Big game hunting category covers elk, moose, bighorn sheep and all large game, but deer.
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is raising a word of warning about a “quiet” movement in Colorado seeking to place wolves on the landscape. It also has grave concerns about the tactics used by environmentalists […]
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and its conservation partners permanently protected and opened access to 1,453 acres of wildlife and riparian habitat in southwest Washington. RMEF worked with Merrill Lake Properties LLC and the Washington […]
Sneak peek of new episodes of Ultimate Shot season 3 and Safari Season. Moose and caribou hunt at Newfoundland – Big River Camps – October 2016 with Archie Nesbitt and Vladimir Donchev. You will see […]
First Reported by the Indiana Gazette. Redemption stories make for great television. They often lead to even better hunting tales. But for Josh Fuqua, of Clymer, one shot simply meant culminating countless hours of lost […]
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, North Dakota Game and Fish Department (NDGF) and other partners joined forces with dedicated landowners to create North Dakota’s largest hunter access tract. The Richard Angus Ranch Access Project covers […]
We have details on a monster bull, this time taken by a female hunter in Saskatchewan. This one looks like a potential B&C top 5 non-typical American elk. This was also reported by B&C. SK […]
The Boone and Crockett Club and Pope & Young Club confirm the existence of potential new archery World’s Record typical American elk taken in Montana by a resident hunter. The elk’s B&C green score is […]
University of Wyoming ecologist Kevin Monteith is a recipient, along with five co-authors, of a 2016 Wildlife Publication Award from The Wildlife Society for a study analyzing trends in horn and antler sizes of trophy […]
I was one of 20 hunters to draw a highly-coveted Valles Caldera mature bull rifle tag in late October 2016. My hunt started on Saturday, Oct. 22, and I knew I had a great chance […]
A week ago, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation received an email from Jeremy Nauta. He told us about his brother, Joshua, who doctors said only had 4-6 months to live due to an ongoing battle […]
By Brett French and from Billings Gazette. There was no time for Russel Ferster to think, only to react — a series of snap judgments and muscle memory that in the end measured his life in […]
GREENVILLE NEWS: For the first time since the Upstate was Cherokee territory, a wild elk has been seen roaming the woodlands of South Carolina. Northern Pickens County is abuzz with sightings of the bull elk, […]
On October 20, Director of US Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS) Dan Ashe announced the decision regulating the import of sport-hunted lion trophies under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) from South Africa. The United States […]
This is what the YouTube page says – Only a few inches between Jason Morneau Tremblay and this huge bull moose! Warning, do not try this with wild animals. Their actions and reactions are unpredictable […]
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation worked with the U.S. Forest Service to purchase a 10-acre tract that permanently protects access to 3,800 acres of public lands in central Utah. “Opening and securing public access is […]
By SHAWNE K. WICKHAM of New Hampshire Sunday News – Arianna Smith, a 15-year-old girl from Milan, was the first hunter to take a moose in this year’s much-anticipated hunt. And hunting season hadn’t even […]
Since restoration efforts to restore this once-native species began a few years ago, Virginia’s Elk have been thriving! DGIF Biologists estimate the total number of elk in Virginia to be between 150 to 200 animals. […]
Thousands of acres of previously difficult to access public land in western Wyoming are now accessible thanks to efforts by the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and its partners. “Chalk this up as a win-win on […]
The Spokesman-Review Reported and WOW. Lucky fella. A man scouting for elk in Montana surprised a sow grizzly bear with cubs and was attacked not once, but TWICE on Saturday. “Yeah, life sucks in bear […]
Hunters have always been leaders in conservation. Elk were on the verge of extinction before financial support from hunters changed the course of history. Today, the spirit of giving-back still thrives among hunters — and […]
The Boone and Crockett Club and Pope & Young Club confirm the existence of potential new archery World’s Record typical American elk taken in Montana by a resident hunter. The elk’s B&C green score is […]
For me, a 6×6 is a good bull, and it’s going in the freezer. I have nothing against raghorns or cows filling the freezer either. But what happens when you draw the trophy unit you’ve […]
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation awarded $62,143 in grant funding to assist with 24 projects across the state of Pennsylvania. “Pennsylvania has some impressive elk habitat thanks to extensive habitat stewardship and reclamation work on […]
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation’s #HuntingIsConservation social media campaign, designed to educate hunters and non-hunters alike, reached more than 7.4 million* people since its launch in January. “We believe this campaign is making a tangible […]
An ongoing aspen restoration effort in Oregon’s South Warner Mountains marks the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation’s 10,000th lifetime conservation project. “This is an incredible conservation milestone,” said David Allen, RMEF president and CEO. “It speaks […]
Tuesday, June 14, 2016, proved to be a record-setting day at the Wildlife Department’s Northeast Region Office near Porter. That’s the day two hunters from Muskogee had their elk antlers scored, and they each ended […]
Beginning August 1st, Bass Pro Shops will show its support for elk, elk habitat and the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation for the tenth consecutive year by sponsoring Elk Country Conservation Month. “We are grateful for […]
The Boone and Crockett Club’s National Collection of Heads and Horns received a permanent donation of the new World’s Record pronghorn from Mike Gallo during the Club’s 29th Big Game Awards banquet held in Springfield, […]
In light of recent legislative efforts seeking the sale or transfer of federal lands to state ownership, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation strongly maintains its opposition to such proposals. “Nearly one-third of our nation’s land […]
Chasing elk on heart-pumping, high energy hunts and sharing conservation success stories highlight upcoming episodes of RMEF Team Elk, presented by Cabela’s. “Elk country showcases some of the most wild, rugged and yet beautiful landscapes […]
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation teamed up with conservation-minded landowners and the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to permanently protect vital wildlife habitat in southeast Idaho. Thanks to funding provided by BLM’s Land and Water […]
If you’re walking through the woods in parts of the United States or Canada and hear a bloodcurdling screech, a Ringwraith isn’t on your tail. It could be just a male elk in the mood. At over 700 pounds (318 kilograms), the North American elk is one of the biggest […]
Safari Club International has learned that the African lion likely will be considered for listing on CITES Appendix I at the next major CITES meeting this September in Johannesburg. More than 180 countries will debate […]
In a victory for hunters, on March 29, 2016, a D.C. federal district court rejected all but one claim in two lawsuits that challenged the yearly elk hunt in Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming. […]
Shad Wheeler, Outdoors International Hunting Consultant had dreamed of hunting cape buffalo with a bow in Africa since he was 12 years old, and now here he was 28 years later standing in the tall […]
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation kicked off National Volunteer Week by saluting its 11,000-plus volunteers who actively raise funds across more than 500 chapters nationwide. “We are deeply indebted to our volunteers. They are a […]
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation teamed up with the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish and New Mexico State Land Office to provide funding for a continual two-mile right-of-way road
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Located in the heart of elk winter range in Montana’s Madison Valley, the Madison-Wall Creek Wildlife Management Area (WMA) is now approximately 10 percent larger thanks to a land transfer from the Rocky Mountain Elk […]
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation opened or secured public access to nearly 76,000 acres of elk habitat in 2015. “Creating, maintaining and securing access to elk country is core to our mission of ensuring the […]
The Department of Natural Resources just finished its 2016 elk survey after nine days of flying in northern Michigan. “Every other year, we conduct the survey by counting elk from an airplane,” said DNR Field […]
The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission has approved policy updates that will benefit big game animals along migration corridors. Yesterday’s decision came after more than a year of developing new science-based conservation strategies for these […]
Can you imagine being struck by lightning? Sparky, a bison at Neal Smith National Wildlife Refuge in Iowa knows exactly what it’s like! Sparky was struck in 2013, and is doing surprisingly well. We recently […]
A three-man field crew flies in a helicopter above the woods near Moosehead Lake, the pilot getting as close to the treetops as he can. Once a moose is spotted, the crew’s “muggers” leap from […]
Some will say there’s no room in the woods for something that moves an arrow at 450 FPS. They”ll call foul because an that shoots straighter and is more accurate but isn’t driven by a […]
Bugle magazine puts all of the pieces of elk country together in six exciting issues each year. When you become a member of RMEF, you help ensure a future for elk and other wildlife, while […]
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation wishes to offer clarity regarding reports about California’s new wolf plan. Various media outlets reported that RMEF was part of a collaborative effort with other organizations, including environmental groups, to […]
The State of Maine Locked Moose Antler Project began in the spring of 2006 when a woman in New Sweden found the remains of two Moose that died after their antlers became locked together during […]
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation awarded $275,112 in grants for 30 projects to enhance wildlife habitat, assist with elk-related research and help fund hunting heritage activities across Colorado. The grants will directly benefit 13,071 acres […]
Outdoorsman, award-winning author, TV show host and RMEF life member Steven Rinella will attend the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation’s Elk Camp national convention Dec. 3-6 in Las Vegas. “Steven Rinella is one of the most […]
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