Missoula's Putt & Pull : April 26, 2025
Missoula's Putt & Pull : April 26, 2025
2024 presented am impressive list of items and helped raise substantial funds to support the Wildland Firefighter Foundation.
Generously donated by: anonymously
How often do you get a chance to take home a future family heirloom. Nothing warms you like a handmade quilt. There's only one like this in the world. Crafted with caring hands in the mountains of Petty Creek to provide support for the WFF.
Generously donated by: The Garcia's
The Garcias will knock your socks off with their traditional southwest style cuisine. From appetizers and cocktails to an amazing dinner, this is an auction item you won't want to miss. Tim, Leslie, and the boys will make everything but the wine and dinnerware from scratch. And, this one is worth every penny.
Generously donated by: Jon Brunn
Perfect for dragging the young kids, or the big bull. Made by a family man, and a hunter, this pack sled will stand the test of time and provide you years of utility and entertainment.
Generously donated by: Shane Ralston
This creation will serve as a smoker, wok, grill, and probably something else for all your outdoor cooking needs! It will no doubt be the talk of the neighborhood!
Generously donated by: Kaitlyn Legato
The way the artist plays with the light in these images really provide an incredible sense of realism. Sometimes, art is so good, you can consider it an investment, and that's where Legato's artwork sits.
Generously donated by: Big Rock Bronze
Big Rock Bronze has been with us for a couple of years, providing some of the most unique pieces we've ever featured. If you know a metal artisan, point him our way. These types of gifts span generations.
Generously donated by: Mystery Ranch
Mystery Ranch is a giant in the wildland fire pack industry. They were the earlybirds in pack development, and their designs changed the game! If you see a Mystery Ranch on the back of a firefighter, hop in line; they're headed in the right direction.
TA twosome tour of Western Montana.
Whitetail Golf Course, Stevensville, MT
2 rounds of 9 holes with cart
U of M Golf Course, Missoula, MT
2 rounds of 18 holes with cart
Trestle Creek Golf Course, St.Regis, MT
2 rounds of 18 holes with cart
Highlands Golf Course, Missoula, MT
2 rounds of 9 holes with cart.
Linda VIsta Golf Course, Missoula, MT
1 round of 9 holes for 2
Generously donated by: Neptune Aviation Services
Neptune Aviation based out of Missoula Montana will fly a tour over the Bitterroot Mountain Range in a Cessna Airplane. Neptune Aviation Services Inc. is an aerial firefighting company based out of Missoula
International Airport in Missoula, Montana. It provides aerial support and firefighting to the United States, Canada, Chile and throughout the world.
Generously donated by: onX
OnX has been so good to us. There's no better mapping package available to hunters, hikers, and nomads than their products. We have some of the best GIS folks on our teams, and OnX gives them all a run for their money, for sure.
Generously donated by: Dirty Buggers
Dirty Buggers has been a donor to the Putt & Pull since its inception. Dirty Buggers is a sustainable way to clean your skull, and what more could you ask for. Show them the love they've shown us, and take your skull to them next fall.
Generously donated by: Desperado Sports Tavern
Despos supports so many causes, and we can't thank them enough for having been an annual supporter. They've got everything you need after a long night on the Glacier Ice Rink: taps, TVs, and the best wings in Missoula year after year.
Generously donated by: Grizzly Liquor
Grizzly Liquor has donated every year. Over time, we've raised thousands because of their generosity. Each year, Crummy orders the #1 whiskey in the world from the previous year. Cheers to the Griz!
Generously donated by: Minuteman Aviation
Minuteman has provided wildfire support across the country for years. Think of all the recon flights, crew shuttles, and bucket work these workhorses have done. Minuteman is tops.
Generously donated by: Lewis & Clark Trail Adventures
Ever jumped into a washing machine and enjoyed the ride? The Lochsa is probably for you. L&C Adventures will get you down river like a pro. Head on over and get a true Idaho whitewater experience.
Generously donated by: R-1 Helitack
In the wildland, LCES stands for four important safety pillars, "Lookouts, Communication, Escape Routes, and Safety Zones. To helitack, it stands for "Locate Cooler, Establish Shade." But, without helitack personnel, more fires would escape into the countryside, and firefighters would have to do a heckuva lot
more hiking. Hats off, and mad respect to
our rotor wing specialists.
Generously donated by: Anchor and Flank
This firefighter side-hustle takes the most common tactic, the anchor and flank, and lights up the night naturally. Spread the word to your friends.
Generously donated by: Shannon Stalpaert
The Phoenix in a mythical bird that represents renewal, rebirth, and resurrection. It is also a symbol of hope, with the possibility of a fresh start, and touching on the idea of rebirth. This phoenix rising from the
ashes embodies the firefighters of Montana
and the lands they protect.
Generously donated by: Lolo AD's
The Glenglassaugh Sandend. Crummy makes sure to acquire the best whiskey from the previous year, voted on by international snifters. You're not going to go wrong by picking this little treasure
Generously donated by: BEHRING MADE
The Trout and Bird, handcrafted by James Behring for the benefit of the Wildland Firefighters. This beautifully hand forged 80Crv2 - 4" steel blade has a copper guard with horsehide, copper and green Micarta with a Shiras Moose handle. 81/2" overall length. Custom leather sheaths by maker Hutch. Made in Montana.
Generously donated by: Range Physical Therapy
40 minute initial examination physical therapy visit with Maddie Small, DPT. At Range Physical Therapy, they treat the whole body to enhance your overall health and wellness. As physical therapists, they are movement specialists who work with you to improve your function and advance your ability to move.
Generously donated by: S & K Transport of Darby, MT and Dawson Knives of Prescott, AZ
Up for auction is this American Made Dawson Knife.
Hand made in Prescott, AZ. Nomad model with G10 Camo handle. CPM-3 V steel Engraving by Black Mountain Marking of Missoula, MT.
Generously donated by: The Family of Justin Beebe
In remembrance, each year, the Beebe’s sugar gallons of pure Vermont maple and deliver some to our fundraiser. This syrup embodies Justin’s character; it's the product of hard work and love. We’re all the better for having had Justin physically in our midst, and he lives on in our hearts.
Generously donated by: Clint Mendenhall
Custom, handmade cribbage board. Made of live edge rough cut pine slab. Epoxy inlays with the P&P Logo. Hand carved wording. Sanded stained and polished smooth. Comes with two whiskey glasses, 2 whiskey ice cube molds, 6 pegs, and a deck of cards.
Generously donated by: The Kingfisher
Is there anything better than having a couple of days off between fire assignments to take the kids fishing, or to jump in the boat with a friend on the oars? Kingfisher has everything you need to get ready to head out. Show them the same kind of love they've shown us.
Generously donated by: Tim Garcia
The SoundLink Micro Bluetooth® Speaker is portable and rugged enough for any adventure. It delivers sound that packs a punch — crisp and balanced, with surprisingly deep bass. Plus, it's IP67-rated as waterproof, dustproof, and extreme temperature proof. Its tear-resistant strap means you can bring your music anywhere.
Generously donated by: Wildland Firefighter Foundation
Generously donated by: Russ Hobbs
Net number 181, Middle Fork extended handle.
Generously donated by: Benji Hegg
"Bridger Scooper 281, dropping on the
Trail Creek fire, MT 2023.
Canvas print, picture taken and
donated by Benji Hegg"
Generously donated by: Dylan Garcia
Inspired by a 1950’s travel board from the grandfather of the maker, this 2 player cribbage board includes peg pockets and envelopes a standard deck of cards. A handy addition to a camp box or a fire pack.
Leather is Horween Chromexel and Wickett and Craig Double Stuffed from Nicks Boots in Spokane. Solid brass hardware. Made by hand by a single craftsman in Missoula, MT.
Generously donated by: David C Stadler
Cutting board made primarily from broken firefighting hand tools. Materials: Hickory from tool handles
Black walnut, padauk, and maple for the border.
Generously donated by: Red Patch Outdoors
Fully loaded. It has a black gold 5 pin ascent movable site, quiver and qad drop away rest.
Generously donated by: Benchmade.
Designed with purpose and built to last, the Mini Osborne sets a high bar for durability and performance matched only by our promise that it will be yours, for life.
Generously donated by: Josh Ingle
Josh Ingle is our resident photographer. He brings out the most from the things we see everyday. These photos would be fantastic additions to your office or home. Take a bit of outdoor Montana inside.
This is custom framed and matted with the photo size of 10”x30, final size approximately 18” x 36”
Generously donated by: Lindsay Gillman, a former Lolo Hotshot and Firefighter
This meticulously crafted tote was handmade in the Ninemile valley and was was donated to support the mission and work of the WFF.
Gilly bags are a western original, dreamed up by a former Hotshot and Dispatcher. Don't walk away from this bag; you won't find another one quite like it, no matter how far afield you go.
Every year, we auction off a fire pit plate to be engraved with the name(s) of those who are important to us. This idea started when we had a series of fatalities in the Missoula area and we wanted to memorialize their names. Now, we sell the plate for those who support the families of our fallen. The fire pit that the engraved plate will be on is located at the Wildland FIrefighter Foundation in Boise, and each year, during family day, the kids will light a fire and roast their marshmallows. Join the former donors on a plate, and you can show your support in perpetuity.
Generously donated by: Dan Poole
Dan Poole - he's one of a kind. He's got serious chops in the wildland fire community, and one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet. His metal art is 100% unique, and up against the light, it's a real conversation starter. Thanks for all you've done for us, Dan.
Generously donated by: the Henderson family.This quilt bag was crafted by the wife and mother of Wildland Firefighters in Frenchtown, MT.
There's a lot of love in this creation; there are a multitude of uses for this, and you won't find another one quite like it. This tote will be with you for a good long while, and that's awful nice.
Generously donated by: by the artist, Lauren Ward
Lauren is an avid outdoors enthusiast. She is an accomplished thru hiker and has several current/ past Wildland firefighter friends.
Generously donated by: by the artist, Lauren Ward
Lauren enjoys contributing to this organization because she can understand all of the hard work the men and women do so we can take our dog for a hike and have some decent air to breathe.
Generously donated by: Big Rock Bronze
Big Rock Bronze has been with us for a couple of years, providing some of the most unique pieces we've ever featured. If you know a metal artisan, point him our way. These types of gifts span generations.
Generously donated by: Coleson Child
Coleson Child honed his skills in the Job Corps Fire Program. Every year, dozens of firefighters leave their trades at the Corps to put their shoulders to the wheel in the firefighting world. Coleson takes the best designs of the stam hammer and puts it in the palm of your hand. If you're a weekend wood-getting warrior, you need this hatchet.
Trestle Creek is a gem of a course in St. Regis along Interstate 90. Anyone who's ever teed it up there can tell you that you might only see three or four other groups on any given day. And, the best huckleberry shake in existence is a mile to the west.
Happy feet, happy firefighter. These boots give you the confident stride you need to get the job done and come home safely. Walk on, dude!
Cameron will come to you; he's got years of specialized RV experience. Need to winterize? Did you fail to winterize, and now you're facing a broken line or an A/C unit on the fritz- Cam's your man.
Kevin P Conley Jr. opens up on his life fighting a greater foe than wildfires; he bravely exposes his deepest secrets in the hopes that his story might just be the tipping point to life for the next guy.
Show the little ones that you see them; This firefighter side-hustle for a firefighter family member is something to be supported. In these days when the American Dream is out of reach without a couple of jobs, we all need to help each other out.
When seeking donations to help raise funds to support individuals who have suffered while protecting our forests and homes, it feels like a small ask.
Each year our live and silent auctions feature fine art and jewelry, guided outings, culinary creations and events, custom built knives and one-of-a-kind pieces worthy of the highest bid. This is already a fine lineup, but we are always looking for more top-shelf work to even further entice our audience.
We achieve our goals through the assistance of generous donations and without these contributions, helping those in need wouldn't be possible.
If you're a small business or big corporation, individual studio creator, skilled crafts person, professional guide, chef...or have other amazing talents to offer, we'd love to hear from you.
We invite anyone who donates an item to the live or silent auction to come to the event, introduce themselves and share a bit about your work and the item you donated.
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