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House Ag Committee discusses bill restricting bison transfers
Last updated 2/17/2021 at 11:50am
The Montana House of Representatives Agriculture Committee held a hearing Tuesday regarding a pair of bills that could slow or halt restoration efforts for bison in Montana. The first, House Bill 318, sponsored by Rep. Kenneth Holmlund R-Miles City would clarify that no bison that has been kept in captivity, is owned by someone or has been subject to per capita fees can be considered a wild bison. Holmlund and proponents of the bill, including representatives from the United Property Owners of Montana and the Montana Association of Counties, said this would further clarify what animals ca.
Muzzleloaders would be restricted to iron sights and traditional firearms such as flintlock and matchlock designs rather than modern muzzleloaders with scopes.
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Montana Brewers Relieved By Continued Tax Cut
The omnibus spending bill passed by Congress last week and signed into law by President Donald Trump on Sunday makes tax cuts permanent for manufacturers of beer, wine and spirits. The cuts will likely help keep Montana brewers in business as they weather the rest of the pandemic.
Ethan Kohoutek is the president of the Montana Brewers Association and owns Ten Mile Creek Brewery in Helena. He says that like the rest of the hospitality industry, Montana breweries have had a rough year, including his. It s a bummer to not have people doing normal things in our tap rooms, Kohoutek said.