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Unreconcilable?
What's needed is anti trust proceedings and on several industries.- BWALKER77
- Post #34
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Unreconcilable?
If round up is a good example of the future economy we don't want it!- BWALKER77
- Post #33
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Unreconcilable?
I'm not a tin foil hat type, but the APR does make me nervous. Anytime largely leftist billionaires fund something it gives me pause. I also understand why people in that particular area are mostly opposed to it. It will surely speed up the decline of the small towns in that area that are...- BWALKER77
- Post #16
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Unreconcilable?
Ben, I am happy to see you recognize tourism as the economic loser that it is. That's why it's important for MT to have things like ample timber harvests, mining, oil refining etc that support living wage jobs. Maybe I am crazy, but I don't think any of these activities are problematic if done...- BWALKER77
- Post #15
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Corner Crossing
How about selling the landlocked parcels and using the proceeds to buy land of equal or better quality?- BWALKER77
- Post #220
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Yellowstone Park Wolves
That time is long sense passed. The first time I went to YNP I was pretty disappointed by the traffic and the over all stupidity of excessive visitors.- BWALKER77
- Post #107
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Yellowstone Park Wolves
We re getting off the track now, but tourism based economies don't support living wages but for only a very select few business owners and even then it's not as good as one would think. I say this from the standpoint of owning and operating a Canadian fishing lodge in a former life. I also...- BWALKER77
- Post #106
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Yellowstone Park Wolves
Wolves are not endangered in the GYE either. Haven't been for a long time. The park boundary is the line in the sand and bowing to rabid leftist animal rights activists is never a great strategy long term. In fact it's a guaranteed loser.- BWALKER77
- Post #97
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Bozeman Area Round Table
In another post I mentioned that issue. The FWP really needs to get a handle on Region 1.- BWALKER77
- Post #134
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Bozeman Area Round Table
That area was absolutely piss pounded by NR's.- BWALKER77
- Post #130
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Bozeman Area Round Table
The first week is often so warm that meat spoilage is a issue. I think perhaps taking out the first few weeks is a good idea.- BWALKER77
- Post #114
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Bozeman Area Round Table
One other thing. Get a handle on what's going on in region 1 for both deer and elk. Region one hunters have flooded into place like SW ND the Breaks, which further clouds things on public land. Keep in mind I am not saying I blame the region 1 guys, I'm am just saying the lack of game in that...- BWALKER77
- Post #113
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Montana Region 3 Sportsmen Working Group
Habitat issues for mule deer in places are very real, but as one other member posted the biggest problem is high velocity lead.- BWALKER77
- Post #47
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Montana Region 3 Sportsmen Working Group
I think that's reasonable.- BWALKER77
- Post #25
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Compound Bows vs. Crossbows vs. Rifles
Yep. You will never see them nor will anyone else. I dont post such pics on the internet for a variety of reasons.- BWALKER77
- Post #67
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Compound Bows vs. Crossbows vs. Rifles
Going on 5 years. Have hunted here since 1991.- BWALKER77
- Post #64
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
