Loss of public access to private land frustrates hunters in Mineral, Sanders counties
Matt Williams, of Kalispell, hunts for upland game birds with his Weimaraners Yega and Trinket at the Blasdel Waterfowl Production Area on Tuesday, Dec. 28. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
John Hickman, a representative of the firm marketing MKH Montana's land in Mineral and Sanders counties, speaks at a meeting in Plains earlier this month. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
Lee Anderson, Region 1 supervisor for Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, speaks at a meeting held in Plains to discuss public access to private lands. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
When the general hunting season opened Oct. 22, longtime hunters in Mineral and Sanders counties were shocked to find some of their favorite grounds closed to the public. ...
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