Both tribes have quarrelled their way into huge local, state, and national problems, between tribes and within tribes.
Yes, actually I have, even though the Trump era then the Biden era spending have imposed a huge national debt. Neither has really impacted my hunting, outdoor recreation or...
Yes, he is extremely accomplished and successful in many ways, few of which relate to his knowledge, experience, understanding, and ability to respresent Montana in Congress.
I would like to see him enjoy his successes going forward and become a valuable and respected Montana citizen who grows...
Prayers and hope for the best. Damn cancer!!! With prostrate cancer now in my rearview mirror, I can relate to the pain and embarassment of dealing with the effects. When you gotta pee, you gotta pee ... and right now! I know of every bathroom and roadside bush for a hundred miles.
I hope...
As you enter the canyon coming from Helena there is an exit onto the frontage recreation road along Little Prickly Pear Creek. Off to the right on the hill near that interchange is an odd complex with some ramshackle buildings, a pond, pieces of junk equipment, and some goats, horse, domestic...
No, but if one spends most of adult life elsewhere then moves to Montana or returns to Montana, lives here for a relative "ten minutes" and boasts about Montana values of which he has no clue ... why would we think he's the right guy to advocate for Montana and represent Montana in Congress...
I just finished reading his book, HUSH OF THE LAND, which includes his outfitter and wilderness protector story. His life has been exciting, adventurous, and meaningful ... and continues to be so. His relationships with guests included teaching history and values of wilderness through...
Bingo! There are many of us who opposed sales tax forever, who now realize the benefits. The Governor recently appointed a committee to address the property tax problems. First thing he told them at the initial meeting was that sales tax was off the table. Don't even discuss it...
Belgrade, just west of Bozeman, is growing as fast, maybe faster, than Bozo. The school student population is burgeoning and a new elementary school is direly needed, but the recent bond levy failed, due to the recent escalation of property taxes, IMO. School financial needs are discriminated...
UNLESS it's landlocked surrounded by private land, with no public roads through the private land or abutting the public land. That's the real public access "beef"!
With your wonderful photos, respectful descriptions, and this concluding recap and personal perspective, you could put together a very nice publication for tabletop dissemination and for your own documentation of a great tour and historical close look on-the-grounds.