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Elk country can be thick and lush with vegetation. It can be mountainous with scenic, inspiring views. It may also feature bone-dry conditions for parts […]
Quality conservation work stands the test of time. And when it involves creating public access, it’s a win-win that resonates for generations of both hunters […]
It is well documented that hunting plays a key role in scientific wildlife management and generating crucial funding for conservation. As an important side benefit, […]
Already known for setting the industry benchmark in bolt-action design, the X-Bolt Hell’s Canyon Long Range McMillan model is no ordinary X-Bolt. Browning engineers placed […]
Riza Lesser and Brenda Weatherby endure tough conditions hunting elk, while an unseasonal blizzard blankets western Montana on opening day of rifle season. Celebrating each […]
The Kern Mountains stretch across approximately 60,000 acres of Nevada’s remote eastern backcountry and provide year-round habitat for elk, mule deer, pronghorn antelope, sage grouse […]
Small disruptions on the landscape can trigger permanent, far-reaching negative impacts on habitat, wildlife populations and public access. In 2016, a small 40-acre inholding within […]
Volunteers are the heart of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and Clair Harris is the quintessential example. A volunteer since its inception in 1984, he […]
Restoring elk country…presented by Yeti. North Dakota does not have vast forestland. However, 17 percent of its forests consist of aspen and birch species, the […]
Biologists need reliable scientific information to make sound wildlife management decisions, thus ensuring the future of thriving populations. Rigorous, peer-reviewed research checks that box. And […]
