The Torstenson Family Wildlife Center/Double H Ranch

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About the Torstenson Wildlife Center

In 2002, the late Bob Torstenson gifted his 95,000-acre Double H Ranch to the Elk Foundation. Learn about this spectacular expanse of New Mexico elk country, now called the Torstenson Wildlife Center.

About Bob Torstenson

Meet the man who gave his incredible ranch to the Elk Foundation.

Habitat Stewardship

Following Bob Torstenson's vision, the Torstenson Family Wildlife Center has become a model for habitat stewardship. Learn how the Elk Foundation is managing the land for elk and other wildlife.

Conservation Education

Bob Torstenson saw the Torstenson Wildlife Center as a place where young and old alike could learn the value of conservation and hunting through hands-on field experiences. Discover more about the Elk Foundation's conservation education programs at the TWC.

Hunting

The Elk Foundation offers archery and muzzleloader hunts for elk, as well as hunts for mule deer, pronghorn antelope and mountain lion, at the Torstenson Wildlife Center. Find out how you can land the hunt of your dreams.

Volunteer Opportunities

Elk Foundation volunteers are the backbone of the Torstenson Wildlife Center. Learn how you can help.

	Elk Foundation Youth: New Backpacking Trip on the Double H!

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