Randy to speak @ MSU campus 3/26

[What Map]

This sign was on display in the middle of campus at Montana State University yesterday:
OYOA is becoming more famous every day!

 

[Big Fin]

Hope they don't all decide to change majors when they hear what I have to say.

 

[idnative1948]

Appeared to have spelled the words on the sign correctly though. Let us know how it went.

 

[naturebob]

Maybee Randy should speak at Montana and teach the Grizz how to shoot the basketball...LOL.....BOB!

 

[Art Vandeley]

I will be there !

 

[Curtis.mullin]

Would love to be there, but I will be in class.

 

[noharleyyet]

...teleprompter?

 

[L. I. Yankee]

How bout video stream for the east coasters.....

 

[Gerald Martin]

Randy, is this open to all-comers or for students only? Thinking about making the drive down hear you.

 

[Rimrock]

Far as I know, school never lets out, so we all qualify. Although it might be limited to MSU grads!
Been a while since I've been in Lewis Hall, but am thinking of heading for town shortly. Plus there's another likely interesting meeting at the library about the Madison Buffalo Jump, and the wife wants me to grocery shop.
Possibly shooting for all three, soon as I finish this fantastic venison & bacon cheeseburger. Deer from right here on the farm, & local organic "free-range" pork, also from right down the road! Bacon cheeseburgers can approach healthy at times...

 

[cjcj]

hope they don't all decide to change majors when they hear what i have to say.

lmao..

 

[AH_14]

big thanks to Randy for his appearance last night. I had a great time listening to him. my first post after many hours of viewing and reading hunttalk

 

[MHMT]

Good job Randy. Fish and Wildlife majors need that reality check. We don't hear enough (in classes at MSU) of how much politics have to do with wildlife management.

Some professors are trying, to an extent, to teach us about the political side, but it is not preparing people for reality.

 

[1_pointer]

Good job Randy. Fish and Wildlife majors need that reality check. We don't hear enough (in classes at MSU) of how much politics have to do with wildlife management.

Some professors are trying, to an extent, to teach us about the political side, but it is not preparing people for reality.

I had the same experience at Utah State. The professors know the science but have little to no experience in the politics or regulations in getting the science applied. That said, learning the science is very handy if you are able to put yourself in a position to apply it...