Gerald Martin
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@wllm1313, you make a naive assumption if you take it for granted that Montanans factor in wanting to preserve their elk herd when making management decisions that center around the word “opportunity.”
Montana, being on the cutting edge of scientific wildlife management policy, understands how to squeeze the turnip harder. We can shoot more to grow the herd and have fun doing it.
It’s so scientific that the US Treasury hires FWP retirees to head up their alchemy department so we can return to a gold standard.
Montana, being on the cutting edge of scientific wildlife management policy, understands how to squeeze the turnip harder. We can shoot more to grow the herd and have fun doing it.
It’s so scientific that the US Treasury hires FWP retirees to head up their alchemy department so we can return to a gold standard.