Bigjay73
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Made by a woman I presume
Weird highway warning signs
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runningmt
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Off campus, but close
Straight Arrow
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The sign is in protest to the American Prairie Reserve willing-seller-willing-buyer purchase of north central Montana grasslands and reintroducing bison to the area. The reference is aimed at whining about the acquisition of BLM grazing rights along with the ranch purchases. Never mind that all the butt-hurt neighbors also take advantage of their own low-fee gubment grazing handouts. "Federal Land Grab"?! What a joke!
BTW, some of that Federal land leased by APR is now accessible for hunting and other recreational activities. Some was not previously accessible to the public.
BTW, some of that Federal land leased by APR is now accessible for hunting and other recreational activities. Some was not previously accessible to the public.
And the highway sign thread turned into this. mtmuley
MThuntr
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Somewhere west of London
FamilyMan
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Somewhere near Rangely.
Straight Arrow
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Although posted as a road sign at the turn on a county road ... I apologize to those butt-hurt if it's not on a paved highway. 'Did not intend to hijack or even skew this interesting and entertaining thread.
Been right there where that sign is. Didn't take a pic. Glad you did. mtmuley
glass eye
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There's an Interstate mountain grade just west of me and a sign IMPERIAL COUNTY and then a few moments later SAN DIEGO COUNTY, then IMPERIAL COUNTY, then SAN DIEGO, then IMPERIAL again.... then you lose count.
OntarioHunter
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I haven't seen that sign yet but I have seen a host of the colorful commercially made "Save A Cowboy" ones with the same hate APR message. The angle used in those is only slightly more comical. Yeah sure, save Montana ranches for eastern US wannabe cowboys/developers to buy up instead of APR. Pffft!
Let me guess, this is on the interstate where there’s no cell service?
There is no service there but they spelled problem incorrectly.
Double whammy!
Straight Arrow
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My intent was also to point to the increased public access at this time when access is such an issue. After all this is a forum with focus on hunting and access to public lands. (as well as to private habitat ... with permission.)
OntarioHunter
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For California tourists?
There's a whole thread about APR. mtmuley
geetar
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Saw quite a few of these in Utah. 
