A Stream Access Battle on Montana's Gallatin River
In 2021, lifelong Montanan and duck hunter Matt Treinen was ticketed for criminal trespass at a river access he'd used since he was a kid.
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In 2021, lifelong Montanan and duck hunter Matt Treinen was ticketed for criminal trespass at a river access he'd used since he was a kid.
A conflict in the state’s richest valley pitted out-of-state landowners against local hunters and anglers over a few crucial feet of land
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The second recording with this lineup (third overall) from Kyle Huval and the Dixie Club Ramblers would fit well with Cajun recordings from 70 years ago. Huval wrote 11 of these dozen tracks in Cajun French, a prolific quantity not typically seen on new releases. Besides his excellent command of the language, he wrote these
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