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The landowner/hunter problem is a growing rift. Lot of the opponents came up here, said how great this Habitat for Humanity (yes, that is exactly what he said, instead of Habitat Montana). I would disagree. As a landowner who deals with hunters, every year I dread hunting season more and more. The hunters are becoming more rude, more blatant. What needs to happen is we need to get these people together, we need to have them actually come talk to the landowners. So for that I'm going to support this bill for hopefully some kind of change like this will get something like that to happen. Because if we don't start doing something, its only going to get worse.
Look at this, 100s and 100s and 100s more. And I absolutely know after being in the discussions with Rep. Regier, he is in earnest to solve the problem. And every body in here is in earnest to solve the problem. If we take it to a funding source that is a, you know I think we have a chance of maybe, getting some dollars out of there, that I think it has the potential to solve the problem, answer the concerns of some of the folks around here, alleviate the concerns from the other folks and at the end of the day, the winners will be the public, so that would be my suggestion Mr. Chair.
Then Wylie Galt let fly,
The landowner/hunter problem is a growing rift. Lot of the opponents came up here, said how great this Habitat for Humanity (yes, that is exactly what he said, instead of Habitat Montana). I would disagree. As a landowner who deals with hunters, every year I dread hunting season more and more. The hunters are becoming more rude, more blatant. What needs to happen is we need to get these people together, we need to have them actually come talk to the landowners. So for that I'm going to support this bill for hopefully some kind of change like this will get something like that to happen. Because if we don't start doing something, its only going to get worse.
Hearing that there will be an attempt to revive this bad idea tomorrow at 11 am during a special meeting of the House Natural Resources committee.
I guess they didn't hear us the first time.
Drop the hammer. Keep calls in. The attacks against hunters and anglers are getting out of control again.
If this keeps up, they're going to catch on to the "307" area code...and quit answering the phone.
Interesting juxtaposition to another active thread...It would be great for non-residents to call 406-444-4800 and ask the House Natural Resources committee to kill the bill. Habitat Montana is funded by 92% NR funds.
I would be great for Montanans to call and send a message as well.
Interesting juxtaposition to another active thread...
Ha!Mmm, cake.
Interesting juxtaposition to another active thread...