Montana Could Lose Access to 600,000 Acres in the Northwest Area

Montana, sportsmen and women are alarmed as 600,000 acres of privately-owned land  in the northwestern part of the state, that has historically been open for hunting and fishing is about to change hands. Some of this land was obtained through historic railroad grants that changed hands from one timber company to another. Over the decades, those timber companies traditionally allowed hunting, fishing and camping without a fee. Elk, moose, whitetail and mule deer, as well as mountain lion, black bear and wolf are all inhabitants. Currently... READ MORE