It is a ritual for every wildlife biologist, the annual wildlife counts. But, just how they count them is what Winston Greely explains in this week's outdoor report

Our springtime weather seems to finally be providing a cure for cabin fever. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett explains if you are an archer there's one last important indoor task to do before you head outside for some summertime fun.

It's one of the largest restoration projects in history and while much is made about the benefits for humans when the Milltown dam is removed, outdoor reporter Winston Greely tells us about one man who sees the advantages for the fish.

Early wildlife mounts were called "stuffed animals" because the work was usually done as a side business in an upholstery shop. In this week's outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us there is a new light shining on the colorful art of taxidermy.

Over the years more than a million acres have been conserved for wildlife in Montana and while that may seem like a lot, Winston Greely tells us in this week's outdoor report there is more land to protect out there.

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