There are so many incredible elements to this program that I was truly amazed. One that really stood out was the involvement of landowners in the program. When you listen to the podcast you will see how important this program is as it brings the hunters and landowners together in such a unique way that I just don’t see how this will not create a positive and lasting change in landowner and hunter relationships for years and years to come. And not just for those hunters that complete the program, true they will reap huge and likely immediate rewards, but for all hunters and landowners in the future.”

- Host of the Montana Outdoor Podcast, Downrigger Dale

Hunting is a vital part of Montana’s heritage and culture; in many ways, the activity embodies the rural community lifestyle.

Kris Descheemaeker Special to the News-ArgusMar 20, 2023

Montana private landowners have observed a range of experiences when allowing public hunters to access their properties for hunting and other …

An Airbnb for ranchlands By Tait Sougstad July 7, 2022 (Montana Free Press)

Bozeman-based LandTrust.com brokers paid access to nearly 400,000 acres of private Montana property. What does that mean for public hunters?

Seeing it from both sides: Bringing hunters and Landowners together.

Kathy Hadley and Craig Jourdonnais
July 14, 2022

Jessianne Castle writes about how One Montana’s Master Hunter Program is restoring relationships between landowners and sportsmen.