FAQs

The use of trail cameras is forbidden in our hunt areas. Many areas that we hunt require permits for accessing them off of the public trails. The use of these cameras usually involves going off trail.

1. Your email field in your account is blank.

2. You have a different email address in your account record.

Contact info@mbrb.org with your name, address, mbrb number and email address you would like to use. The admin will update your record and respond back to your email that your record has been updated. From there you can reset your password.

1. Check your junk or trash folder.
2. If you are using a work pc your firewall might be preventing the email from reaching you. Try a non-work pc.

1. Click “Login”.

2. Click “Forgotten password”.

3. Enter “email address”, “verification code” as displayed and click “Submit”. You will be presented this message “Please check your email for password recovery information. You may close this window now”. CLOSE YOUR BROWSER TAB!! An email will be sent to you. In the email will be a link that says “Recover Password”. Click on the link and you will be presented with a page that allows you to change your password. Currently the password has an 8 character minimum. You will be presented a page for you to login.

Any kind of deer attractants are not allowed on MBRB hunts. See our No Scent Policy for more information.

The use of a crossbow in any and all MBRB special hunts is limited to those who are 60 years of age and older or for those who have a medically documented physical disability which precludes them from using traditional archery equipment or a compound bow.  Hunters must also hunt from an elevated stand. Hunters who are within the above outlined guidelines and have been drawn as a primary or alternate for a hunt, who will be using a crossbow please know that; you are required to bring proof of either (1). Age or (2). A medically documented disability, to Orientation. Failure to provide the required information at Orientation will result in your dismissal from the hunt you were drawn for.  This documentation must be presented the night of Orientation to your hunt Coordinator; no exception. 

We do not supply map prior to the orientations for our hunt areas. The reason for this is to try to prevent people from trying to do scouting in the areas and to make sure the hunters get a chance to hear what the land access rules are for any given hunt area.

Scouting in the hunt areas prior to orientation is forbidden unless the scouting is done from public trail systems. Any off trail access is not allowed. Most of our hunt areas require permits by cities or park managers so it is illegal to be off the trail.