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Montana 1 upped by Idaho in Wolf take shenanigans.
No, like i said. Iam bashing the system. Nothing personal. If everybody was honest maybe we get somewhere. My uncle owns a ranch and 2 of my cousins married into very big ranches. Most people are good. But nobody is passing up money. I only hunt public but maybe why i so difficult is because i...- Walkalot
- Post #359
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Montana 1 upped by Idaho in Wolf take shenanigans.
Not bashing them. Bashing the system. Iam sure there good people. Nothing against them. But idk some things dont make sense to me. No worries. I edited as u did. Go figure u an outfitter. Can u explain how a conservation easement works- Walkalot
- Post #357
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Montana 1 upped by Idaho in Wolf take shenanigans.
No worries. I didnt think so- Walkalot
- Post #354
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Montana 1 upped by Idaho in Wolf take shenanigans.
JLS can u explain in detail how they donated all those acres, saved there ranch by doing it. But only allow 2 weeks hunting. I was gonna let it go until people kept chiming in. Explain in detail your example. No doubt most native ( can i use that word) ranchers are good people but how did it all...- Walkalot
- Post #351
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Montana 1 upped by Idaho in Wolf take shenanigans.
Glad i just rely on public land- Walkalot
- Post #345
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Montana 1 upped by Idaho in Wolf take shenanigans.
Always more too it?- Walkalot
- Post #344
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Montana 1 upped by Idaho in Wolf take shenanigans.
SHARE THIS Family legacy It was the Hibbards' commitment to both the future and the past that convinced them to donate the conservation easement, which makes up the heart of the ranch. "This ranch has been in the family 100 The Hibbard family used a new federal tax incentive for donating...- Walkalot
- Post #343
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Montana 1 upped by Idaho in Wolf take shenanigans.
the past months, they donated a 40,064-acre conservation easement to the Montana Land Reliance. It is the biggest conservation easement ever donated to the land trust in its 30-year history. I will give u this- Walkalot
- Post #342
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Montana 1 upped by Idaho in Wolf take shenanigans.
Bma is a joke- Walkalot
- Post #340
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Montana 1 upped by Idaho in Wolf take shenanigans.
Sieben Live Stock participates in the Block Management program for two weeks every hunting season. If you want to hunt on Sieben Live Stock, you can only do so by getting through on the call-in day, which is 6:30am the last Saturday of September. Directly from there website. Wow thanks- Walkalot
- Post #339
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Montana 1 upped by Idaho in Wolf take shenanigans.
Oh thank god for block management. Nothings free- Walkalot
- Post #338
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Montana 1 upped by Idaho in Wolf take shenanigans.
Yes iam. The ones that care about public lands hope they get there allotments cheap as dirt. Cant have too many elk and deer eating all the grass. Give me an example of a rancher or land owner doing something significant for public lands. Forgot to mention rmef, there bought too.- Walkalot
- Post #336
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Montana 1 upped by Idaho in Wolf take shenanigans.
Hm ranchers dont care about wolves. They get paid regardless if a wolf kills a cow or sheep. Sad thing is they listen to ranchers more than the public. Who is always forcing shit down the publics throat. Ranchers and the rich. No different in mt. Ranchers and landowners dont care about public...- Walkalot
- Post #334
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Montana 1 upped by Idaho in Wolf take shenanigans.
U guys still dont get it. Fwp blm dnrc who ever controlled by yes men. The western states are grim if u a public land hunter. But if u willing to pay $$$$$$$$$$$$ u golden. The new bills and laws only making private land rich. Public shitty. The wolf thing prob a decoy to get people involved...- Walkalot
- Post #333
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Montana 1 upped by Idaho in Wolf take shenanigans.
So elk went to private land to avoid humans and wolves. Little yellowstones. Sounds like Montana everywhere- Walkalot
- Post #310
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Montana 1 upped by Idaho in Wolf take shenanigans.
I would say the only way to know the impact wolves have had on elk in montana, since they won't admit the introduction of wolves was the decline of the elk herds in montana. Is too kill every last one of them again and keep the alloted tags the same and over a 25 yr period c if the elk...- Walkalot
- Post #246
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Non-resident outfitter license (MT) Bill is up for hearing 2/2/2021 (SB 143)
I do agree some people do not want to work and there work ethic is terrible. I dont know how some people survive. They should cut off all unemployment benifits september 1st unless job attached. But nobody is going to work hard for u, unless they are paid well. Everybody wants nice things. -
Non-resident outfitter license (MT) Bill is up for hearing 2/2/2021 (SB 143)
Too funny welfare ranchers and outfitters, complaining about average joes on welfare. Wow. Its everywhere. Ive been working 60 to 72 hr weeks plus 2 hrs drive time everyday. They starting people at $23 hr and still nobody applys. -
Shoulder Seasons on Public Land
At this point, i think they want to limit the elk population on public land. Thinking there is a bigger picture we are not seeing. Talked to a elk guide 2 days ago. He wants all out of staters to go with a outfitter. I mentioned why not only give out cow elk tags that are good for private land...- Walkalot
- Post #24
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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National Forest Restrictions
I know when i was in high school., haying in the bighole. Ranchers got 1 cut of hay. That was 20 yrs ago. I hear ranchers want 3 to 4 cuts now. I drive by fields everyday getting irrigated or getting watered nonstop. Yet every town in southwest mt has water restrictions. Also may help if they...- Walkalot
- Post #68
- Forum: Public Land Issues
