Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation was founded by the four hunters Bob Munson, Bill Munson, Dan Bull and Charlie Decker in 1984. The foundation focuses on conservation and restoration of natural habitation. At the museum, you will find interesting wildlife exhibits, ranging from information about elk to photographs, as well as exhibits that illustrate and explain the foundation's conservation efforts and steps taken for the protection of future wildlife population. The foundation has programs where the children and all the visitors are also educated about the values and ethics of hunting.
Website: rmef.org
Phone: (800) 225-5355
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Grant Creek Rd and Stonebridge Rd
5705 Grant Creek Rd Missoula, MT 59808 ·1869.00 mi
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- Family friendly
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Educational with some neat interactive displays.Hiking too. Our college freshman grandson really enjoyed the displays and information about Elks in the US too.
MoreThis was a great visit. Everyone should go there when you are near Missoula.
MoreWe keep coming back. My son loves this place. I guess he has fond memories of coming here with us when he was little, and they have stuck with him. Take your kids here when they are young, and it will make an impression.
MoreSmall visitor center has a couple of short films and several taxidermy animals to look at. We spent about 25 minutes here looking around. Nice little place to stop for a few minutes if you have extra time.
MoreThey have done a wonderful job of presenting their mission and their conservation efforts. The visitor center has a lot of stuffed animals and explains where the elk were shot. We also did the walk around the center. Which was okay, but a little boring. Worth a visit!
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