Worth The Wait
For close to two decades, the Pronghorn boot has been a trusted cornerstone in the Danner hunt line. Any update to the Pronghorn comes with […]
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Hunt to Eat – A RMEF Film
“Full utilization and respect of anything you harvest. You shouldn’t take an animal if you don’t intend to use every bit of it you can.”Matt […]
Pete Angle’s Colorado Nontypical Bull Elk
Plano/Synergy’s Vice President of Marketing and E-Commerce Pete Angle heads to Colorado and notches his tag on an old, broken warrior of a bull. RMEF […]
A Piece of History – Unlocking 26,000 Acres of Public Land
Pristine elk and riparian habitat as well as a popular picturesque landmark are permanently protected and opened to public access thanks to a conservation-minded landowner, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and an array of other partners. The transaction also opens the door to more than 26,000 acres for hunters, anglers, hikers and others along Montana’s scenic Rocky Mountain Front.
Colorado 6×6 Bull Elk – Riza
Determining where to start hunting can be an overwhelming task for those who did not grow up doing it. Leupold’s Riza Lesser found herself in […]
The Tucson Chapter Banquet
The Tucson Chapter Banquet in Arizona has been one of RMEF’s largest banquets in recent history. More than 100 volunteers come together to transform an […]
Leupold – Being Relentless
Leupold and Stevens, Inc., better know as Leupold, is an iconic American company. Comprised of more than five generations and nearly 700 hard-working employees in […]
Celebrating Elk Camp & MTN Festival
The 2019 RMEF Elk Camp & MTN Festival marked a change for RMEF. For 34 years, we’ve gathered in a hotel ballroom or exhibit hall […]
The Wild Harvest Initiative
Do you ever think about where your food comes from? How it was procured or produced? How it made its way to your refrigerator? Well, […]
The Oregon Rendezvous – A RMEF Film
A RMEF Rendezvous is billed as a celebration of volunteers, but in reality is much more like a family reunion. Participants make new friends and […]
Elk Fever III
The legacy of Elk Fever all started in September 1986. Larry D. Jones, Dwight Schuh, and Larry’s son, Steven Jones, and cameraman Neil Rodgers hunted […]
Hope – Featuring Shane Mahoney
Shane Mahoney has dedicated his entire life to the conservation of wildlife. His Hope is for human kind to come to value the landscapes and […]
The O’Haco Ranch Project
The O’Haco Ranch is home to one of RMEF’s longest running habitat enhancement projects. For more than 20 years, volunteers have come together annually to […]
Saving Grace – How Hunting, Fishing and the Outdoors Saved Sloane Brown
Hunting means many different things to those of us who do it. It’s a way to strengthen relationships, gain deeper connections to the land, provide food for our families and increase our appreciation for elk and other wildlife. For our good friend Sloane Brown from YETI, hunting offered something more, it offered a lifeline from drug addiction. Hunting was, and is, his Saving Grace…