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MSA Newsletters

Below you can access the most recent newsletters. Please update your membership to get these delivered directly to you either by email or USPS.

NOTE: If you have something you'd like to send us for inclusion to the newsletter, please send it in an email to: news@snowmobilemt.org

​2024-2025 Season​

January 2025
​Issue

  • Never Ride Alone
  • Why We Ride Trans-Montana
  • Help Rescue Missoula Avalanche Center
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​December 2024 Issue

  • It's Award Nomination Time!
  • Teamwork in the Little Belts
  • Avalanche News & Updates
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​November 2024 Issue

  • Registration and Trail Pass Ready?
  • MSA Celebrates Over 50 Years
  • Meet MSA Officers
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​October 2024
Issue

  • Ride Today, Preserve Tomorrow Join MSA
  • Meet Your Regional Reps

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​2023-2024 Season​

March/April 2024
February 2024
January 2024
December 2023
November 2023
October 2023

​2022-2023 Season

May 2023
​February 2023
January 2023
December 2022
November 2022
October 2022

​2021-2022 Season

April 2022
​March 2022
February 2022
January 2022
December 2021
November 2021

News You Need to Know

MSA Annual Riding Convention

Our riding convention and banquet will be Feb 8th, 2025 in Great Falls at the Holiday Inn Express. We look forward to seeing everyone at Kings Hill and in Great Falls that evening!

Details and tickets for the event will be posted here very soon!

Stop the Blackfoot Clearwater
Stewardship Act

The MSA stands in opposition to the Blackfoot Clearwater Stewardship Act. We ask all members to contact Senators Tester and Daines and encourage them to vote against this piece of bad legislation. We are all for quality Wilderness areas, but until other issues get solved, we believe this legislation is not what Montanans want or need.
  • The Blackfoot Clearwater Land Grab (BCSA) will designate an additional 80,000 acres of wilderness and stop all uses except foot and horseback.
  • Every year due to the forest plans and new designations we lose access to recreate on our public lands.
  • 67% of Federal public lands in Montana are closed or restricted in some way for mechanized and motorized use.
  • Total available federally managed public land in Montana is 17,172,138 acres (according to Forest service and BLM data.)
  • Only 6% of the population use 11,295,509 acres, these lands are not managed and allowed to burn by policy.
  • 3,433,038 acres of Wilderness 6,290,437 of roadless area
  • 1,572,094 acres of RMAs and WSAs (Fraudulent Wilderness)
  • 94% of the population can only use 5,876,569 acres of that over 17 million acres.
  • In the Seeley Lake Ranger district there are over 1000 miles of hiking and equestrian trails but less than 1 mile of Mechanized use trails See a Pattern? This is a huge imbalance for outdoor recreationalists.
  • From a previous non-bias survey, 52% of Montanans oppose any additional wilderness or restrictions in Montana’s National Forests. Only 32% support additional Wilderness or restrictions. (https:tinyurl.com/ yx927pen)
  • The push for this additional wilderness is funded by out of state donors visit www.greendecoys.com
  • Call Senators Jon Tester and Steve Daines, let them know we have enough wilderness and to Stop the Blackfoot Clearwater Land Grab (BCSA).

Senator Tester: (406) 723-3277 You can also register your input on his website at: tester.senate.gov

Senator Daines: (406) 587-3446 or online at: daines.senate.gov

Trans-Montana Charity Ride

Every year a group of dedicated riders 
takes off and spends a week
enjoying some of the best places in Montana.
All while raising money and awareness for a 
great cause...NAMI Montana. 
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