There's so many fallacies with treesharks ideology it's not even funny.
First one being, I don't even think he applies or hunts in Montana.
After that, if landowner tags become transferable it will only be for the general combo licenses. Meaning, you would still be applying for the special permits in the limited areas throughout the state. Which also means that unless you have a stack of NR points for the breaks, elkhorns, bitterroot, etc. for deer, you're not going to be hunting those areas. Even with points, it's doubtful.
Plus, lets just be honest, even at the normal NR prices, Montana hunting for general deer and elk isn't close to what it used to be. But, I'm sure there will be people willing to pay substantially more to avoid the draw. The chances of treeshark paying more than the going rate for a general combo, either elk or deer is about zero.
Its funny how a person like treeshark can likely hunt Montana probably 7-8 times in a 10 year stretch by being smart about it, want's transferable tags that he'll never purchase.
IMO, he's all fake and likes being a contrarian, that's cool. But, to be whining about no opportunity while sitting on the couch when he 100% could be hunting multiple states a year, is self-defeating. I leave so much NR opportunity on the table every year it's ridiculous.
On the other hand, he does constantly remind everyone to be diligent on keeping transferable tags out of your states.
