Montana Sportsmen Conservation Act
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Summary
The bill would release approximately 103,000 acres across three Montana wilderness study areas (Middle Fork Judith, Hoodoo Mountain, and Wales Creek) from their wilderness study area designations. The released lands would instead be managed under the applicable existing land and resource management plans adopted by the Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management. The bill's findings state that the agencies previously determined these areas unsuitable for wilderness designation, and that supporters cite benefits such as sportsmen access, public access, and wildlife and wildfire mitigation projects, while others may dispute these outcomes.
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