Excerpt from article: The board determined the stream bank had been excavated in violation of the 310 law.
In addition to ordering the removal of the home, the board also required the Amblers to obtain a 310 permit — the permit that’s necessary to do any sort of work near a stream in Montana —...
Flying D Ranch Spanish Creek basin, with Spanish Peaks Wilderness backdrop. God bless Ted Turner for putting this gorgeous place in a protected conservation easement for perpetuity.
That is an impressive resume, to be admired and applauded. 'Still uncertain of expertise with regard to topic(s).
For me, two college degrees (BS, MS), US Army War College graduate ... 'been to war twice and have attended many rodeos ... but still ignorant and inept regarding the complexities...
There's nothing more interesting to hang on the wall above the fireplace up at the Yellowstone Club than a trophy accompanied by an interesting video of the monster feeding in natural habitat prior to the kill. It's a view-worthy video trophy to show in the home theatre in the basement just...
I understand and feel pretty sure you could advise me competently well regarding assett management and investing wisely.
However, regarding personal debt versus national debt, role and complexity of "government", and national economics at a micro or macro levels ... my perspective is that it's...
That's alotta bull!
But surprised you're not in Bozo for the greatest rodeo of Montana, the MSU Spring Rodeo, featuring outstanding cowgirls and cowboys from nine Big Sky Region teams. 'Very exciting and competitive, with topnotch rodeo athletes and impressive fast and agile horses and...
Yes, but obviously people don't fully understand personal debt versus national debt, role and complexity of "government", nor economics at a micro or macro level. This thread is replete with the absurdity of silly obviousness.
Let's get back to hunting, public lands, public access, wildlife...
If you get out of your car and hike far enough to no longer hear the Harleys, then you will see bear tracks. But if practicing bear-aware precautions, you won't see the bears.
As a driver of pickup with slide-in camper, I can confirm it won't take long and it's second nature to use side mirrors. Just ensure adjustment provides optimum rear visibility.
It causes one to be reluctant to voice an opinion on this important access and public land issue in that it may disappoint others not in agreement.
'Big difference between disagreement and disappointment. Of all invested in many ways, RobG, moreso than most, is one who has paid for, suffered...
I built my hunting cabin 2002, same year first grandson was born; then my wife started a journal in 2010. We are now on our second edition. The journals list all who have visited and are full of hunting stories and other accounts of hikes, campfires, skiing, snowshoeing and other adventures...
Agreed ... and especially with oversized fat tires, jacked up, spewing loud exhaust and desecrating the American Flag by flying it in inclement weather and unlit at night!
Full disclosure: My hunting, camping, touring rig is a 2005 Dodge 3500 Laramie full size pickup with a Cummins.
As I look around it is distinctly the perspective.
I have very little influence on the behavior or the reward. But more generally, it's the intent to assist those who can't save for old age because they are living from paycheck to paycheck just to afford the basics. But BHR, you already know...
That is the logical and wise answer. HOWEVER, not the "American way" since nothing down, no interest for a year puts middle income folks in new vehicles, new boats, new campers, annual vacations to exotic places, new rifles, new clothes, and on and on with monthly payments ... leaving no "extra...