Judge’s ruling puts Yellowstone grizzlies back on endangered list
Site Staff
September 26, 2018
Ruling nixes planned hunts in Wyoming and Idaho this fall.
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
Michigan, celebrating 100 years of elk, gets boost from RMEF
Staff and News Reports
September 6, 2018
The Michigan DNR will celebrate 100 years of elk in Michigan with a special event Saturday, Sept. 8 in Gaylord, the DNR announced Thursday, Sept. 6 – a day after it was announced that the
RMEF awards $71,000 to Pennsylvania projects
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Reports
August 7, 2018
MISSOULA, Mont. — The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation awarded $71,055 in grant funding to bolster hunting heritage outreach and habitat stewardship projects across 36 counties in Pennsylvania, the RMEF said in a news release. “Twenty-seven
With four ‘mystery’ hunters picked, Wisconsin closes in on first managed elk hunt
Site Staff
June 15, 2018
Four chosen in random drawing – they weren’t named to protect their privacy – and fifth license to be awarded through raffle.
Application period for historic Wisconsin elk hunt opens May 1 for four tags
Tim Eisele
April 24, 2018
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation will raffle off a fifth bull elk tag.
Thanks to Arizona, elk on West Virginia landscape for first time since Civil War
Associated Press
March 20, 2018
Officials said they hope the reintroduction will contribute to the state’s tourism industry, mostly through hunting.
Wisconsin DNR announces first modern-day elk hunt for fall of 2018
Dean Bortz
March 13, 2018
4 elk tags available through random draw, 1 by raffle, 5 go to Chippewa tribes.
Class teaches bugling vocabulary to kids, future elk hunters
Associated Press
February 19, 2018
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation’s first youth outdoor skills day focuses on teaching kids about how hunting and outdoor recreation relate to conservation.
CWD inevitable in Montana? State wildlife officials bulk up surveillance efforts
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Reports
October 11, 2017
Chronic wasting disease has not yet been discovered in Montana’s wild populations of deer, elk and moose, but as the disease continues to expand to the north, south and east of the state, Montana Fish,
