06 Jun Outside: Pike A-Plenty
Trout lovers may lament the northern pike's existence, but no one can argue that this fish puts up a good sporting fight...
06 Jun From the Editor: Hit the Road
Spring came early to the Northern Rockies this year...
06 Jun Fiction: Voodoo Queen on River Left
“You see, this?” She pulled the lit cigar from her teeth and held it aloft as if raising the sacrament, smoke levitating to midday sun like the birth of wildfire in bone-dry grass. The sun was too high for fish to rise. The river cut a...
05 Jun Artist of the West: Creative Chaos
Troy Collins uses layers, texture and vibrant colors as his trademarks ...
05 Jun Back 40: Girlwise I Viewed the Prairie
Beige blue horizon and the thrill of sunset violet velvet magenta not just for seconds but minutes coming and then receding from its own brilliant apex and I hoped to have it all, the arrival, the going, but mostly I wanted to keep the fury of color in a full sky and...
05 Jun Raptors on the Rise
Rehabilitating Montana’s birds of prey at the Montana Raptor Conservation Center...
05 Jun Montana Roads
A fork in the road is as much a symbol of life choices as a means to travel from one destination to another...
05 Jun North Fork Retreat
Montana’s ultimate no-cellphone-zone borders Glacier National Park and points north along the Canadian border...
05 Jun Montana Crossroads
Augusta hosts Montana’s largest single-day professional rodeo each June, the community simmers with small-town life...
05 Jun Rendezvous at Red Ants Pants Music Festival
The hunger of storytellers Tom McGuane and James McMurtry ...