Tangle Free Montana

Tangle Free's mission is to prevent animal entanglement by removing or repairing problem fences from public lands.

Thursday, November 7, 2013

National Public Lands Day Fence Pull

September 28, 2012

Blackfoot Recreation Corridor

Posted by Tangle Free at 8:26 PM

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Tangle Free: Missoula, Montana, United States; Tangle Free is a recently formed volunteer organization who removes or repairs problem fences on public lands. Since our formation in early 2010 we have had three solo projects in which we have removed over 46,000 feet of problem barbed-wire fence, which when recycled, weighed over 1500 pounds. Some of the wire from our North Hills Pull will be used to create peace signs to commemorate the removal of barbed-wire from the Jeanette Rankin Peace Park. We have also assisted the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and the National Wildlife Federation on volunteer projects. Currently all of our expenses are out of pocket and we rely on loaned tools and safety glasses for our projects. We are actively planning fence removals with the Bureau of Land Management and the US Forest Service for the fall of 2011.

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Organizatons Tangle Free has worked with

City of Missoula Parks & Recreation, Bureau of Land Management, Rattlesnake Land Trust , Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and The Jeanette Rankin Peace Center

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