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The mission of the Montana Vet Program (MVP) is to provide Veteran Led Therapeutic Adventure Trips (VLTAT) to our country's struggling veterans in order to promote healing through: camaraderie, physical activity, adventure and tough-minded healing.

10/06/2026

VLTAT 26-1 medic, reporting for duty!
Calm river.
Calm Tyr Symank

We don’t treat veterans like victims.We treat them like warriors.No pity, no pills, no waiting rooms.Just miles in the b...
10/05/2026

We don’t treat veterans like victims.
We treat them like warriors.

No pity, no pills, no waiting rooms.
Just miles in the backcountry with others who served.
This is what our trips are built on.

10/01/2026

We are passionate about what we do! We are thankful for all of our monthly donors. Those are the two most important pieces for getting veterans I the backcountry of Montana.

1. Passionate people
2. Monthly supporters

09/25/2026

We arrived at Power Monkey Camp. The hype is real!

09/24/2026

End of our hike on day 3 of VLTAT 26-4. Just the last ten minutes, but it tells the story of Montana’s beauty and our team. If you want to be a part of bring a veterans into the wilderness check the link in our bio!

Montana Vet Program is adding hunting to what we do. Officially.You might’ve caught a glimpse of this already. Last year...
09/22/2026

Montana Vet Program is adding hunting to what we do. Officially.

You might’ve caught a glimpse of this already. Last year we shared a little from a hunt with a friend of ours named Wyatt, whose father died in Afghanistan. That wasn’t nothing. It just wasn’t official yet.

For years we’ve quietly run elk hunts for veterans and their kids, no fanfare, just something we did because it mattered. That’s still happening. It’s just not staying quiet or small anymore.

This month our team went out to central Montana to start planning our first upland bird hunt, on the property of a Backcountry Immersion alum named Adam Thomas. Adam went through BCI, has a love for bird hunting, heard we were building this program, and offered up his own ground for it. This trip wasn’t about the hunt. It was our leadership walking with Adam, working out what next year actually looks like: hunter safety, gun safety, hunting etiquette, conservation, mornings in the field behind some of the best working dogs we’ve seen.

Next year, this becomes real. A standing invitation for Montana veterans to bring their kid out to that same ground and go through it themselves.

This is Sportsman, our newest program. Elk hunts, upland bird, big game, fishing on the way.

There’s no sign-up yet. We’re still building it. When there’s a way for you, a Montana veteran, to bring your kid out here next year, you’ll hear about it first.

Trevin picked up his new r***e from Scout Arms this weekend — the grand prize from our latest raffle, built to spec and ...
09/22/2026

Trevin picked up his new r***e from Scout Arms this weekend — the grand prize from our latest raffle, built to spec and finished out with a Teton Leather sling.

This is what a raffle ticket actually turns into. A custom r***e in the hands of the guy who won it, and real dollars going straight back into funding VLTATs.

Massive thanks to Scout Arms and Teton Leather for backing this one. Fundraisers like this only work because partners like these make the prize worth entering for.

Congrats, Trevin.

09/16/2026

We start our morning with a routine. We want to give veterans a head start to the day and a leg up for when they return home. Yoga, meditation, and breath-work. A routine helps start the day right and we want the best start we can get.

Final morning of this one started with the usual routine — then straight into the lake. No easing in. Cold water immersi...
09/16/2026

Final morning of this one started with the usual routine — then straight into the lake. No easing in. Cold water immersion, on purpose, because doing something hard voluntarily is the whole point of a morning like that.

Then the hike out. The trail in, a few days back, was downhill the whole way — and every one of these guys already knew what that meant for today. Same trail, same weight on the back, just headed the other direction now.

By the time we hit the trailhead, this group looked nothing like the one that flew in. Strangers on day one. A team walking out.

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P. O. Box 1072
Great Falls, MT
59403

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+14068687850

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