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Outfitting on Public lands
I guess I'm torn on the issue. I own and have access to equipment and livestock for backcountry public land hunting, but quite honestly the pain in the butt factor of going in 15-20 miles, setting up camp, tending livestock, etc. is not worth it to me. In that regard, I'm fine with outfitters...- MT Super Puncher
- Post #49
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Waterfowl, let’s see them!
First outing for geese near home this year, with the best hunting partner!- MT Super Puncher
- Post #562
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Deer - lets see em
My whitetail this year. My wife's whitetail this year. Doe shot with a bow during archery. No elk this year but a good year all around.- MT Super Puncher
- Post #2,342
- Forum: Deer
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Afraid of the dark??
Only when lazy/idiot hunters leave elk carcasses and gut piles on a main trail in dense grizzly country. That'll wake you up a bit in the morning if the coffee hasn't kicked in.- MT Super Puncher
- Post #24
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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My Lucky Year!
Awesome hunts! Congrats!- MT Super Puncher
- Post #199
- Forum: BIG THREE - Moose, Goat, Sheep
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Corner crossing SCOTUS appeal
What the hell are you talking about?- MT Super Puncher
- Post #333
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Corner crossing SCOTUS appeal
I agree with your comments. I'm all for it happening in MT, just do it right to get the right result is all I'm saying.- MT Super Puncher
- Post #332
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Corner crossing SCOTUS appeal
Who pissed in your Cheerios today? Holy hell man get a grip. Because I pointed out some valid concerns about the wrong type of case coming up in Montana I some how "work for Knudsen or UPOM"? What a self-righteous blowhard comment. You want to do it up here, I'd be glad to represent you...- MT Super Puncher
- Post #330
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Corner crossing SCOTUS appeal
Well seeing as I have significant experience in front of numerous courts and judges, I can tell you most state and federal judges in Montana don't care about what the 10th Cir does in any type of case, and will make a decision based on the outcome they want and find case law to justify it. Just...- MT Super Puncher
- Post #324
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Corner crossing SCOTUS appeal
I think that's correct. And that'll be the problem. The case they'll prosecute is the 4 road hunters pounding Busch Light and breaking down a corner fence and causing an altercation with the landowner/LE.- MT Super Puncher
- Post #322
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Corner crossing SCOTUS appeal
I think you're underestimating the very significant impact of a case having slightly different facts that allow a court to make a completely opposite decision than the 10th Cir came to. Ideally, there would be a case in MT, or some other state in the 9th, that's virtually the same - federal...- MT Super Puncher
- Post #318
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Corner crossing SCOTUS appeal
Not necessarily. There was basically zero chance SCOTUS was going to take this appeal in the first place. The only way I see SCOTUS taking up this issue is if another Circuit rules the other way on corner crossing. Until that happens, SCOTUS won't have a reason to rule on this issue. As this...- MT Super Puncher
- Post #262
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Leupold scopes love or hate em?
I have a VX3 on my go to hunting rifle (7Mag), and although I don't hate it, I'm not sure I'd buy it again. I think Vortex makes better glass for a similar price point, and the one high end Vortex scope I have on another hunting rifle is heads and shoulders above the Leupold. That being...- MT Super Puncher
- Post #108
- Forum: Optics
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Corner crossing the 10th ruling
Exactly. UICA, in my understanding, applies only to federal lands, not state.- MT Super Puncher
- Post #82
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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10th Circuit Corner Crossing Ruling: What does this mean for MT?
...unique case law and interpretations distinct from the majority of the circuits for whatever reason. I likewise do have concerns that some jack*ss will do something stupid and screw this whole thing up. If you could tee up a case at the right location with the right facts, I think this...- MT Super Puncher
- Post #35
- Forum: MONTANA
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The End of Environmental Regulations/Chevron
90% of litigants at the supreme court have their legal fees paid for by special interests groups, especially on high profile cases. Nothing suspicious about this one here. The court likely took this case based on the egregious facts (small business being strong-armed by the feds) as the...- MT Super Puncher
- Post #88
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
