This holiday season, Trophy Scan is giving hunters across the country a chance to win an ultimate hunting package just for doing what they already love - showing off their trophy and sharing the story behind it.

This is about the time of year many fly anglers put their rods in the case and start thinking about spring. However, for those not scared off by some cold fingers, winter can be a great time to find solitude and success on many Montana rivers and streams.

RSR Group's 2025 E-Vault Virtual Show featuring Magpul® starts Tuesday, December 2nd at 11:00 a.m. ET, and concludes on Friday, December 5th, 2025, at 11:59 p.m. ET. This unique online event allows dealers to take advantage of incredible deals and savings on Magpul® products available only at www.rsrgroup.com. 

Youth hunters between the ages of 10 and 17 are invited to tell Gov. Greg Gianforte their best hunting story. Winners of the story contest will have a wild game dinner with the governor and have the opportunity to win prizes from Montana brands like Sitka, Stone Glacier and Kenetrek Boots. 

The Lapua Monarch Cup, North America's premier smallbore rifle silhouette competition, has announced its official 2026 schedule. Now entering its fifth year, the Cup features a two-part series of smallbore standard rifle silhouette matches hosted in the United States and Mexico.

NSSF® has awarded Main Line Armory with its coveted Five-Star rating for range excellence. Five stars is the highest rating in NSSF's star-rating system, which evaluates shooting facilities based on appearance, management, shooting sports development and amenities.

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For Hoosiers looking to get outside the day after Thanksgiving, aka Opt Outside Day, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will offer free admission on Nov. 28 to all Indiana State Park properties that normally charge a gate fee.

With high temperatures forecast near freezing all week in the Glendive area, the road at the base of the switchbacks in Makoshika State Park will be limited to walk-in access for the winter season.

Waterfowl hunter and country music superstar Riley Green put his money where his mouth was Nov. 22, raising $100,000 for waterfowl habitat in The Natural State at the second annual Duckman Jam concert, held at Simmons Bank Arena.