much is made about the benefits for humans when the Milltown dam is removed, outdoor reporter Winston Greely tells us about one man who sees the advantages for the fish. 4/28/08 Free View In iTunes

157 CleanVideoTaxidermy Early wildlife mounts were called "stuffed animals" because the work was usually done as a side business in an upholstery shop. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us there is a new light shining on the colorful art of taxidermy. 4/16/08 Free View In iTunes

158 CleanVideoSecuring Habitat Over the years more than a million acres have been conserved for wildlife in Montana and while that may seem like a lot, Winston Greely tells us in this week's outdoor report there is more land to protect out there. 4/9/08 Free View In iTunes

159 CleanVideoWolverine! Weighing in at between 25 and 35 pounds, the wolverine, pound for pound, may be the orneriest animal in Montana. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us these tough creatures have quite the knack for travel as well. 4/3/08 Free View In iTunes

160 CleanVideoMarking Fish Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks stocks close to fifty million fish per year in Montana. In order to monitor this much fish requires a special mark, which Winston Greely shows us in this week's outdoor report. 4/1/08 Free View In iTunes

161 CleanVideoLost Creek Logging A visit to a Montana State Park often offers a chance to enjoy nature on the wildside. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett takes us to one site where workers are making short-term changes in the wildness for the long term enjoyment of the park. 3/13/08 Free View In iTunes

162 CleanVideoFeeding Wildlife Snow levels are close to normal in Mntana for the first time in a long time and while that has many people happy, outdoor reporter Wnston Geely tells us about some that are having a hard time with it. 3/6/08 Free View In iTunes

163 CleanVideoAxoni Zamboni Ice Surfacing Machine Most of the time inventions are the product of a need to solve a problem. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us a inspired device created just to make one man's winter, a little more fun. 2/28/08 Free View In iTunes

164 CleanVideoBlue Tongue Every once in a while Wildlife Managers will see a disease outbreak that results in a die off of Montana's wildlife. In this week�s outdoor report Winston Greely tells us about a case last fall that was the first of its' kind in Montana. 2/21/08 Free View In iTunes

165 CleanVideoSkalkaho Creek Siphon During the settlement of the West, laborers hand dug hundreds of miles of irrigation canals. In this week�s outdoor report Mike Gurnett takes us to the Bitterroot Valley where todays workers are returning, making improvements for the native fish. 2/14/08 Free View In iTunes

166 CleanVideoSnow Groomers Snowmobilers across the state are taking full advantage of the recent snowfall to get out and ride Montana's trails. And in this week�s outdoor report Winston Greely tells us about a program that is making everyones ride a little smoother. 2/7/08 Free View In iTunes

167 CleanVideoMilltown Dam Removal Update 2008 With tons of brick, concrete and steel, removing a hydropower dam from a river is a herculean task. In this week�s outdoor report Mike Gurnett takes us to the Clark Fork River where taking the dam out is the easy part. 1/24/08 Free View In iTunes

168 CleanVideoAntelope Study Antelope are one of the greatest conservation success stories in America, but we still know little about their movement patterns. In this week's outdoor report Winston Greely tells us about a study that is looking to change that. 1/23/08 Free View In iTunes

169 CleanVideo2007 Awards With the passing of the holiday season comes the awards season, and a new award show is what Winston Greely presents in this week's outdoor report. 1/18/08 Free View In iTunes

170 CleanVideoBeartooth Nature Center Finding a home for injured wildlife can be a difficult, and at times an impossible task. In this week's outdoor report Mike Gurnett introduces us to a Montanan whose life work is dedicated to caring for disabled wildlife and educating the public about wildlife conservation. 1/18/08 Free View In iTunes

171 CleanVideoBraising Game Is there a way to cook big game meat that's just "Fork Tough" then make them "Fork Tender?" 12/28/07 Free View In iTunes

172 CleanVideoKeith Aune Research scientists are driven to ask questions and seek answers. Montana wildlife scientist is one of the best. 12/19/07 Free View In iTunes

173 CleanVideoAvalanche! Snowmobiling is a fun way to enjoy winter in Montana. If you haven't ridden in a while, you might be surprised as to how comfortable, reliable and powerful the machines of this new generation are. But there are dangers involved in the form of an Avalanche! 12/12/07 Free View In iTunes

174 CleanVideoElk Summit A variety of voices will meet in Bozeman next weekend to talk about a growing problem in Montana's Outdoors. And as Winston Greely shows us in this week's outdoor report, you might be surprised to hear what that problem is. 12/6/07 Free View In iTunes

175 CleanVideoGrizzly Trapping The capture and relocation of bears, particularly Grizzly bears, is dangerous work for the Biologist and the Bear! 11/27/07 Free View In iTunes

176 CleanVideoMilk River Cars By the sound of it, you'd think we'd be at a junkyard. But the destruction of these classic cars is actually a restoration project. 11/21/07 Free View In iTunes

177 CleanVideoSwan Lake Lake Trout Swan Lake is known for its beauty, tranquility and fishery. In fact, the Swan is one of the last strong-holds of the threatened Bull Trout. The beauty and tranquility is pretty much the same. But researchers are finding that the fishery is on the brink of potentially dramatic changes. 11/15/07 Free View In iTunes

178 CleanVideoCamping with Bears Whether hiking, camping, fishing, hunting or simply enjoying a picnic on a warm summer's day, Montana's forest have an activity for you. But before setting out on your adventure, your sharing the forest with wild bears. 11/9/07 Free View In iTunes

179 CleanVideoPallids It's a fish, fighting for it's last gasp of air. With the clock ticking on the endangered Pallid Sturgeon, researchers have realized the key to recovery is habitat. 11/6/07 Free View In iTunes

180 CleanVideoMuggli Fish Passage Fish ladders provide a series of concrete steps salmon leap up as they migrate past a dam. But what about fish species that didn't evolve as jumpers. In this week's outdoor report Mike Gurnett shows us how a group of eastern Montana farmers solved the problem. 11/2/07 Free View In iTunes

181 CleanVideoSigning TO SOME IT IS JUST A SIGN, BUT FOR DWAYNE ANDREWS IT IS A PUBLIC GATEWAY. IT ADDS A WHOLE OTHER OPPORTUNITY TO THE RECREATIONIST TO ACCESS PUBLIC LAND AND THAT'S IMPORTANT. 10/26/07 Free View In iTunes

182 CleanVideoLolo Creek Flows Among the most important assets an agricultural operation can have is a good water right, the legal authority to divert water from a stream. Stories about the settlement of the West claim that if you stole someone's money you could end up in jail. If you stole someone's water, you could end up dead. And so its important to consider the economic and historical importance of water when it comes to understanding what a group of landowners did on Lolo Creek. 10/24/07 Free View In iTunes

183 CleanVideoCut Throat Dam This is not your average construction site. It may look normal, but what workers are actually building is a barrier to keep non-native trout from invading Montana's most eastern population of Cut Throat Trout. 10/16/07 Free View In iTunes

184 CleanVideoNative Seedster All across Montana, land reclamation is gaining momentum as a viable business. One issue holding back progress has been finding an economical way to harvest native species of grass. 10/15/07 Free View In iTunes

185 CleanVideoSauger Study A fish who's survival in the State is a concern, seems to be thriving. 9/26/07 Free View In iTunes

186 CleanVideoPelicans in Montana Over the past 25 years, we've had quite an increase in the number of people fishing Montana Rivers. At the same time we've had an increase in the number of birds fishing Montana rivers. But of all the birds found along our rivers, its Montana's American White Pelican population the seems to generate the most discussion. 9/25/07 Free View In iTunes

187 CleanVideoGiant Salamanders! If you're into watching nature shows on TV then you might think we know everything there is about the animals in our State! 9/24/07 Free View In iTunes

188 CleanVideoA Camp Mak-A-Dream Float Trip Their day started out on the Camp Mak-A-Dream bus then it was all aboard the Shooting Star Limited on their way to a float on the Clark River. 8/31/07 Free View In iTunes

189 CleanVideoMontana Huckleberries For Montana's passionate Huckleberry Hounds like Ellen Bryson, this purple gem is one of Montana's greatest summer treasurers. 8/28/07 Free View In iTunes

190 CleanVideoCaptive Cubs Grizzly Bears and Black Bears particularly Sows with cubs are constantly foraging for food. The smell of garbage, dog food, horse feed and bird seed can quickly draw these top-tier predators into close proximity to people. 8/15/07 Free View In iTunes

191 CleanVideoAquatic Invader Last months discovery of Eurasian Milfoil i Montana didn't shock Fish, Wildlife and Park's Eileen Ryce. 8/9/07 Free View In iTunes

192 CleanVideoToad's Wild Ride Researchers David Schmetterling and Mike Young were studying fish when they stumbled on something that changed the current thinking of an entire species. 7/24/07 Free View In iTunes

193 CleanVideoTrapping Philip Engel has not missed a trapping season in over 30 years. 7/24/07 Free View In iTunes

194 CleanVideoBirders There are more than 800 bird species within the United States. Montana has half of them. This abundance is a major reason why Montana is becoming a prime destination for birders 7/23/07 Free View In iTunes

195 CleanVideoLife of a Montana Game Warden The office, the Great Outdoors. The responsibility - Balancing outdoor recreation with the protection of fish and wildlife resources. 7/20/07 Free View In iTunes

196 CleanVideoBack Country Horses -- 7/9/07 Free View In iTunes

197 CleanVideoGreat Blue Heron -- 6/22/07 Free View In iTunes

198 CleanVideoBeckman's WMA -- 6/1/07 Free View In iTunes

199 CleanVideoMontana's Shoot Range Program -- 6/1/07 Free View In iTunes

200 CleanVideoIce Camera -- 6/1/07 Free View In iTunes

201 CleanVideoHunters and Money -- 6/1/07 Free View In iTunes

202 CleanVideoRadio Collar Technology -- 6/1/07 Free View In iTunes

203 CleanVideoBig Horn River Problem Fisheries biologist Ken Frazier has seen the highs and lows of Montana's drought on the Big Horn River. 5/23/07 Free View In iTunes

204 CleanVideoWild Horse Island Covering over 200 square miles the flathead is the larges natural freshwater lake in the northwest. Off the West shore lies Wild Horse Island state park. 5/21/07 Free View In iTunes

205 CleanVideoBEAR SIDESWIPES CAMERA The grizzly bear was relocated and released. Notice how eager it is to escape the culvert trap while also trying to quickly get its bearings in new surroundings. By looking over its shoulder, the bear missed seeing the small remote video camera bear managers were using to observe its release. The effect is a bear encounter of the closest kind. Video courtesy of Derek Reich, Zooprax Productions www.zooprax.com. 5/11/07 Free View In iTunes

206 CleanVideoBEAR IS CURIOUS ABOUT FWP'S REMOTE SURVEILLANCE Bear managers in Northwestern Montana baited this trap to capture a grizzly bear. Here the bear walks past the baited bear trap to investigate the remote camera being used to observe its hoped for capture. Bears can be very observant and curious. Video courtesy of Derek Reich, Zöoprax Productions www.zooprax.com. 5/10/07 Free View In iTunes

207 CleanVideoKARELIAN BEAR DOGS HELP TRAIN BEARS Here a bear is released from a culvert trap in a new location and moved away from the release site with the use of Karelian bear dogs, bean bag rounds and shouting. The Karelian bear dogs are trained to move grizzly bears and establish boundaries with them. They do not harass or tree the bears. The idea is to communicate to the bear that it needs to avoid humans and areas that humans use. This is a concept bears, that are naturally very territorial, understand. Video courtesy of Derek Reich, Zöoprax Productions www.zooprax.com. 5/10/07 Free View In iTunes

208 CleanVideoSETTING BOUNDARIES FOR BEARS FWP bear managers are exploring ways to use electric shock to train bears, similar to the idea of using a shock collar to train a dog. Here a bear is deterred from opening a freezer it had raided in the past when it comes into contact with an electrical floor pad that delivers a mild (to the bear) electrical shock. Video courtesy of Derek Reich, Zöoprax Productions www.zooprax.com. 5/10/07 Free View In iTunes

209 CleanVideoGRIZZLY WITH CUBS RELOCATED AND RELEASED Here a grizzly bear sow and two cubs, relocated by FWP bear managers in Northwestern Montana, are released from the culvert trap they were captured and transported in. Video courtesy of Derek Reich, Zöoprax Productions www.zooprax.com. 5/10/07 Free View In iTunes

210 CleanVideoGRIZZLY CUBS LEARN FROM THEIR MOMS Here a grizzly sow attempts to open a bear resistant container with her cubs. Cubs learn food-seeking behaviors from their mothers and carry them into adulthood. Notice how persistent the bears are. To save young bears from behaviors that will eventually lead to their death, it is critical that adult bears be prevented from successfully finding food rewards when they approach dwellings or other sites used by humans. Video courtesy of Derek Reich, Zöoprax Productions www.zooprax.com. 5/10/07 Free View In iTunes

211 CleanVideoCave Lights Re-Lighting the Lewis and Clark Caverns 5/7/07 Free View In iTunes

212 CleanVideoDome Elk Montana Biologists begain gathering information on on Elk packs and Wolf population since the wolf was intoduced to the Yellowstone. 4/30/07 Free View In iTunes

213 CleanVideoSage Grouse Just like the sound of a bugeling Elk announces that fall is on its way, Spring is announced by Sage Grouse. 4/30/07 Free View In iTunes

214 CleanVideoCash Walleye Walley anglers now have an extra incentive to go fishing in Canyon Ferry Resevoir. 4/23/07 Free View In iTunes

215 CleanVideoA Wolf Fladry Researches are rushing to put up a fence before calving season begins. 4/11/07 Free View In iTunes

216 CleanVideoMount Haggin Moose Recreation Study With miles of groomed trails for skiing and seeminly endless open parks for snowmobiling, Mount Haggin wildlife management area has become a popular desitation for Winter recreation. 3/28/07 Free View In iTunes

217 CleanVideoA River Runs Through it. The Harvard Challenge Award When Norman Maclean wrote "A River Runs Through it" readers got a hint that the people who live in this valley have a special relationship with the land. 3/14/07 Free View In iTunes

218 CleanVideoWildlife Disease Wildlife diseases are garnering more and more attention these days at Montana's wildlife lab in Bozeman. 3/12/07 Free View In iTunes

219 CleanVideoPrairie Ponds People in Eastern Montana will travel a long way, to fish. 3/7/07 Free View In iTunes

220 CleanVideoAnimal Plan For Kelsey Dalton this summer is filled with traps. Kelsey and other crews throughout the state are collecting a variety of small mamals. 3/5/07 Free View In iTunes

221 CleanVideoRed Rocks Lake Moose In some of Montana's harshest climate, there lives an animal that seems to defy winter. 2/28/07 Free View In iTunes

222 CleanVideoSheep Update It's safe to say that Montana produces some of the largest Bighorn Rams in the lower 48 and the desire to hunt them is great. 2/22/07 Free View In iTunes

223 CleanVideoIce Fishing Gear, 2007 As technology has crept it's way into outdoor sports, ice fishing has always offered up a change of pace. 2/12/07 Free View In iTunes

224 CleanVideoWho is David Thompson? In 1807, just as Lewsis and Clark were wrapping up their cross-country expedition, a man working for the Northwest Fur Trading Company cross into northwest Montana. Eventually this man would map most of Canada and travel more than 5 times the distance of Lewis and Clark. 2/7/07 Free View In iTunes

225 CleanVideoRestoration equals Opportunity In 1906, here where the Blackfoot empties into the Clark Fork river, William Clark built the Mill Town Dam. In 2000, cracks were discovered in the dam and spillway. The decision was made to remove the dam. If the removal wasn't difficult enough, millions of toxic mud from hundreds of years of mining are left behind the dam. 1/30/07 Free View In iTunes

226 CleanVideoCooking Tips for Duck When it comes to cooking game, most people have a simple and tasty way of cooking Elk or Deer. But when it comes to waterfowl they are left searching for some complex recipe just to make it palitable. Now there's a simple way to cook duck. 1/17/07 Free View In iTunes

227 CleanVideoSeasons Greetings! -- 12/27/06 Free View In iTunes

228 CleanVideoTrapping Philip Engel has not missed a trapping season in more than 30 years. Trappers numbers tend to sway with the price of fur. As the price for fur rises, so to are the number of trappers. 12/13/06 Free View In iTunes

229 CleanVideoPine Nut Fuel From Ravens to Grizzly Bears, Montana's wildlife becomes highly opportunistic as they take on a sense of urgency preparing for the upcoming winter. 12/7/06 Free View In iTunes

230 CleanVideoFish Rescue Last summers Derby fire was one of the largest in Montana History. Consuming homes trees and most anything in it's path. A few survivors were able to escape it's wrath. 11/21/06 Free View In iTunes

231 CleanVideoOle the Decoy Carver I wouldn't be carving my own decoys if it wasn't part of the old tradition. A love of the outdoors a respect for the past and a passion for water fowl have led Townsend, Montana's Ole Olsen to seek perfection on his unique artistic talents. 11/15/06 Free View In iTunes

232 CleanVideoHunt Perspective If you can't get excited about hunting in Montana, time to take up another sport. 11/8/06 Free View In iTunes

233 CleanVideoWorking with Wolves Wildlife managers in the northern rockies found that the number of grey wolves in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming has grown 20% so far this year. 11/1/06 Free View In iTunes

234 CleanVideoWoman Archer One of the best archers in the world is just slightly taller than the target she shoots at. This is even more impressive when she hits the center more than 70 yards away! 9/29/06 Free View In iTunes

235 CleanVideoPoaching, Enough is enough. Each year wildlife poachers illegally take some of Montana's biggest trophies and sell them to illegal buyers. 9/22/06 Free View In iTunes

236 CleanVideoFire Caution Precautions to take when hunting in the fall, during fire season. 9/12/06 Free View In iTunes

237 CleanVideoCamp Mak-A-Dream Campouts and cookouts. For most youngsters, sumertime in Montana means playtime in the great outdoors. But for children with cancer, their illness can rob them of the opportunity to form new friendships and make lasting childhood memories. 9/7/06 Free View In iTunes

238 CleanVideoImagine It was Chief Seattle who once said "Whatever befalls the Earth, befalls the sons of the Earth." He was one of the first to see that all things were connected. The mountain, the river, the bear, the wind. 8/28/06 Free View In iTunes

239 CleanVideoRiver Trash It's a treasure hunt, of sorts. The trouble is, most of the booty consists of other people's trash. 8/28/06 Free View In iTunes

240 CleanVideoPallid Sturgeon Pit and Scoot The Pallid Sturgeon is named on our nations endangered species list. 8/15/06 Free View In iTunes

241 CleanVideoWeed Control Volunteers are preparing to help the Widerness Institute on a 3 day weed expedition into the Gates of the Moutains Wilderness area. 8/15/06 Free View In iTunes

242 CleanVideoWarden Jim DeBoer In 1969 man landed on the moon, a gallon of regular gas cost 35 cents and Jim Deboer started his career as a Montana Game Warden. 8/15/06 Free View In iTunes

243 CleanVideoHook Mortality Watch how Fish, Wildlife and Parks is studying fish mortality when the water temperature gets above 20 degrees C and fishermen use the hook and release method. 7/26/06 Free View In iTunes

244 CleanVideoWounded Warriors Watch how the Montana outdoors community helps wounded veterans in their rehab. 7/19/06 Free View In iTunes

245 CleanVideoGreyling Co-op Nestled between the Bighole mountains and the cattle fields of Southwestern Montana, you'll find the last holdout of river dwelling Arctic Greyling in the lower 48 states. 7/12/06 Free View In iTunes

246 CleanVideoFort Peck Hatchery Dedication After years of planning and construction of Fort Pecks State-of-the-Art Warm water fish hatchery is officially open! Learn about this hatchery and events surrounding Fort Peck. 7/5/06 Free View In iTunes

247 CleanVideoNo Need for a Saturday Night Join six Montana poets in toasting our rich fish and wildlife resources and colorful outdoor heritage. 7/4/06 Free View In iTunes

248 CleanVideoCatch and Release with Bud Not many years ago, a wicker fishing kreel was a mandatory tool of the fly fishing trade.... 6/9/06 Free View In iTunes

249 CleanVideoPepper Spray and Bears Encountering an aggressive bear is rare, but to do it - and survive 5 times makes Chuck Bartlebaugh an expert. 6/8/06 Free View In iTunes

250 CleanVideoDeer Gardening Betty DeYoung has been in a flower battle with deer for over 20 years. The deer have finally conceded, because Betty has found the ultimate weapon. 6/7/06 Free View In iTunes

251 CleanVideo310 Permits In 1975, the Montana Legislature passed the natural streambed and land preservation act. 6/6/06 Free View In iTunes

252 CleanVideoMontana's Environthon The question is international, how to conserve water in our changing global climate. The answer may be in Lewistown, Montana at the State's Environton competition. 6/1/06 Free View In iTunes

253 CleanVideoOn-Line Application When our office first had e-mail access, I'd type a message, hit send. Then I'd call the person I was sending to and ask them if they got my message. 4/21/06 Free View In iTunes

254 CleanVideoThe Burbot Talk about a fish with an identity crisis! They go by the name of Ling, Eel Pout, Cusp, Freshwater Cod, Mud Shark, Gugeon, Lusht, Sting Ling, Meathy, Maria and Lawyer. But most people know them by the name of Burbot. 4/12/06 Free View In iTunes

255 CleanVideoEagle Rebound The species was listed, we had to do something. 3/27/06 Free View In iTunes

256 CleanVideoChoteau Fly Tyers Montana's Rocky Mountain front is know for it's spectacular scenery, incredible wildlife habitat and rual lifestyle. Even here, in winter, time can tend to drag a little bit. 3/27/06 Free View In iTunes

257 CleanVideoSnowy Owls -- 3/20/06 Free View In iTunes

258 CleanVideoRising from the Shadows Imagine the world beneath a glassy surface, beneath the river's tumble where the cut bank shelters and the current is a wind bringing life. 3/17/06 Free View In iTunes

259 CleanVideoOwning Eden Listen, there's even magic in the sound of the word, Montana. 3/10/06 Free View In iTunes

260 CleanVideoDog Musher - Karen Land If your winter sport is skiing, shoeshoeing or snowmobiling at the end of the day you can put your equipment away and relax. If your sport is dog sledding, your engines require fuel and care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 3/1/06 Free View In iTunes

261 CleanVideoLynx Lynx kittens have evaded capture for days in the mountains of Montana near Eureka. However, today they have a secret weapon - their mother. 2/27/06 Free View In iTunes

262 CleanVideoCinnabar Poachers Southwestern Montana game wardens recently displayed the hides, heads and antlers gathered from an intensive investigation. Most of the killing took place in the Cinnabar basin. 2/15/06 Free View In iTunes

263 CleanVideoSheep Transfer Their journey spans over two days and 300 miles over land and through the air. 2/9/06 Free View In iTunes

264 CleanVideoMontana's Swift Fox Return In 1969, Montana declared the Swift Fox extinct within it's borders. After all the last know spotting was in 1918 on the east boundry of Glacier National Park. 2/1/06 Free View In iTunes

265 CleanVideoMontana Outdoors, Inside Itching for the outdoors but the weather is just not cooperating? How about a little outdoors, inside? 1/30/06 Free View In iTunes

266 CleanVideoBig Springs is Back Great things are happening at the Big Springs fish hatchery in Lewistown, Montana. Montana's largest cold water fish hatchery is back on-line! 1/18/06 Free View In iTunes

267 CleanVideoSharing Montana Heritage Good stories make good songs, good stories sometimes make good poems. Good poems make great prayers. If we stop telling the stories, we lose the heritage, because Montana is a great composite of stories. 1/3/06 Free View In iTunes

268 CleanVideoWildlife Center Montana, a state treasured for its abundent wildlife and majestic settings from the Rocky Mountains to the prairies. The responsibility of managing a state larger than most countries can be daunting. 12/27/05 Free View In iTunes

269 CleanVideoTackle Recyle Montana's lakes and rivers are scenic wonders but increasingly, visitors to Montana's waterways are seeing the unwanted sight of discarded fishing line. 12/20/05 Free View In iTunes

270 CleanVideoDriving with Deer Driving along Montana roads can sometimes lead to unwanted encounters with our fury neighbors 12/20/05 Free View In iTunes

271 CleanVideoAlberton Gorge Preservation The rose and purple colored cliffs that mark the age old geology of the Alberton Gorge are now preserved for ages to come thanks, in large part to the perserverence of one individual. 12/20/05 Free View In iTunes

272 CleanVideoCooking Game With more than five wild game cookbooks published, Eileen Clark knows a thing or two about cooking game. 12/16/05 Free View In iTunes

273 CleanVideoDon Pfau Don Pfau will be inducted to the sporting goods dealers Hall of Fame, along side people who started companies such as Nike, Colman and Remington Arms. 12/9/05 Free View In iTunes

274 CleanVideoYellowstone Grizzley Bear Delisting It's a success story that has been brought about by a lot of agencies, a lot of landowners, a lot of the public have made sacrifices to bring us to this point of removing the Yellowstone Grizzly bear from the endangered species list. 12/6/05 Free View In iTunes

275 CleanVideoStreamlining Regulations Video on how Montana's Fish, Wildlife and Parks is working on streamlining hunting regulations. Spectacular video footage of Deer and Elk herds are in the background. 11/23/05 Free View In iTunes

276 CleanVideoBeetle Cleaning They're crunchy, they're stinky and have an insatiable appetite for flesh. 11/16/05 Free View In iTunes

277 CleanVideoFall in Montana A visual of Montana in the Fall. Filmed inside the Bull River Wildlife Management Area, SoutWest of Libby, Montana 11/12/05 Free View In iTunes

278 CleanVideoBison Season Information on the Montana Bison Season and how it's different from the season 15 years ago. 11/9/05 Free View In iTunes

279 CleanVideoAnaconda/Pintler Fish Plant -- 10/16/05 Free View In iTunes

280 CleanVideoMoutain Lake Survey Montana's high mountain lakes are popular fishing destinations for many Montana anglers in the summer. Finding them, however, is the problem Winston Greely encounters in this week's outdoor report. It's still not too late to explore some of Montana's high mountain lakes. Many offer fishing opportunities late into September. 8/31/05 Free View In iTunes

281 CleanVideoFish Telemetry The landscape through which the Yellowstone River flows is unprecedented in both beauty and diversity. And now the Yellowstone, our nations longest free flowing river combined with the latest in scientific technology, is about to reveal some well kept secrets. The idea behind implanting transmitters is to track the fish for about four years. Researchers are learning a lot from every single fish that is surgically implanted with a transmitter. So if you catch a fish with a radio antenna attached, biologists are asking that you release that fish back into the river. 8/11/05 Free View In iTunes

282 CleanVideoTrumpeter Swans Return The Blackfoot Valley is getting quite the reputation as a place where good things are happening. Back in 1995, the owner of this working cattle ranch along with conservation groups and government agencies joined together to restore this wetlands to a level where today, this site was selected for the reintroduction of ten trumpeter swans. 7/27/05 Free View In iTunes

283 CleanVideoTIP-MONT Works! About a year ago, Gary Motarie made headlines for being sent to prison on wildlife related crimes. In this week's Outdoor Report, Mike Gurnett goes inside corrections as Motarie candidly discusses his crimes as he works to get his life back on a positive track. TipMont receives about 1,100 calls per year. 7/18/05 Free View In iTunes

284 CleanVideoSnowshoeing Montana has a rich heritage of winter recreation; one tradition increasing in popularity is snowshoeing. The three types of snowshoeing, basically, are recreational and also mountaineering and then necessity type snowshoeing. Snowshoes have been in use for more than 6,000 years primarily for survival and necessity. However, in the last couple of decades the evolution of snowshoe technology has created a revolution for snowshoe users. 7/5/05 Free View In iTunes

285 CleanVideoIdentifying Mountain Goats Mountain goats are a unique and amazing species. Their hardy habitat makes them one of the most difficult ungulates to hunt in North America. Identifying a male adult mountain goat in the field can be a difficult task. Mountain goat hunting in Montana presents the hunter with a challenging and exciting experience. The terrain itself is remarkable. So take some time over the next few months to get into top physical shape and be prepared to enjoy this incredible and exceptional opportunity. 7/5/05 Free View In iTunes

286 CleanVideoIdentifying Bighorn Sheep Mountain goats are a unique and amazing species. Their hardy habitat makes them one of the most difficult ungulates to hunt in North America. Identifying a male adult mountain goat in the field can be a difficult task. Mountain goat hunting in Montana presents the hunter with a challenging and exciting experience. The terrain itself is remarkable. So take some time over the next few months to get into top physical shape and be prepared to enjoy this incredible and exceptional opportunity. 7/5/05 Free View In iTunes

287 CleanVideoDinosaur Bones It's taken Dave Trexler 10 years to search for dinosaur bones on 600 acres of land in central Montana, he still has 10,000 to go. If people want to see the world's best mummy dinosaur, or new species of dinosaur, or the world's largest dinosaur you follow the dinosaur trail and you see them here in Montana. 6/29/05 Free View In iTunes

288 CleanVideoRiver Etiquette People from all walks of life come together on Montana's rivers and streams to relax and enjoy their family and friends or maybe just find a little personal piece and quiet. It's important you come out with the attitude you are going to share this resource. River etiquette is just another application of that old golden rule that if you treat others the way you'd like them to treat you, there is a good chance everyone is going to have a great day on the river. 5/10/05 Free View In iTunes

289 CleanVideoBrush Lake This week Fish, Wildlife and Park's Commissioners attended a groundbreaking ceremony in northeastern Montana. As Winston Greely shows us in this week's outdoor report, this truly was a groundbreaking ceremony. Brush Lake will have most amenities in place by the summer of 2006. 5/5/05 Free View In iTunes

290 CleanVideoTrout Stocker When Ryan Hunt takes his 4-H project to the fair this year he hopes to not leave the judges as speechless as he did last summer. When the judges saw what he did, they were pretty amazed. Ryan teamed up with FWP, Fisheries Biologist Ron Spoon on a unique project, not only for 4-H, but for the Fish, Wildlife and Park's as well. 5/4/05 Free View In iTunes

291 CleanVideoSnow Geese Snow geese arriving at central Montana's Freezout Lake is a springtime ritual rivaled by few outdoor experiences. The snow geese stop here to rest and refuel as they migrate from their wintering areas in central California to their nesting colonies in the Canadian arctic. The number of the birds is spectacular. So start planning now to be a part of this Montana experience. 5/4/05 Free View In iTunes

292 CleanVideoChief Plenty Coups State Park Plenty Coups was the last principle Chief of the Crow Tribe. He was a superb horseman with a reputation as a ferocious warrior. He lived to become revered as a leader who recognized the strength in education. Several state parks have ties to our state's history; great places to learn, gain understanding, and become inspired by the rich cultural heritage we have here in Montana. 3/25/05 Free View In iTunes

293 CleanVideoMadison Elk/Wolf Management If you're interested in seeing what prime wildlife winter range looks like, come take a drive up the wind-swept Madison valley between Ennis and Quake Lake. These congregations of wildlife are perfect for viewing and ideal for research projects. Research on this management project is expected to run two to three years. 3/9/05 Free View In iTunes

294 CleanVideoStillwater Bighorns South-central Montana's northern boundary of the Absorkee Beartooth Wilderness is rich with scenery and wildlife habitat. Including critical winter range for one of Montana's premiere bighorn sheep herds. The only significant palladium mine in the western hemisphere is right here. Thanks to cooperation and trust with all involved, everything seems to be working out for both the Stillwater Mine and the Stillwater Bighorns. 2/27/05 Free View In iTunes

295 CleanVideoIce Fishing As technology has crept its way into outdoor sports, ice fishing has always offered up a change of pace. All you really need is a way to get a hole through the ice and a simple hook and like. But now power tools and new gadgets are quickly finding their way onto the ice. This isn't your grandfather's sport anymore. 2/27/05 Free View In iTunes

296 CleanVideoBitterroot Elk Calve Update An update on the status of elk calves in the Bitterroot mountain range. Free View In iTunes

297 CleanVideoMountain Whitefish Counting the declining Mountain Whitefish population and habitat Free View In iTunes

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