Elk Habitat

WHAT WE DO

A winding trail in the woods near Troy, Montana, marked with bright orange tape, guides the way through lush greenery, showcasing the area's natural beauty and serenity.

Thin The Forest

First, we thin the forest to let sunlight in and prepare the soil for seeding. Timber sales cover the cost of our work—and often pay you. Then we seed with pasture mix.

Serene forest with tall trees and dappled sunlight filtering through the leaves

Grow The Pasture

Next, we cover seeded areas with logging slash to retain moisture, regulate soil temperature, prevent erosion, and protect from birds. With enough rain and time, the pasture mix grows in.

Two elks feeding on grass in a serene wilderness, showcasing wildlife in their natural habitat.

Bring The Game

Large elk herds thrive in pasture lands and hay fields due to abundant forage. More food means healthier, flourishing elk populations.

Scenic forest path surrounded by tall trees and dense foliage, with misty fog in the background, creating a serene natural landscape.

LET’S GET STARTED

If you own 10+ acres with trees 9”+ in diameter and are interested in a free visit and consultation, please fill out the form below, call, or text us at: (406)-291-5269

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40% Or More Of My Trees Are Large (9 Inches In Diameter Or Bigger)

Unfortunately, we are not able to help land owners with forests that have mostly small trees on them. Your local NRCS office may be able to help if you ask them about "fuels reduction grants."

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Number Of Acres With Large Trees (9 Inches In Diameter Or Bigger)

I would like help with:

Improving Wildlife Habitat

Improving Fire Safety

Improving Views and Value

Improving Real Estate to Sell

Creating Timbered Pasture