Born and raised in Missoula, Denny is a well-seasoned broadcaster, gracefully navigating his fifth decade as a local radio personality. He is the director of Montana's only statewide hunting and fishing program, the Montana Outdoor Radio Show, heard live Saturday mornings on over 25 radio stations throughout Montana. As a University of Montana graduate, Denny has a passion for Montana Grizzly footbalI and basketball. He anchors the football pregame and postgame shows. And he has been courtside for University of Montana women's basketball for over 25 years as the Lady Griz public address announcer.
Denny Bedard
FWP: Two More Montana Big Game Animals Killed, Left to Waste
Montana's general big game rifle season is on the horizon. And once again that horizon has been darkened.
Permits for Immensely Popular River Will be More Montana-Friendly
It is celebrated for its spectacular scenery, remote location and excellent fishing.
Montana’s Brand New State Record Chinook Salmon is a Whopper
Three weeks ago, an angler came oh-so-close. But just last Friday, August 9, someone actually sealed the deal.
A Beautiful, Special Fish is Making Its Return to Montana Waters
Count me among those who would have incorrectly answered the question, "Does Montana have only one native rainbow trout?"
Grizzly Sighting in Parts Previously Unseen Near Montana Border
As populations expand in both number and range, they are venturing into new areas to find food, mates, and other resources.
Renowned Montana Singer Doing Free Show at a Montana State Park
Western music with its roots decidedly in Montana, anyone?
Massive Winning Weight For Early Spring Montana Walleye Tourney
It's called the Tough Guy Tournament, not for its duration, but for its "iffy" time of year weather-wise.
Where is ‘Leto’? $10,000 Montana Lake Trout Lurks in Flathead
Impossible! No way! Not a chance! Don't tell that to a few anglers who have cashed in big over the years.
Twice as Nice! Montana Marksman Qualifies For Two Olympic Events
Ready. Aim. Bring home the gold, Sarge!
A State Record Fish is Not a State Record Without a Fishing License
The key term here is "illegally caught." It seems that would end any debate as to whether it should stay on the record books.