Voices

Ryan Bronson writes, "A recent editorial, appropriately printed near April Fool’s Day, inaccurately referred to the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (RMEF) as an organization that works against hunters."

Jim Elliot writes, "Some of the excommunicated Republican senators could prove problematic for the party going forward. Four of them will still be in the Senate for the 2027 session. They may have long memories."

Steve Platt writes, "HB 635 violated one of the tenets of the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation, guaranteeing wealthy non-residents special access to deer and elk tags, while ordinary non-resident hunters and resident hunters got nothing in return."

Nastaran Rahnama writes, "This situation is utterly disgusting and from an international perspective embarrassing, knowing also that tourist money will only assist to destroy the environment."

Mike Garrity writes, "Since Montana alone has more than 2 million cows – compared to less than 1,000 grizzlies in the entire Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, our lawsuit and the Court's Order ensure that grizzlies are protected."

David Daniels writes, "Does Trump intend to silence everyone who speaks on behalf of Palestinian children and refugees?"

Youpa Stein writes, "The presence of unbound styrene in the containers, the ability of this styrene to contaminate food, and the documented hazards of styrene exposure provide compelling reasons to use other materials.”

Sneed Collard writes, "Books usually are written by people who have actually studied their topics and know what they’re talking about."

Bruce Sterling writes, "In some ways, I wish RMEF would go back to doing nothing in Helena, rather than actively working against the interests of resident hunters."

Tanya Gates writes, "The chaos in Washington, D.C. will have a disproportionate impact on Montana—a state defined by vast swaths of federally protected and managed public lands."