RMEF, Partners Provide Reliable Water Source for Wyoming Wildlife
Below is a news release from the Bureau of Land Management. The Bureau of Land Management Cody Field Office, Wyoming Game and Fish Department […]
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Colorado Judge Boosts Future of Mule Deer, Dismisses Enviro Lawsuit
A plan by wildlife officials to manage black bear and mountain lion populations as a way to boost ailing mule deer numbers on Colorado’s West […]
Researchers Find CWD Proteins in Deer Semen
Scientists seeking to find answers surrounding chronic wasting disease found the proteins that cause the wildlife disease in the semen of white-tailed deer. According […]
2019 Michigan Elk Hunt a Successful One
Below is a news release from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. Success rates continue to be high for Michigan elk hunters. Elk […]
Why a forced Colorado Wolf Introduction is a bad idea
LAS VEGAS, Nev. – Colorado’s economy, elk population, conservation funding, hunting industry and resident taxpayer dollars are in the crosshairs. An environmental extremist-driven ballot initiative […]
Top Ten Reasons Why – Hunting Is Conservation
Hunting…the act of chasing or searching for game or other wild animals. Conservation…the act of using or managing natural resources wisely. These two terms are […]
Elk Research Continues in Montana’s Bitterroot Valley
With funding assistance from the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, elk research by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) continues in the Sapphire Mountains south of […]
$10K RMEF Grant to Bolster Young Hunters
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation awarded a $10,000 grant to Pass it On – Outdoor Mentors to support the new Shooting Sports Outreach Program to […]
Countering The Argument – Humans Do Not Need to Hunt
The anti-hunter argument that having the choice to hunt does not mean one must hunt, unlike wildlife’s necessity to prey on other animals to survive, […]
Restoring Elk Country – Colorado San Juan National Forest
Fire is essential to forest health. When carefully applied to the landscape and monitored, fire triggers a rebirth of explosive, fresh, diverse growth in the […]
RMEF Grants Enhance Michigan’s Wildlife Habitat, Hunting Heritage
December 19, 2019 RMEF Grants Enhance Michigan’s Wildlife Habitat, Hunting Heritage MISSOULA, Mont.—The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and its partners awarded $87,630 of grant funding […]
Mule Creek Wyoming – onX Public Access Project
A lack of public access is not only frustrating for hunters but it can be a nightmare for wildlife managers tasked with keeping populations at […]
RMEF Assists with Wyoming Land Conservation Project
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation teamed up with several partners to permanently protect 560 acres of wildlife habitat in the southeast corner of Wyoming. The […]
Elk Help Douglas fir Trees Grow
Elk are not necessarily the best friends of foresters seeking to grow stands of Douglas fir to eventually sell in the timber market. However, new […]