Montana Mule Deer Mismanagement

[Treeshark]

I had to look up the meaning of uncouth.

Don’t feel bad… I had to Google red diesel.

 

[brockel]

Hey. I have 5 acres. 4000 square foot lodge. No really close neighbors. You can get cow elk tags and whitetail over the counter. Let me know. I'll sell for the right price. mtmuley

If that doesn’t work for him I’ve got a little land with a shop and a small house I’ll sell him. Though the wind never quits blowing and your in the middle of BFE. Even leave the wife’s goats on it and he can shoot those

 

[Treeshark]

This comment shows how out of touch you are with life in the west. It’s borderline asinine.

I’d love to hear about your perspective on this and learn more about it.

 

[Nick87]

Don’t feel bad… I had to Google red diesel.

I laughed way too hard at that, thank you.

 

[Irrelevant]

I mean it's really hard to have a ton of sympathy for most people as geographic mobility has never been cheaper and wages have never been more transparent. I choose to live where I do out of a combination of the pros and cons and a heavy dose of convenience and inertia. I assume you Montanan's do the same. It's getting shittier here, it sounds like it's getting shittier there, unfortunately I/we (nr) are contributing to it. At some point I may have to re evaluate my choice. I assume you will too. I'm glad I don't have to deal with Texans or Californians or grizzly bears.

But you'all do live in the last best place.

 

[mtmuley]

But you'all do live in the last best place.

There are certain sacrifices made to live here. mtmuley

 

[INMT]

I mean it's really hard to have a ton of sympathy for most people as geographic mobility has never been cheaper and wages have never been more transparent. I choose to live where I do out of a combination of the pros and cons and a heavy dose of convenience and inertia. I assume you Montanan's do the same. It's getting shittier here, it sounds like it's getting shittier there, unfortunately I/we (nr) are contributing to it. At some point I may have to re evaluate my choice. I assume you will too. I'm glad I don't have to deal with Texans or Californians or grizzly bears.

But you'all do live in the last best place.

And another out of state assumption that just doesn’t hold true these days.

MT Cost of living used to be far below the national average. When I left college in early 2000’s and moved west, a 3 bedroom house in western MT was $600/month. I remember visiting friends in Seattle they were paying 1500/mo for a 1-2 bedroom apartment . We were shocked.

When I started working seasonally, there were a lot of people that worked for the NPS in the summer and the ski hill in the winter. They could all still buy a house. Used to be a lot more locals working for us.

Not so much anymore. Total shift in employees. Investing a lot more tax payer money into non local employees that leave after one season.

 

[Nick87]

I mean it's really hard to have a ton of sympathy for most people as geographic mobility has never been cheaper and wages have never been more transparent. I choose to live where I do out of a combination of the pros and cons and a heavy dose of convenience and inertia. I assume you Montanan's do the same. It's getting shittier here, it sounds like it's getting shittier there, unfortunately I/we (nr) are contributing to it. At some point I may have to re evaluate my choice. I assume you will too. I'm glad I don't have to deal with Texans or Californians or grizzly bears.

But you'all do live in the last best place.

While they may be transparent they are worlds apart in different areas, regardless. I realize not thays not the case for every line of work but a lot of them it is. No employer in MT or WY etc gives a shit what I get paid here.