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Outfitting on Public lands
Certainly understand your rant and the reasons thereof. However, that does not reflect the attitude and M.O. of most outfitters. As to the "2 fold": 1. "Marginal" behavior may be the M.O. of the outfitter you cite, but most outfitters don't operate that way. 2. Realize that the public land...- Straight Arrow
- Post #15
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Rep Russ Fulcher Public Land open letter.
"Ridiculous" questions reflecting now an obsession with fire suppression costs as provided by Buzz. 'Suggest more research on the history and large volume of information regarding PLT and related issues. Obsession with fire suppression costs and hunting license revenues is barely tangential...- Straight Arrow
- Post #141
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Rep Russ Fulcher Public Land open letter.
Skewed logic again in response to TheTone, as those who advocate for the "ploy" don't care about fire mitigation costs or any other costs to the state. It doesn't even cross their "privatization" minds. They just know from history that the states which all seek increased revenues for a vast...- Straight Arrow
- Post #139
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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FS supports developing piblic land
Thank-you very much!- Straight Arrow
- Post #40
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Rep Russ Fulcher Public Land open letter.
That phrase encapsulates the essence of this thread. The only other term which comes to mind is "entertaining", so at least thankful for that.- Straight Arrow
- Post #134
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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FS supports developing piblic land
Maybe someone coukd (sic) put down the bottle, spell-check, proof read, and explain the context of the rant prior to posting.- Straight Arrow
- Post #38
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Outfitting on Public lands
Not an outfitter, nor ever hired one, as a lifelong older Montana DIY hunter and wildlife advocate, I have to acknowledge the positive impact to the hunting legacy, to wildlife management, and to acquisition and enhancement of wildlife habitat by the outfitting industry in Montana. What...- Straight Arrow
- Post #2
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Rep Russ Fulcher Public Land open letter.
"That said, there are very easy and obvious ways for them to improve their budget condition, as is the case with every other western state." Treeshark Just an example of a glittering generality with no substance, no accurate information, no base of logical conclusion, nor valid realistic...- Straight Arrow
- Post #82
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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FS supports developing piblic land
It seems there are a number of those on HT who are argumentative polemists bent on stirring up controversy, often with little accurate information, logical statements, or realistic valid solutions. Don't know if it's to seek attention or to merely fill an uncomfortable void in life.- Straight Arrow
- Post #24
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Rep Russ Fulcher Public Land open letter.
Good observation. It seems there are a number of those on HT who are argumentative polemists bent on stirring up controversy, often with little accurate information, logical statements, or realistic valid solutions. Don't know if it's to seek attention or to merely fill an uncomfortable void...- Straight Arrow
- Post #79
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Great Social Media posts?
Not yet, as they are headed for the Elkhorns where they will avoid poachers by heading south to the Tobacco Roots, then back across the Madison River to Norris Road, from where the lead cow will seek refuge on the Flying D.- Straight Arrow
- Post #7,121
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Rep Russ Fulcher Public Land open letter.
Logic cannot be applied where it does not exist.- Straight Arrow
- Post #61
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Rep Russ Fulcher Public Land open letter.
That's not accurate. Those lands all belonged to the "Feds", so what became state land was given by the "Feds" to the newly formed state. Prior to that, there was NO state to "cede" lands to the "Feds".- Straight Arrow
- Post #48
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Rep Russ Fulcher Public Land open letter.
I understand your delusion. Let's agree to disagree and leave it at that since we live in two different universes. History, data, legislation, and factual information form my reality. It's unclear from whence Treeshark reality eminates.- Straight Arrow
- Post #45
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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FS supports developing piblic land
Someone from Wyoming should have a better realization of the difficulty in residing in the snowy, oft inaccessible backcountry where most USFS cabins are located. It's a tough trip through paradise to Walmart! Even fed workers have to eat.- Straight Arrow
- Post #5
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Rep Russ Fulcher Public Land open letter.
Not Montana, since as a relatively sparsely populated state the tax base is low, resulting in Montana being a "welfare" state that relies heavily on federal money ... some of which comes from your Wisconsin tax payers. Some of our state roads are in tough shape due to lack of funding and...- Straight Arrow
- Post #39
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Rep Russ Fulcher Public Land open letter.
can you elaborate on that unclear statement?- Straight Arrow
- Post #36
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Rep Russ Fulcher Public Land open letter.
Please don't continue to confuse differences between federal and state land ownership and management, as well as differences between federal and state wildlife management.- Straight Arrow
- Post #35
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Sunday Pic of the Day
Grandson Bode (left), Traver PRCA Steer Wrestling Rookie of the Year, and Quenten (Baker, MT), three bulldoggers who travelled together and competed all over the west last rodeo season and all three were "in the money" at the prestigious Pendleton Roundup.- Straight Arrow
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
