RMEF Land

[Retap45]

Is there any way to figure out exactly where new RMEF acquired land is each year?

 

[Big Fin]

onX has it as a layer in their app.

Here is a link on the RMEF website - https://www.rmef.org/where-we-conserve/

 

[Roughwater]

onX has it as a layer in their app.

Here is a link on the RMEF website - https://www.rmef.org/where-we-conserve/

Thanks much, I just read the article in the RMEF Bugle magazine about Falls Creek Montana Parcel they purchased to gain access to the Scapegoat Wilderness. I know of no other organization that has helped hunters (and wildlife) in a more beneficial way than the RMEF has. Reading the story warmed my outdoor soul.

 

[Retap45]

Thanks for the link.

 

[rbinhood]

Anybody know where the Falls Creek Access is located, and what roads to use to get to it? Thanks.

 

[Roughwater]

Here is another link worth the read:

Land Deal Opens New Public Access to Rocky Mountain Front - Flathead Beacon

AUGUSTA — The new sign said, “Trail 229.” It marked the beginning of a recently completed trail connecting to an existing two-track leading upward into the forest. Once they reached the top and stood on a ridge watching Falls Creek splashing over the edge of a deep drop in the rocky gorge, some...

flatheadbeacon.com

i believe it's MHD 422. Trail 229.

 

[cbellosu]

Any advice if the RMEF conservation project properties get a lot of attention?
I am considering hunting a RMEF BLM project area that looks quite promising, but will focus on adjacent BLM if they usually receive extra pressure. Thanks!

 

[rbinhood]

My experience is if you focus on hunting a wilderness area, you will be competing with the crowd that wants to get away from the crowd. The deterrents are the special regulations that apply to wilderness areas.

Any advice if the RMEF conservation project properties get a lot of attention?
I am considering hunting a RMEF BLM project area that looks quite promising, but will focus on adjacent BLM if they usually receive extra pressure. Thanks!

Not exactly the question you asked, but my experience is if you focus on hunting a wilderness area, you will be competing with the crowd that wants to get away from the crowd. The deterrents are the special regulations that apply to wilderness areas---no motors, or wheels of any type, foot travel only, except for horseback.