Your correct. and all the other coming home to hunt, MT native. College student, etc. I agree we need to cut tags, not hunt the rut, pick your weapon, and shorten seasons until the numbers improve
What do you want? They issued around 59k nonresident licenses and tags in 2023. Move to MT and see how great is paying $5500 in property tax. I hope you draw and enjoy your hunt, but stakeholders of the state should have a majority of the tags.
Mule and elk have completely different diets in the winter, and there is an over abundance of food in the spring/summer and early fall, so there is no competition for food sources . Mule deer are suffering from over hunting in the rut, loss of migration corridors, habitat loss, energy...
There is one in Region 5 on Tony Creek that is a family and friends operation, another on the NW corner of the Crazy Mountains, Sieben Ranch in 339, and the T.R. Ranch in region 4. All this is doing is taking funding away from honest landowners that enroll in the BMA program and limiting hunters.
Agree 100%. So many people look forward to their retirement and waste their lives in the daily grind. I enjoy what I do most days, it’s not always easy, but plan to work until I physically or mentally can’t. We only may live for a handful of years past retirement anyhow, and we are only given...
$800 +/- for two businesses, my personal and our 16 year old son. It’s the wrong time of year to be switching accountants, but maybe find a new one after tax season. Best of luck.
Unfortunate, They were a major supplier of pine tongue and groove interior siding. It will shorten up the supply considerably. Hunts and RBM are the two left family lumber mills in Region 1. I spoke to the manager at Pyramid several years ago and he said they couldn’t find help, who can afford...
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Neat video. I heard about 10 years ago that there are roughly 900 grizzlies along the Rocky Mtn front, it doesn’t even seem possible, but I have found multiple different grizzlies track in the same day over there. Seems like a good number.