I got eyes everywhere, Mother trucker!
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Non-resident outfitter license (MT) Bill is up for hearing 2/2/2021 (SB 143)
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I got eyes everywhere, Mother trucker!
BuzzH
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Not going to happen...$300 additional to the cost of tag is nothing. I've heard this same thing for 20 years..."you'll price out NR's", yet doesn't happen.
They'll sell out because demand outstrips supply.
Hem
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Was the skiing worth it? How much more did you pump in to local economy ?
Damn reservations at Bridger.
The $300 won’t matter because anything not sold in the early drawing gets dumped into the general draw in March at regular price - as I understand it anyways. I’m not sure what the market threshold would be before NR applicants drop significantly and I’m not sure I want to find out.
Dakotakid
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Unfortunately, the political wind is not likely to kill this bill.
Hope is not going to carry the day.
The line in the sand is between “heck no I won’t pay $300 more | and 60% of nr tags are allocated to outfitters.
The third option is not on the table. The first option may not even survive.
Tune in at 2 to hear senate finance discuss the $.
Hope is not going to carry the day.
The line in the sand is between “heck no I won’t pay $300 more | and 60% of nr tags are allocated to outfitters.
The third option is not on the table. The first option may not even survive.
Tune in at 2 to hear senate finance discuss the $.
The Hedgehog
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It’s big sky- tomorrow. Taking peanut butter jelly and Budweiser. Can’t afford the fancy lodge stuff. Damn DIY tight ass locals...Was the skiing worth it? How much more did you pump in to local economy ?
Damn reservations at Bridger.
brocksw
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Anyone know which room the the hearing is in today? Is it 303?
Hem
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$30 lift tickets on Thursdays at Showdown. Little bit more driving.
Bring you closer to early retirement.
Big Shooter
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Bar none......the most well thought out response on this ENTIRE thread! Well done sir.....and what you stated is a fact. Thank you!
Big Shooter
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Big Shooter
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The hearing is on the 18th, not today. 303 should be the room.
If you plan on testifying in Finance & Claims, remember to only speak to the money in the bill. These legislators are not concerned with the policy, just it's fiscal impact. Keep your testimony short, and do not repeat testimony. If you want to be on record, simply say your name, where you are from and that you support/oppose the bill.
I think if ranchers were to ask for support in terms of eliminating unfair practices in country of origin labeling, meatpacking, improving the ability of young people to get into Ag, creating more markets closer to home as well as helping set up processing infrastructure in state, the margins for ranchers would get better as their marketability increases. MT Beef is some of the best in the world. Most everyone is proud of that, but we don't let that pride get in the way of a bill that is bad policy, and presented in such an antagonistic & headstrong fashion.
The future of family ag is vitally important to wildlife, and to hunting. This bill just makes the division larger & pisses people off who can help create better markets for ranchers.
Big Shooter
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Some of what you said is correct.....now please educate me as to who the “people” are that can help create better markets for us. Just curious.
brocksw
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Here's who supported repealing of the Country of origin labeling (HR 2393). Would you agree COOL returning would be a good thing? It seems like a good idea to me?
H.R. 2393: Country of Origin Labeling Amendments Act of 2015 -- House Vote #333 -- Jun 10, 2015
The Country of Origin Labeling Amendments Act of 2015 would repeal the requirement for meat products to be labeled with their country of origin. Currently meat products must include information …
www.govtrack.us
VikingsGuy
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I agree. There are not enough elk in MT to exhaust the market at these prices - I would guess they could easily sell out at twice the price. Heck could probably have tiered pricing based on desirability and sell out at 4x the price for the better tier units.
But what will be eventually priced out if we stay in this path is NR hunting for the "common man". And I don't think that it the right way to handle a public resource.
ChaosOneZero
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Wouldn't it be more appropriate to try and address the problems with family ag/ranching to make this industry more sustainable (and profitable) vice government intervention in the ranchers' side hustle?
This would be akin to meddling in the rideshare industry (Uber, Lyft) as a means of tackling the broader problem of underemployment or wage stagnation.
VikingsGuy
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NAFTA required the outcome. The votes to the opposite were just for show.Here's who supported repealing of the Country of origin labeling (HR 2393). Would you agree COOL returning would be a good thing? It seems like a good idea to me?
H.R. 2393: Country of Origin Labeling Amendments Act of 2015 -- House Vote #333 -- Jun 10, 2015
The Country of Origin Labeling Amendments Act of 2015 would repeal the requirement for meat products to be labeled with their country of origin. Currently meat products must include information …
brocksw
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I thought it was the WTO that ruled against existing COOLing for USA,CA,MX....that might just be semantics though, I see your point.
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