Bears

Montana Grizzly Encounter was founded in 2004 and has received lots of national media coverage for not only their mission to help save endangered grizzlies, but to provide a home for those bears that can't live in the wild.

I wouldn't be surprised if some tourists would think if this was a real article.

My street is losing the trash battle with the bears. But after (several beers) and several weeks of careful "trash-can-cat-and-mouse", we've come up with a potentially effective deterrent idea: Glitter bomb the trash cans and scare the hell out of the bears.

Montana wilderness has bears. Montana TOWNS have bears right now too. There are a few very simple but absolutely crucial things you must do NOW to ensure black bears don't cause any trouble in your 'hood.

This definitely wins the internet today!

So many attacks and these are the fatal ones. Prayers for the families of all involved.

Rep. Paul Fielder (R-Thompson Falls) sent us an update on the wildlife related bills he is working on before the Montana Legislature. Plus, his bill to eliminate taxes on social security is now off the table for reconsideration.

The National Park Serve said the the shiny object has since been removed from the park due to the waiting list to scratch becoming "unbearable."

It's not exactly breaking news that bears will eat just about anything. But, there's somewhat recent video that shows a couple of family dogs getting big time ticked that a pair of grizzlies are eating their Kibbles 'N Bits.

Ten grizzly bears from a zoo in Argentina are adjusting to their new home at Colorado's Wild Animal Sanctuary.