Wildcat Bend News Today

The Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife & Parks has outlined the $900,000 purchase in an environmental assessment now available for public comment through May 5.

The Montana Land Board voted yesterday to acquire a 328-acre property on the Lower Yellowstone River to improve public access and protect wildlife habitat. The 4-1 vote clears the way

Conservation organizations, several of which have been working to expand recreational facilities and wildlife habitat along the stretch of the Yellowstone for years, cheered the development.

Conservation organizations, several of which have been working to expand recreational facilities and wildlife habitat along the stretch of the Yellowstone for years, cheered the development.

The board’s vote allows FWP to purchase the $1.2 million Wildcat Bend property near Forsyth.

Conservation organizations, several of which have been working to expand recreational facilities and wildlife habitat along the stretch of the Yellowstone for years, cheered the development.

Conservation organizations, several of which have been working to expand recreational facilities and wildlife habitat along the stretch of the Yellowstone for years, cheered the development.

The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission unanimously voted Thursday to approve the acquisition of a new wildlife management area proposed for the Lower Yellowstone River.

Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission unanimously voted Oct. 19 to approve the acquisition of a new wildlife management area proposed for the Lower Yellowstone River.

The acquisition will create Montana’s newest Wildlife Management Area, protect wildlife and riparian habitat and open 2.2 miles of riverfront for boat-in and walk-in access.