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Is rock climbing compatible with Wilderness designation
I've thought about this before. I'm not a climber and don't really care, but I do feel like it seems like a double standard. But personally, I believe the land should be enjoyed responsibly. Some people jeopardize that for all of us, but that can mean both abuse and over regulation- JT88
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- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Americas top long-range Shooting School
Just give it a try, you'll do fine without any training -
Wolves Have Been Released
Reading this thread is like reading a book with alternating sentences written by Charles Dickens and Dr. Seuss -
What are you currently reading?
I know what you mean, but I absolutely love his work. The detail in his landscapes and characters is spot on and he really puts you there. There are authors that ramble on needlessly, but to me Cormac ties it together in a unique way that really drags the feels out of a guy- JT88
- Post #1,494
- Forum: Movie and Book Review
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What are you currently reading?
Been on a mountaineering kick again lately. Just finished Into Thin Air by Jon Krakauer. Great story, although it is terribly sad. The mistakes made on Everest that year (probably mostly due to hypoxia) are beyond jaw dropping. It never ceases to amaze me the risks taken in mountaineering...- JT88
- Post #1,487
- Forum: Movie and Book Review
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Breaking!
The guy that designed the Wendy's drive thru in Belgrade- JT88
- Post #30
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Fwp December commission meeting
FWP should've been the ones to say it a long time ago. 57% of buck harvest in R7 in 22'? C'mon man -
Fwp December commission meeting
Me after trying to listen to this today -
Fwp December commission meeting
They're so worried that they're going to possibly lose some block management in region 7 by not allowing does to be shot that they're willing to torch the entire region. These people aren't doing their jobs. If that happens, get creative and cross that bridge when you get there, that's your job -
Fwp December commission meeting
From the public comments: General season needs to start in November and run into December because of climate change. animals have changed their patterns and not very many animals are being harvested from October to November. Hunting helps control the population. If animals are not being taken... -
Do we need wildlife?
This is what you took away from 90 pages of Mule Deer Mismanagement?- JT88
- Post #24
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Fwp December commission meeting
If only us peasant mule deer people had the zeal and powerful voice of the woof people -
Fwp December commission meeting
Is there an actual structure to these meetings? How did we go from talking about CWD in region 3, to deer numbers in region 6, to listening to a Footloose henchmen from Butte in the last 15 minutes? -
Fwp December commission meeting
Over 70% of WT tested positive for CWD in the Ruby Valley, and over 50% of MD if I heard that correctly. Everyone load up your weapons -
Classic western Lever gun?
My dad had 2 when I was growing up, one in .243 and one in .308. Deer season was always over in the first hour. I saw him make some crazy shots with those guns. I've always thought that they're pretty cool rifles -
Classic western Lever gun?
Look at those tiny binos, with no bino harness. Do you even hunt bro -
Montana deer questions
With the big ones, there's a sort of panicked awe that is unique. Haven't seen one in MT in years -
10+ Years of Use, What Worked
Man, this is making me realize my list of gear that has failed in the last 10 seasons is long. I can't think of much besides rifles I'm still using. Maybe I'm just hard on stuff- JT88
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- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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Killing eagles
How is that even possible? Good grief. Of course it's in MT too, why wouldn't it be- JT88
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- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Classic western Lever gun?
And he drives a square body chevy. Nope, I'm betting he borrowed a neighbor's rig for the commercial
