Timber Ridge (F3-36)


Site Details

This 960-acre site is approximately 20 km SW of Nanton. From Nanton, follow Highway 533 SW to RR 295, then travel for 3 km to reach the most northerly quarter section of the site. This site was secured in partnership with the Hall Family to conserve wildlife habitat and demonstrate sustainable ranching practices. Wildlife in the area includes moose, elk, white-tailed and mule deer, grizzly and black bear, cougar and grouse.

Restrictions

This site is jointly owned by Alberta Conservation Association and the Hall Family. Permission is required to access the site. Call 403-646-5813 to access the site and for seasonal restrictions. To book the site for hunting, calls will only be taken during the first two weeks of August.

Partners

Alberta Conservation Association, Glen and Kelly Hall and Family, Environment and Climate Change Canada

Quarter Sections

NE/SE-18-015-29-W4M, SE-08-015-29-W4M, NW-07-015-29-W4M, NW/SW-4-15-29-W4M

Wildlife Management Units

304

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Do not target practice or sight in firearms on conservation sites. For the safety and enjoyment of all users and neighbouring residences, conduct these activities at a gun range. Baiting to attract wildlife for any purpose is prohibited unless with the expressed written permission by ACA or its partners.