Depends on the situation. If were in the back country camping off our backs I rather not see another soul. If were camping near a trailhead type situation and hiking into a spot each day we enjoy shooting the shit with other hunters or recreationists in general. Met some really great people.
Even worse is when people show up at the house.
IDK man, I can think of at least half a dozen other people he could be referring to that fit his description better. I know one in particular that drives me crazy as his posts literally drip with wanna-be-influencer-juice. They're gross, and I've stopped reading them.
I have yet to meet a "really great" other hunter randomly in the woods. Mostly just B'bags, blowhards, idiots, and poachers.
I met a super nice old dude packing some mules out of the Madison range once when I stopped to help him with a tack malfunction. Gave me his number to call if I killed a bull and needed a hand, as I was hunting on foot and he would be around for the next couple days. There’s a few good ones out there…
We've met all types also. A guy camped near us when we drew a hells canyon archery tag one year stands out as everything on your list except the poacher part.
#neverforget“I got me a Razor and a CO elk tag. What’s your favorite excuse? Let’s goooo!”
Anyone remember that guy?
nobody is going to convince me that this is largely not from influencers and social media. There’s not an additional 3500 people coming to the conclusion on their own that chasing some dumb ass bird around the forest is a good use of their time.
Ultimately though, isnt on the state and the citizens of that state to deal with the growth in demand?
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Forky do you ever take a nap? I like your persistence, I hope you get to hunt a lot like me.Ultimately though, isnt on the state and the citizens of that state to deal with the growth in demand?
Good thing someone tried to deal with it a while ago.
Montana legislators propose raising nonresident hunting base fee by more than 500%
Three Montana legislators have drafted a bill that would raise nonresident base hunting fees by more than 500%.
Montanans should remember who thought 50 dollars was too much of an increase, and then who got it amended.
Fee increase proposed for nonresident hunters, funds would benefit block management
This week Montana lawmakers heard a proposal to increase hunting fees for out-of-state hunters to help fund block management programs.
It’s insane that hunting in Montana is almost free.Ultimately though, isnt on the state and the citizens of that state to deal with the growth in demand?
Good thing someone tried to deal with it a while ago.
Montana legislators propose raising nonresident hunting base fee by more than 500%
Three Montana legislators have drafted a bill that would raise nonresident base hunting fees by more than 500%.
Montanans should remember who thought 50 dollars was too much of an increase, and then who got it amended.
Fee increase proposed for nonresident hunters, funds would benefit block management
This week Montana lawmakers heard a proposal to increase hunting fees for out-of-state hunters to help fund block management programs.
Guys like you don’t post enough on these forums anymore. It’s a hunting forum for crying out loud.
The base license was never intended to be a way to get more money from NR. It was proposed to be a start on evening out license sales between R and NR and as a way to get people that only bought relatively few licenses to get a little more skin in the game.Ultimately though, isnt on the state and the citizens of that state to deal with the growth in demand?
Good thing someone tried to deal with it a while ago.
Montana legislators propose raising nonresident hunting base fee by more than 500%
Three Montana legislators have drafted a bill that would raise nonresident base hunting fees by more than 500%.
Montanans should remember who thought 50 dollars was too much of an increase, and then who got it amended.
Fee increase proposed for nonresident hunters, funds would benefit block management
This week Montana lawmakers heard a proposal to increase hunting fees for out-of-state hunters to help fund block management programs.
Your likes on my live hunt thread says otherwise. For the record, I wouldn’t hunt at all if not for emojis and social recognition. There - someone finally owned it.
