14 March 2024

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Med Lake Grouse Blind

Med Lake Grouse Blind


“Every spring, male Sharp-tailed Grouse ‘dance’ as a display for potential mates,” Medicine Lake National Wildlife Refuge manager Brooke Johns told the Community News. According to Johns, the Refuge has recently purchased a new blind so visitors can come watch the dancing ceremonies, which typically take place on sites known as “leks.” The dancing begins at sunrise and visitors have

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Tater Mason - 406-963-7100 Tyler Hillman - 406-230-0920 Taylor Hanks - 406-366-5802 Tyler Schaefer - 406-230-1706 Ross Lien - 406-939-0569

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