Rodeo Rita – A Featured Pendleton Cocktail
GIVE YOUR TASTEBUDS A KICK Never had whisky in your margarita? You’ll never go back, but don’t choose just any whisky. Pendleton®️ Whisky’s Original warm, [...]
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Montana Canvas is American Heritage and American Quality!
Montana Canvas, a long-time RMEF partner, is a renowned manufacturer of premium-quality canvas tents and outdoor gear, specializing in crafting durable and weather-resistant products for [...]
Restoring Elk Country – Tomblin WMA, WV
Restoring Elk Country – WV Tomblin WMA Invasive Plant Treatment Returning elk to their historic West Virginia range in 2016 did not mark the end [...]
Faster Silencer ATF Approvals Are Here
How Long Does It Take To Get Approved For A Suppressor? As you gear up for this coming elk season, you should seriously consider adding [...]
Ataya, KY – onX Public Access Project
Ataya, KY Wins for elk, other wildlife, hunting and especially public access and conservation don’t get much bigger than this one. In late 2023, a [...]
An Elk Rifle for Every Budget
This is the first installment of a three-part series from our friends at Christensen Arms. Stay tuned each month for the next segment. The final [...]
Innovative Public-Private Partnership Conserves, Improves Elk Management on 6,660 Acres in Southeast Wyoming
MISSOULA, Mont. — A land conservation and access project between Casper and Laramie that dates back over a decade is now closed thanks to a [...]
Work Project Calendar
Interested in attending an RMEF work project? Keep an eye out for upcoming opportunities near you! Washington Oak Creek Wildlife Area Work Party May 31 [...]
April/May 2024 Advocacy Update
State Updates Oregon Over 200 RMEF members submitted recommendations to the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission as it considered finalists for the Oregon Department of [...]
Volunteers Make an Impact in the Volunteer State
We may be biased, but we think the real reason Tennessee is called the “Volunteer State” is because of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation volunteers [...]
Wyoming Gray Wolf Report Highlights Decrease in Conflicts, Increase in Population
Below is a news release from the Wyoming Game & Fish Department. Wyoming’s gray wolf population continues to achieve all management goals, according to the [...]
Study: Human Resistance to CWD is Strong
A new study shows the human body stands up to chronic wasting disease when its neural tissue is exposed to prions, abnormal proteins that infect [...]
RMEF Denotes Science in Formation of Idaho Elk Management Plan
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation urged adherence to science in comments it made about a new draft of Idaho’s elk management plan. The Idaho Department [...]
Researchers Work to Protect West Virginia’s Elk Herd
Below is a news release from West Virginia University. The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation has a conservation history dating back to 1997 in the Mountain [...]
Mystery Solved: Mountain Lion Takes Down Transplanted Colorado Wolf
It turns out a mountain lion did it. After several weeks of uncertainty surrounding the death of a wolf captured in Oregon but transplanted into [...]