Straight Arrow
Well-known member
Yes, the website touts this "Crazy Mountain Hideaway" as a "Paradise of Relaxation" at a "height of 6200 ft". ('Wonder what the elevation is!?)
The "perfect location for hunters", the "cabin not accessible to the general public lies amid the Crazy Mountains on our private ranch". For "Trespass hunting fee, please call us." Obviously this cabin is advertised as an exclusive spot in the Crazies, without access to the riffraff of public hunters and hikers. It is the far too prevalent advertising statement made by private-land-next-to-public-land outfitters and landowners. One outfitter near Bozeman shows a large swath of land on his website's map that includes National Forest, public land, and private tracts large and small (including a small parcel of mine) that he describes as encompassing his "leased" hunting grounds. Many of the private and public tracts seen advertised as an outfitter's or landowner's hunting areas certainly are not exclusive to them, but seem to be an effective advertising gimmick.
The "perfect location for hunters", the "cabin not accessible to the general public lies amid the Crazy Mountains on our private ranch". For "Trespass hunting fee, please call us." Obviously this cabin is advertised as an exclusive spot in the Crazies, without access to the riffraff of public hunters and hikers. It is the far too prevalent advertising statement made by private-land-next-to-public-land outfitters and landowners. One outfitter near Bozeman shows a large swath of land on his website's map that includes National Forest, public land, and private tracts large and small (including a small parcel of mine) that he describes as encompassing his "leased" hunting grounds. Many of the private and public tracts seen advertised as an outfitter's or landowner's hunting areas certainly are not exclusive to them, but seem to be an effective advertising gimmick.
