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American Prairie Reserve Purchases 14,000 Acre Ranch
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BuzzH
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You haven't heard?I would love to see a credible source for this hearsay. Could you please provide one?
That may be the best conspiracy theory that I’ve heard. The APR is buying up land so that their rich donors can go on safari.
AP has hired a pachyderm biologist to improve their herd of rhinos', hippo's, and elephant for their safari clients.
Gila told me all about it, he got the information from a local.
Schaaf
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I was once told they weren’t going to allow boats with >10hp motors on Fort Peck.I would love to see a credible source for this hearsay. Could you please provide one?
That may be the best conspiracy theory that I’ve heard. The APR is buying up land so that their rich donors can go on safari.
SA, it doesn't offend me. My family has been in Montana a long time too. Still have the family farms up North. ( Heading up to antelope hunt) Looking forward to how the APR evolves regarding access and how they control what and what can't be hunted. That's all. mtmuley
BuzzH
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APR has evolved to AP...just so you know.
Also wondering if you're equally concerned with how access and hunting control is "evolving" on the Wilkes properties, CB ranch, etc. etc.?
Thanks Buzz. I saw that in an article I read awhile ago. Just so you know. I'll step in line from now on. Haha. mtmuley
The CB. Really? Love how you threw that in there. There are other landowners here in the Root making as much of If not bigger impact on the elk in the Root. Totally different discussion. Thanks though. mtmuley
BuzzH
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No it's not a different discussion...how has the CB public access "evolved"?
It's exactly the same and frankly how either controls access or how access "evolves" on either is none of your business or concern.
You're as selective and disengenuius in your "concern" as Gila.
Your ax grinding and butt hurt about AP access is beyond obvious.
Also, the etc. etc would include those other root properties and others across the State. I'm curious which others you are concerned about regarding evolving hunting control and public access about?
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BuzzH
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Anyone seen Gila?
He seems to have went silent.
I was going to ask him for some elk hunting advice.
I also wanted to find out how I could get on the list for the first AP safari, I mean, I am a donor and all.
He seems to have went silent.
I was going to ask him for some elk hunting advice.
I also wanted to find out how I could get on the list for the first AP safari, I mean, I am a donor and all.
Have a nice evening. mtmuley
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Gila
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I was out doing my daily ranch chores. No holiday out here. I have Fences to fix but not much. I live on the open range where we have to brand our cattle. Gee, that sounds a lot like the Missouri Breaks now doesn’t it?
HIGH END SAFARIS was his EXACT words!
But that will change. “Five years from now, you’ll have the infrastructure here for a more upscale experience,” said Mr. Bryan of Off the Beaten Path. Already, the American Prairie Foundation has opened an upscale ranch house on the land it has preserved.
“A lot of folks we’re bringing out here have been to places like Africa and stayed in some of those extravagant lodges,” said Mr. Garrity, the foundation president. The customers, he says, are often pleased to find that the prairie accommodations, though hardly as plush, come near to what they expect.”
This is from their website, maybe you should read it some time!
Bison free of bovine DNA
Bring down the fences so the Pronghorn can migrate
Reintroduce wolves
Reintroduce cougar
Manage climate change on APR lands
They are catering to the wealthy “eco tourist” as well.
Back to Nature and Ready for Guests in the Great Plains (Published 2008)
With the help of conservationists, big landowners and others, wildlife is making a comeback in the Great Plains and attracting eco-tourists.
MTLabrador
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They’re not a state wildlife management agency and they don’t have the power to introduce anything other than their livestock. Lions are already there, always have been.
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Extraordinarily evil. Would’ve been better if the Wilks’ bought it.
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My buddy’s Drahthaar got into a lion about 15 miles southeast of Malta. Must’ve been an APR escapee.
BuzzH
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May I suggest hooked on phonics and a comprehension course?I was out doing my daily ranch chores. No holiday out here. I have Fences to fix but not much. I live on the open range where we have to brand our cattle. Gee, that sounds a lot like the Missouri Breaks now doesn’t it?
HIGH END SAFARIS was his EXACT words!
But that will change. “Five years from now, you’ll have the infrastructure here for a more upscale experience,” said Mr. Bryan of Off the Beaten Path. Already, the American Prairie Foundation has opened an upscale ranch house on the land it has preserved.
“A lot of folks we’re bringing out here have been to places like Africa and stayed in some of those extravagant lodges,” said Mr. Garrity, the foundation president. The customers, he says, are often pleased to find that the prairie accommodations, though hardly as plush, come near to what they expect.”
This is from their website, maybe you should read it some time!
Bison free of bovine DNA
Bring down the fences so the Pronghorn can migrate
Reintroduce wolves
Reintroduce cougar
Manage climate change on APR lands
They are catering to the wealthy “eco tourist” as well.
Back to Nature and Ready for Guests in the Great Plains (Published 2008)
With the help of conservationists, big landowners and others, wildlife is making a comeback in the Great Plains and attracting eco-tourists.www.nytimes.com
You're half baked, best case.
BuzzH
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Oh, well, now see that's where you're wrong. Gila realizes that on safari we're only going to see true African lions...like the ones he saw at the circus when the Shriners gave him a free ticket.
MTLabrador
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My uncle and I ran into one while camping and fishing the breaks when I was a kid, before the APR existed. USWFS and FWP have had collared lions in the breaks for a long ass time.
What did you expect hunting an import dog like that?
