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While we łoqʷm t sox̣ʷép (cleaned the roots), I listened to them reminisce on old stories, told with our Indian humor. The day was full of laughter and joy and connecting to our culture.

From beginners to experts, everyone is welcome at the Saturday morning Fly Tyer's Roundtable.

In Montana we have a unique law that says anybody can fish or recreate on the state's streams and rivers below the high-water mark — regardless of who owns the land beneath them. How did Montana end up with this exceptional level of stream access, and what does the law's future look like? Find out now on The Big Why.

After the summer tourists return home and the fall winds down, I believe the holiday season brings out the best of Montana. It’s not just the grand snowcapped landscapes either.

According to the county, the historic wagon trail has been known as the Bitterroot Trail, the Missoula-Skalkaho Road, and the Missoula to Stevensville Road.

While sightings of America’s largest deer species aren’t as common as interactions with smaller ungulates, moose can regularly be found in the Bitterroot Valley this time of year.

Some of the proposed lots are as small as 3000 sq ft, much smaller than the surrounding neighborhood.

The Consolidated City-County Planning Board recommended approval last month and praised the project for its design, mix of housing types and protection of riverfront habitat. The city planning department also has recommended approval.

Here are small summaries of outdoor news in Montana.

The Riverfront Trails subdivision is planned on 92 acres off Old Bitterroot and Lower Miller Creek roads.