MONTANA- Governor Steve Bullock toured the new Birdtail conservation easement which provides public acess to 3,980 acres of land for both hunting and wildlife viewing and habitat for deer, elk, game birds and other wildlife.
Bullock said, “Montanans take great pride in the preservation and access to our lands, and can do so this hunting season knowing that thousands of acres here in Cascade and elsewhere across the state are available for their recreational enjoyment. I’m thankful to the Montana landowners who work hard to not only make further outdoor opportunities available, but also sustain the landscapes and wildlife we care deeply about.”
The Birdtail conservation easement is located approximately 13 miles north of Cascade. The easement is part of the Habitat Montana program, which uses fees from hunting licenses to promote wildlife conservation and public access.
