There is much to be learned about candidates opposing Sen Daines.
Somewhat familiar with the Daines family and with Sen Daines background, I am proud of his past history at Bozeman HS and in college, but his roots seemed to die. He initially appeared to be a real Montanan with real local...
Here in the Gallatin Valley my wife would start tomatillos under grow lights in the mudroom in March, then replant outside under a visqueen conastoga shaped tent starting in June. She said they even came up as volunteer plants the following summer. The tomatillos were plentiful and relatively...
God Speed! Good luck and be extra careful on DieWay 191 all the way ... but especially just south of Gateway, where the large herd of elk often peels off a few "traffic calmers", some of which cause collisions way too frequently.
The iconic Bozeman RockN R Bar offers many tvs, lotsa beverage options, good food, and an atmosphere that's fun and usually filled with Bobcat fans and other characters of local color.
If you wish to avoid Bozeman proper, then the Korner Club is the spot with tv viewing, gambling machines, and...
Spruce budworm infestation and pine beetle damage have weakened Montana forests. Now with the recent unusually strong winds, trees are toppling like crazy all over the place.
The trail to my hunting cabin is now blocked by huge dead Doug Fir, broken and flat on ground.
Was able to chain up...
It depends on the issue(s). Federal lands management, sales, PLT, and such are more effectively dealt with by the national organizations, but sometimes with influential input from states. Issues such as FWP conservation easements in Montana, state fish & game policies and laws, state trust...
It makes no sense and is really a waste to present factual information and legal / legislative history with reasonable and logical conclusions where reason and logic is void.
It does make sense to accept that "discussion" and apparent unwillingness to accept the valid information is based on...
A friend of mine grew up hunting deer in Pennsylvania, but wanted to hunt elk. So he moved to Montana and attended a hunting guide course, from which he earned certification. and landed a job as an elk hunting guide. He had never ridden a horse, dressed out an elk, or hunted high mountains...
One does not intentionally "rub off a safety", but if you fasten your rifle to your backpack, the jostling and rubbing against the pack can "rub off" safety. I also have hunted that long and have had the safety rub off on my pack. That is another reason not to carry a round in the chamber.
You obviously have difficulty understanding my wording. It is NOT a rule in that handbook. As I qualified it previously it is a "univerally accepted" rule. I further explained that it was derived from "Each and every instructor brought experience and expertise to the instruction based on...
"Not sure where the rule your referring to comes from??" Nuts
It comes from Hunters Safety instruction as a student myself, then with my kids and grandkids as I attended with them. To be clear, all in Montana and primarily focused on big game hunting and firearm safety. Each and every...