BROADUS, Mont. — Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Enforcement division is seeking information on a bull elk that was shot in the Custer National Forest recently.
FWP Region 7 Warden Kyle Queer is investigating the poaching of a bull that was shot from the road on forest land southwest of Broadus in Powder River County. Warden Queer believes the bull was shot the evening of Feb. 21. The animal’s head, backstraps and all four quarters were taken.
IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT FWP AT 1-800-847-6668 or visit tipmont.mt.gov. Those who report information may be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000.
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Now in its fifth decade of Conserving America’s Big Game,™ RMEF will extend its impact on habitat and public land access to 10 million acres by 2030. RMEF conserves and enhances habitat for elk and all big game, opens and improves access for hunting and other outdoor recreation, conducts science-based wildlife research and ensures the future of our hunting heritage through advocacy, outreach and education. Members, volunteers and supporters nationwide help RMEF further its mission. Find out more and join the movement at rmef.org or 800-CALL-ELK.