MontanaMax

About 10-12 years ago, when our subscription to XM was about $16/year each, the wife took up an offer for XM for life for $400 for each of us. I was furious then, telling her she'd been taken, and I get PO'd now when she laughs at me and all the way to the bank and rubs my nose in her great deal (which now includes Sirius too). Its the only reliable radio in Montana due to distances and mountains. Wish I'd gotten one for each of the kids then too...

Anytime I lake fish, especially bass or pike, I get fish slime from shaking fish on my arms, neck and face, jeans, you name it. Fish slime gets on all parts of the boat that I later touch. Heck. I've gotten fish slime on my bait and lures from missed strikes and missed fish, and even rod handles from being stowed next to another rod. Point is, just using surgical gloves or other methods to avoid slime in handling fish won't solve the problem for a fish allergic. Some more to think about because indirect contact can be just as problematic. I'd think about taking the kid's allergist along....

Does look great. Might want to add a little cayenne and gumbo file (pronounced "fee-lay") powder.

Camp Chef Expedition 3, with accessory flat iron grill and smoker box. Only way to go.

I'm sensing that like the OP, not many of the posters read the title commitment, the attachments, or listened when the lawyer explained them at closing. OP has most of his answers to his questions in the closing packet he got, so I would suggest starting his research there. I see hunting, fishing, and recreation rights (which would include trapping) reserved in rural lands fairly frequently so the kid may have rights the OP can't do anything about even though he now owns the land. I would start by finding out if anyone reserved rights, and that would dictate my course from there. Those closing documents will then help him with boundaries, easements versus right of ways. Once he knows what's going on, then can call the authorities if he needs help. Taking and discarding evidence is not something I'd recommend to anyone no matter how in the "right" they are.

Not to mention the preliminary title commitment you obtain before you buy a property would tell you what ground you own, what easements there are including roadways and where they are located, and any reservation of rights to the original landowner before development, which could include right of entry to trap. I think I would have started there before posting here and asking the world what is right under the situation that nobody could possibly know without those documents.

It's the consumed sad life of some Bama and Bison fans....

I have a 30.06 I used hunting everything from antelope to elk for 25 years. I bought a .270 ten years ago and find it kills these animals just the same with 35 less grains in the bullet. Noslers are a must. The 270 shoots flatter and I feel good out to 400 yds whereas the confidence in the 30.06 waned at 300 yds. I switched because the .270 is about 4 lbs lighter which feels like 50 lbs lighter at the end of a day elk hunting. Looking back I love my 30.06 and it is a warhorse but I would pick the .270 if I could only have one.

I happen to know for a fact they edit out of the show every week where each member of the family laughs all the way to the bank. I watched one episode, saw I knew more about "the bush" than they did by my third year in Boy Scouts, and immediately turned back to Alaska the Last Frontier. I'm much more enamored with junk pile millionaires acting like they live off the land than the Brown family amateurs. From Stoopid Housewives: http://stoopidhousewives.com/2015/01/31/...alaskanbushppl/

I'm pretty sure rooting for a team on an outdoor forum has nothing to do with the success of that team. But if your ego so desperately feels the need to take credit for other's work just because you like them more than others, keep knocking yourself out.

Wow did this take an interesting turn when I was away earning a living. I say stay. We all enjoy laughing at you from time to time, we just wish you could do the same.

Have DNR do whatever they did in Mille Lacs for the walleyes there to pike waters statewide. All trophies and slot, no eaters.

Says one who rises to cheap bait quicker than carp. Your still trying to win, when everyone else is trying to have fun. All good humor is 90% talk with a 10% kernel of truth. Why argue with the talk in someone's schtick? Take it from someone who's favorite team since 1977 is an FCS team that has beaten PAC-10 teams and gotten blown out by SEC teams. We don't take offense at the FCS's obscurity, or people who poke fun at it. I think it's funnier than he77 that people call eastern Montana "West Dakota" (now THAT'S an insult!)

You just had to make my point again. Thanks for the reaffirmation. Go Bison players and coaches!