Is this the Future of Montana Hunting, or the PResent?
- Thread starter JoseCuervo
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AZ402
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I don't know about the other stuff but selling sheds is pretty common.
guess I can see why people don't like this crap. asked before, and no one answered. so will try again. how many permits do they give the landowners out there? and why would they let them sell them if they are for the landowner? and lastly, why wouldn't they consider the landowner a guide or outfitter if they are having people pay them to hunt on their land? one last question. do the landowner tags come out of the total for the county or hunt area?
Nemont
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Landowner sponsored tags are not "for sale". Also the landowner is allowed to sponsor one tag per year and the tag holder can only hunt on that landowners private deeded land.
The leasing of hunting rights here on the Milk River is pretty popular. People seems to be willing to throw money at landowners for whitetail and pheasant access.
Nemont
The leasing of hunting rights here on the Milk River is pretty popular. People seems to be willing to throw money at landowners for whitetail and pheasant access.
Nemont
Nemont, not trying to be difficult here, but what do you mean by "sponsor"?
here in illinois, a landowner with more than 40 acres can receive 2 permits for bowhunting, and 2 permits for gun hunting on their property. they are in the landowners name. they can not be used by anyone else. you can also buy as many additional bow permits as you like here. limit of 2 bucks no matter the weapon or season.
here in illinois, a landowner with more than 40 acres can receive 2 permits for bowhunting, and 2 permits for gun hunting on their property. they are in the landowners name. they can not be used by anyone else. you can also buy as many additional bow permits as you like here. limit of 2 bucks no matter the weapon or season.
noharleyyet
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Obviously the past PResent...according to the dates.
JoseCuervo
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Leave it to a Texan to totally miss the discussion of the commercial exploitation of wildlife in Montana....... Hellooooooo, anybody home???
Meanwhile, looks like even the Boys of Bozeman are selling their record mule deer racks that they previously bought....
Check out the buck, seems like I have seen pictures of a bigger one from Bozeman.....
noharleyyet
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Jose, haven't the big box sporting goods stores been buying bone for years to hawk their wares?
JoseCuervo
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Ok, so I will draw the picture for the Texan who can't seem to grasp the picture....
If you read thru the postings, there are commercial offers or bids for everything wildlife related on hunting in Montana, from Access, to Tags, to the Meat, to the Ivories, to the parts that fall off the animals each winter.... Nothing remains unexploited.
Let me know if you need any more help grasping the obvious....
noharleyyet
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Are you looking to buy a trophy?
JoseCuervo
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Negative. Just looking to lease up a bunch of Montana hunting land and then sub-lease it to Texans at a large profit to myself.
AZ402
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Off topic but I'm curious where Jose was born? And I know it wasn't some where Mexico dumbass.
noharleyyet
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For the present, I suppose, he's nothing more than an Idaho lip yelling fire in a Montana theater. Don't really know what the latent Texas envy is about.
Nemont
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In Montana the Landowner has to "sponsor" a hunter who wishes to draw a landowner sponsored tag. The landowner has to provide to the state the legal descriptions of his/her deeded land and sign an affidavit attesting to the validity of that ownership. Then the sponsored hunter enters a drawing, which is all but guaranteed. Currently the landowner cannot "sell" these tags however there is a way for landowners to lease their acres for hunting and then sponor the person leasing those acres.
Nemont
This seems like an even better deal than the opportunities listed above...
http://www.montanaclub.us/
http://www.montanaclub.us/
Tom
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Good point Jose, who brought up this question anyway, its obvious.
Next thing you know, some guy from Idaho, or some other neighboring state, will lease the land in his neighbor state and then want to lease it at a profit to people from states still farther away. Has that happened yet? haha
What have you got on that?
Calif. Hunter
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1-pointer - my friend was involved in something similar near Wheatland, WY. It was called the Flying X ranch. It was a limited partnership, though, and each owner was a partner, with access to the lodge and smaller motel-type units next to the lodge. Stables, private airstrip, hunting and fishing, etc. There were also a limited number of lots available in a small subdivision that could be purchased outright by members only. They subsidized the expenses by running cattle on some of the land or leasing the grazing rights - I'm not sure which.
It was great place, actually - good pronghorn, deer, varmint and elk hunting. Good trout fishing, too. He sold his interest only because it was really too far for him to get his money's worth of usage.
It was great place, actually - good pronghorn, deer, varmint and elk hunting. Good trout fishing, too. He sold his interest only because it was really too far for him to get his money's worth of usage.
Cali- Just think, for $450K you can get your 5ac deed, access to the lodge, 5% ownership of the 'club', access to 1640ac, and be close to 650,000 acres of public land...
Different strokes for different folks. But I can't see spending $450K for the above amenities when I can enjoy the largest portion that they're trying to sell for the price of an application. It would be interesting to know where the members call home...
Different strokes for different folks. But I can't see spending $450K for the above amenities when I can enjoy the largest portion that they're trying to sell for the price of an application. It would be interesting to know where the members call home...
Tom
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$450K, why did you pick that number?
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