Search results
-
H
Bozeman Area Round Table
Director Worsech did say that this is the new administration’s FWP (driven by Governor Gianforte, wealthy landowners, Ag and outfitters) and it’s unlikely to change much as they feel it is their mandate. The heads seemed to say, yeah keep writing those emails they might listen if these emails...- Horseman
- Post #126
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
-
H
Bozeman Area Round Table
Hey Randy, I live out in Three Forks, MT and would like to attend this round table y’all are having. My problem is that being a new member I cannot PM you to get an address. I live in and contribute to the state of MT so that I can hunt public land elk in the mountains with my horses-if that...- Horseman
- Post #24
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
-
H
Hunting Rifle Purgatory
Id take the 2 grand that you are planning on buying a new rifle and scope with and spend it on one of your current rifles at a good riflesmith’s shop. Whatever is left over, spend on reloading equipment. Furthermore, without gunsmith intervention, if u had reloading equipment that 264wm would... -
H
NEWB Rifle Hunter Help
As you mount your rifle to your cheek make sure you are keeping both eyes open-never close your peripheral eye when shooting any type of firearm-closing your peripheral eye will always make u a less effective marksman and its in my opinion somewhat dangerous ( if u close your peripheral eye you... -
H
BLM Grazing Overhaul
Timothy can grow chest high, is non-native and big game from elk to bears inhale it.- Horseman
- Post #170
- Forum: Public Land Issues
-
H
BLM Grazing Overhaul
Are you trying to explain to me that since humans, cattle and sheep severely altered the ecology of Federal forests and grasslands during a 150 year blip of human history (I agree with you up until here) then we need to continue using those same outdated livestock husbandry practices to keep it...- Horseman
- Post #169
- Forum: Public Land Issues
-
H
BLM Grazing Overhaul
I’m sure the Bundy family also have a couple of subscriptions to ‘Range’ magazine.- Horseman
- Post #168
- Forum: Public Land Issues
-
H
BLM Grazing Overhaul
Some of y’all have completely missed my point and are headed off on all kinds of tangents. I’d love to address each of your educated responses to my post but don’t have the time. To be clear when I see a moo cow on US Federal land to me that giant black grass vacuum represents big game that is...- Horseman
- Post #162
- Forum: Public Land Issues
-
H
BLM Grazing Overhaul
And this past year 2020 when the cattle came back (illegally) the grass was once again so short you could’ve played golf. I only saw 1 cow moose, no bighorns and just the occasional mule deer. Only say the same skinny red bear a few times. Elk seemed scattered, less dense and I never saw them...- Horseman
- Post #152
- Forum: Public Land Issues
-
H
BLM Grazing Overhaul
Yeah I understand what you’re trying to say bighorn-the cattle industry is big and powerful enough that our interests will be best served if we just try our best to fake a smile and kiss their a****. You don’t like my rhetoric but nothing I said was incorrect. Keep in mind that I got to see my...- Horseman
- Post #150
- Forum: Public Land Issues
-
H
BLM Grazing Overhaul
I am anti public land grazing. Big game and public access are at complete odds with the almighty cattle industry and the landed gentry. It is easy to sympathize with a rancher who is blue-collar and staying afloat with the help of a couple summer grazing allotments however this rosy enterprise...- Horseman
- Post #146
- Forum: Public Land Issues
