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United Property Owners of Montana, Inc., would like to know if you are willing to further support this effort to protect our private property rights. We are asking for confirmation of your support by the following means:
1) Will you be willing to participate in a sign campaign that would have you posting protest signs on your gate?
2) Will you be willing to make a commitment of your acres to a potential lockout of the general public hunter this fall?
These are both final measures that would only be taken if the FWP and the current administration refuse to rescind the limited permits that seek to force public access onto private property by punitively affecting the landowner. The lockout would target the general public hunter that is allowed non-fee access. This is not an action against that hunter, but against the policies of the FWP that attempt to force access. It would not be a lockout of family, friends, or clients, as those are not the focus of the FWP attempt to force access.
Since our first meeting in Roundup, three proposed Constitutional Initiatives were filed with the Secretary of State. One of the initiatives offers the following Statement of Purpose:
This initiative deals with citizen access to land for the purpose of hunting and fishing. In order to increase citizen access to the wild fish and wild game owned by the citizens of the State of Montana the purpose of this initiative requires that no person directly or indirectly inhibit access through the purchase, sale, trade, barter or offer to purchase or sell access to land for hunting or fishing for commercial or exclusive use.
This is a major step in the taking of our private property rights, and must be taken seriously. Please contact any of the steering committee listed below if you have any questions.
Thank you in advance for taking the time to return this email with your reply.
www.unitedpropertyownersofmt.com
Mark and Deanna Robbins, 406-464-2281
Toby Dahl, 406-323-3614
Don Proue, 406-323-3456
United Property Owners of Montana, Inc., would like to know if you are willing to further support this effort to protect our private property rights. We are asking for confirmation of your support by the following means:
1) Will you be willing to participate in a sign campaign that would have you posting protest signs on your gate?
2) Will you be willing to make a commitment of your acres to a potential lockout of the general public hunter this fall?
These are both final measures that would only be taken if the FWP and the current administration refuse to rescind the limited permits that seek to force public access onto private property by punitively affecting the landowner. The lockout would target the general public hunter that is allowed non-fee access. This is not an action against that hunter, but against the policies of the FWP that attempt to force access. It would not be a lockout of family, friends, or clients, as those are not the focus of the FWP attempt to force access.
Since our first meeting in Roundup, three proposed Constitutional Initiatives were filed with the Secretary of State. One of the initiatives offers the following Statement of Purpose:
This initiative deals with citizen access to land for the purpose of hunting and fishing. In order to increase citizen access to the wild fish and wild game owned by the citizens of the State of Montana the purpose of this initiative requires that no person directly or indirectly inhibit access through the purchase, sale, trade, barter or offer to purchase or sell access to land for hunting or fishing for commercial or exclusive use.
This is a major step in the taking of our private property rights, and must be taken seriously. Please contact any of the steering committee listed below if you have any questions.
Thank you in advance for taking the time to return this email with your reply.
www.unitedpropertyownersofmt.com
Mark and Deanna Robbins, 406-464-2281
Toby Dahl, 406-323-3614
Don Proue, 406-323-3456
