Grizzly Bears of Montana – Second Edition
A RESOURCE GUIDE FOR EDUCATORS
Montana is bear country, with the grizzly bear being the official state animal. Grizzly bears in Montana are an iconic native species with high value to people and cultures across the state and around the world, and they play important roles in Montana ecosystems and economies.
Grizzly Bears of Montana, Second Edition
Montana is bear country, with the grizzly bear being the official state animal. Grizzly bears in Montana are an iconic native species with high value to people and cultures across the state and around the world, and they play important roles in Montana ecosystems and economies. Today, Montana has the largest remaining grizzly bear population in the lower 48 states.
Hunter, Landowner, and Conservation Officer Attitudes on the Impacts of Illegal Wildlife Crime
By Jon Gassett, B&C Professional Member
Vintage Hunting Gallery—Volume 19
The Packout
Most hunters know that the fun stops once an animal hits the ground for good. Sometimes that means dragging a whitetail a couple of hundred yards. Other times, that means breaking down 1,000 pounds of hide, bone, and meat into manageable chunks. The best stories usually happen the farther you are from your rig.
Vintage Hunting Gallery—Volume 18
Vintage 1960s
The 1960s were a wild time to be alive. From Woodstock to the moon landing, the times they were a changin'. Through it all, hunters were out making a little history for themselves.
Grinnell’s Glacier National Park – B&C Impact Series
George Bird Grinnell, co-founder of the Boone and Crockett Club, worked for decades to protect a chunk of northwest Montana we now call Glacier National Park.
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