Those are more about the liabilities from money lenders.
Right. The wolves shoved my shit in earlier on this thread because I said market value (referring to what someone is willing to pay) and not appraised value. Because non profits cannot pay over appraised value.
If you want higher cattle prices you want less production. We have too many smallish marginal producers and it drags down pricing for the rest. And APR is not consolidating, it is reducing. That is a win for all that remain.
You could just rent a yurt instead. Guess I should have sent a check when I had my bull tag.. mtmuley
They've treated my family right fair and provide a lot of good public access.
Cut out selling to 4 giant feed lots that manipulate markets and control price is the best solution.
Their stated goals are "wildlife conservation and public access."
Tax assessment and mortgage risk management.
Have some friends stacked with points. Hope they draw. If and when my first call is to APR. Already know where we would want to hunt. mtmuley
Been there, done that.
Nope. Did not say I do not "like" APR. Just a fact checking thing. I fully expect to receive a negative response from them if requesting to hunt a bull tag on the areas I would request. mtmuley
Hopefully one of my family draw, I'm expecting them to let them hunt again.
And it's reminded me to buy another bottle of the their bourbon.
I've drank half a dozen bottles of that whiskey and it never crossed my mind that it could be associated with APR until now...
So they sell hooch too? mtmuley
Hoochie koochie in a yurt!!!
No, but High West makes a bourbon called American Prairie Bourbon that donates some small amount to APR. I bought some a while back, pretty good bourbon
