Governor Bullock and Butte come together to protect public lands

Montana Governor Steve Bullock speaks to a crowd about his efforts and promise to protect public lands and access.

The transfer of Federal land to the states and the protection of Montana's great Stream Access law have taken center stage in this election cycle.  Governer Bullock came to Highline park in Butte last Friday for a short rally.  Folks from the George Grant Chapter of Trout Unlimited, Highline Hunters and Anglers, other groups, and concerned citizens enjoyed a nice day in Butte and a visit from our most public lands freindly gubernatorial candidate.

Public Lands Rally in Butte Tomorrow!!

Join (the always dreamy) Amanda Curtis, Governor Bullock, and Butte hunters and anglers in Skyline Park Tomorrow!!  See you there!

Jerry Kustich, Co-founder of Sweetgrass Rods, criticizes DU in the Standard

Jerry Kustich wrote a great Letter to the Editor for the Montana Standard about the Ducks Unlimited/James Cox ordeal.  He has lived in Twin Bridges for the last 30 years (the area where Cox's contested bridges are).  He's also the co-founder of Sweetgrass Rods, a bamboo rod company in Twin Bridges.  

Great article Mr. Kustich!!

This guy sucks...

James Cox Kennedy - Photo From Forbes.com

This Atlanta billionaire has been leading a calculated and well-funded opposition to public access to the Ruby River in Southwest Montana.  So far, he's not done so well. 

Learn more here:

MT Standard article "Hearing set Sept. 21"   

and

"A River Runs Through Cox Land"