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Try the ol incognito trick - worked for me.Pay wall but I assume this is nonresident landowners tags? A lot of this crap could be stopped by eliminating nonresident landowner tags. Ag producers, outdoorsman, and the common Montanan should all be behind that.
If we are worried about saving the cowboy and APR driving up land prices we should be equally worried about nonresidents driving up land prices for tags. Seems like a simple fix for Montana. Get rid of them. What am I missing @Ben Lamb besides some cow hunts for the peasants.Pay wall but I assume this is nonresident landowners tags? A lot of this crap could be stopped by eliminating nonresident landowner tags. Ag producers, outdoorsman, and the common Montanan should all be behind that.
What am I missing @Ben Lamb besides some cow hunts for the peasants.
Pay wall but I assume this is non landowners tags? A lot of this crap could be stopped by eliminating nonresident landowner tags. Ag producers, outdoorsman, and the common Montanan should all be behind that.
Oh ffsI don’t think the article designated whether it was resident or NR landowner sponsored tags.
Not necessarily - i think the current set up creates a lot of jobs for lobbyists and fake conservation orgs.Jobs that would have been there anyways
I saw some deer today Gerald might be time for you to take it to YouTube again.I don’t think the article designated whether it was resident or NR landowner sponsored tags.
Na hes doing lambs bidding at the legislature. Much worse.I saw some deer today Gerald might be time for you to take it to YouTube again.
Maybe get rid of both?I don’t think the article designated whether it was resident or NR landowner sponsored tags.
Maybe get rid of both?
I saw some deer today Gerald might be time for you to take it to YouTube again.
Na hes doing lambs bidding at the legislature. Much worse.
Oh ffs
Make sure to wear your orange. Maybe even a full body suit. Definitely nothing white with the amount of OTC’s rolling around.Yall boys are consistent if nothing else.
Send a pin for where those deer are. I’m heading your way to kill some antelope this weekend. Might as well throw my bow in and shoot a forked horn muley at the same time. Might put it on Instagram. Might delete later. IDK.
The irony. I saw a nice deer in your neck of the woods. Id send you the pin if you agreed to think for yourself again.Yall boys are consistent if nothing else.
Send a pin for where those deer are. I’m heading your way to kill some antelope this weekend. Might as well throw my bow in and shoot a forked horn muley at the same time. Might put it on Instagram. Might delete later. IDK.
Its actually R landowners only afaik.Is it NR landowner sponsored tags? I literally didn’t see it in the article. Might be there, I’m in the middle of packing and just skim read it.
If we are worried about saving the cowboy and APR driving up land prices we should be equally worried about nonresidents driving up land prices for tags.
Because - to some people like me - we'd rather not have recreational hunting for douchebags from somewhere like michigan price out families from buying a sister families ranch (ie cousins), or pay estate tax on it for the next generation.Why are you worried about land prices increasing? It could be argued that is a positive.
Ag land prop growth thats completely disconnected from the commodities its producing is hardly a good thing for farming/eamching.
Its okay - mis spellings or not it would be too complex for you to understand.The eamchers will survive![]()
That’s pretty funny. I love being told what’s best for us by out of state folks while we get priced out of the idea of ever having a little land (or even owning a decent house). Same idea as being told that we don’t have any right to be unhappy with the current state of affairs for hunting in Montana I guess.It could be argued that rising land prices are a positive for the majority of Montana residents (most of whom don’t hunt and aren’t in the market for a large parcel of hunting land).