Woven wire fencing dating back almost a century hinders all wildlife, especially calves and fawns, from following historic migration corridors and may force a dangerous crossing of lower elevation roadways.
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation volunteers joined Bighorn National Forest agency personnel and others to ease the way by replacing the old with new, wildlife-friendly fencing.
Follow along as volunteers roll up their sleeves and give back in Wyoming’s high country.
Interested in learning more about wildlife-friendly fencing? RMEF has compiled a new ‘best practices’ guide with fence specifications for landowners and others to help remove or reduce barriers to big game species.
With the premiere of Mending Fences and partnership with Cabela’s, we are giving one of OUR subscribers a chance to win a Cabela’s Intensity Binoculars, Cabela’s Instinct Bino Harness, Cabela’s Instinct Mesh, Cabela’s Versa Hunt Prestige Pack Frame and Harness, Cabela’s VersaHunt 60L Hunting Pack and an RMEF Swag Kit.
HOW TO ENTER
After watching the film, make sure to subscribe to our channel and enter the form located in the YouTube film description for a chance to win.
The giveaway runs from August 1st, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. MDT and ends on August 8th, at 11:59 p.m. MDT.
The grand prize winner will be randomly selected on Monday, August 12th, and contacted via email and
on our YouTube channel.
RMEF Films in total are produced by support from:
Mathews Archery|Browning Firearms|Bass Pro Shops/Cabela’s
STIHL USA|Buck Knives|Lacrosse|YETI|Eberlestock|Pendleton Whisky
Interested in volunteering for projects like Mending Fences? Sign up and become an RMEF volunteer today.
For many, elk hunting is more than just a pursuit—it’s a connection to nature, a deep-rooted tradition, and a commitment to sustainable living. As we [...]
Replaceable blade knives have gained significant popularity for several reasons. These versatile tools offer practicality, convenience, and a razor-sharp edge that traditional fixed blades often [...]
Sometimes conservation and the creation of public access take patience and time. In 2015, private landowners worked with the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and Wyoming [...]