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1 week ago | gohunt.com | Kristen Schmitt

Changes made to improve hunting experiencesRelatedEarlier this month, Gov. Greg Gianforte signed into law after it passed the Senate 48-2 and the House by 98-1. The bill, which goes into effect on Oct. 1, 2025, adds new restrictions for hunters planning to fly into a landlocked parcel of public land, according to the Billings Gazette. The bill, which was sponsored by Sen.

2 weeks ago | gohunt.com | Kristen Schmitt

Bill moves onto Senate after narrowly passing in the House with a vote of 215-214RelatedThe possible sale of public lands has been curbed following an aggressive bipartisan effort to strip the language from President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act. The provision would have authorized the sale or transfer of more than 500,000 acres of public lands across Utah and Nevada with some going to development of affordable housing, according to the Bozeman Daily Chronicle.

1 month ago | gohunt.com | Kristen Schmitt

Sale would target lands in Washington and Beaver countiesRelatedAbout 11,000 acres of public land in Utah and Nevada could be up for sale following a last-minute amendment approved by the House National Resources Committee. The amendment will be “tucked into the larger budget reconciliation bill,” which House Republicans anticipate passing in a single vote, according to the Deseret News. In Utah, the saleable public lands fall within Washington and Beaver counties.

1 month ago | gohunt.com | Jake Horton

Simple steps to put you in position to not only find a unit to hunt bears, but map out your area in e-scouting to find successRelatedUsing the GOHUNT Terrain Analysis Tool to help highlight spring bear spots. Spring bear season in the western Lower 48 is a favorite hunt for many hunters. As the winter lull ends, the days lengthen, and the mountains come alive with vegetation and new life, the Black Bear emerges from their den, hungry and ready to forage.

1 month ago | gohunt.com | Kristen Schmitt

Two rams in HD 622 test positive for diseaseRelatedDisease has infiltrated Hunt District 622 in Montana. Last week, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) reported that two rams – one harvested by a hunter last fall and another found dead during FWP’s spring survey – tested positive for Mycoplasma ovipneumonia, the bacteria that causes pneumonia in bighorn sheep and typically results in massive die-offs.