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HUNTING TRADITIONS

By : Jack McInerney , Sales Associate The real estate professionals at Liv e Water Properties are unique in the passions we hav e with hunting, fishing and the outdoors. I am an aspiring fisherm an, with a passion for hunting that has not allowed m uch tim e for im prov ing m y fishing bey ond the label of nov ice.

This fall, after m any day s spent in the hills chasing elk with m y bow and hav ing m any shooting opportunities on bulls, I filled m y tag with a sm all bull taken with m y rifle on the second day of general season. It rates up there as one of m y all-tim e special hunting m em ories. Standing with m e as I took the bull were m y 82 -y ear-old m om and m y 1 7 -y ear-old daughter.

Our current ranch is located on the northern edge of the Little Belt Mountains in central Montana. I hav e dev eloped the property for hunting, but the m ost special m em ories circle around tim e spent with fam ily and friends. During the afternoon with m y m om and daughter, we enjoy ed telling stories of hunting and fishing trips throughout each of our liv es. The oral history of m y fam ily m ost often includes the outings from our house in the m orning darkness, or the nights when we were



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expected shortly after dark and arriv ed hom e near m idnight. As m y dad died when I was 1 3 , these tales are his grandchildren's opportunity to know him through the retelling of our past adv entures.

Purchasing a ranch in Montana prov ides the beginnings of a new base cam p for adv entures and a pinnacle m om ent in m any of our liv es as we are fulfilling a dream of owning a recreational property in the m ountain west. In m y initial perspectiv e, the purchase of our property was about dev eloping wildlife habitat and harv esting elk and deer. What I realize m ore and m ore is, it's a place for fam ilies and friends to gather and dev elop a cam araderie that grows relationships far bey ond the hunt.

As m y daughter, m om and I rounded the corner in the road, I told them when we were set up, the elk would likely be m ov ing from right to left across the m eadow we were going to watch. As I explained "the plan", m y m om pointed ahead and said "there are two elk right there" running from left to right, obv iously not aware of m y plan or m y am azing acum en as an elk hunter. More elk followed and as m y daughter decided they were too far for her to shoot, I shot the last one still in the clearing. After m y shot, m ore elk appeared quickly , m uch closer from the left until 80 anim als stood in front of us, including a beautiful 6 x6 that m ost of us would dream to m ount on the wall. My hunt was done and m y daughter, Casey , had m ore interest in watching the herd for the next 2 0 m inutes than harv esting the big bull. The three of us sat watching and v isiting as the herd m ov ed slowly towards tim ber. This special tim e is the m om ent m y daughter will talk about with her children and grandchildren 4 0 y ears from now, and how those generations will understand m y m om as the special m other and grandm a we hav e known and lov ed.

My brothers showed up later as I was finishing field dressing the elk and helped load her into the pickup after a photo session with all three generations sharing in the experience of our adv enture. The fact m y m om had to spot elk for m e to shoot was not lost on them , and I am sure the factual story m ay change in our retelling as m y fam ily once again shakes their heads at baby brother and how m om fav ors m e.

That's ok. It is all part of the continuing history of m y fam ily and the special tim es spent on our Montana ranch. It is a testim ony to what is waiting for y ou.

FEATURED AGENT

Jack McInerney - Sales Associate

My passion for outdoor activ ities hav e interconnected with m y interest in im prov ing properties we hav e acquired, which are diam onds in the rough waiting to be polished. I enjoy bringing enthusiasm and acquired experience to add perspectiv e to y our real estate transaction. To speak with Jack McInerney please call 4 06 .2 2 0.1 6 9 6 or em ail jack@liv .

Affiliat ions:

CASA/Guardian Ad Litem Montana Six th Judicial District



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Shields V alley Future Farmers of America Alumni member/v olunteer Shields V alley Business Professionals of America v olunteer Small Business Management coach/judge Southern Crazy Mountain Watershed Group founding board member National Rifle Association member Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation member Ducks Unlimited member Red Cross of Park County past board member

MONTANA FEATURED HUNTING PROPERTIES

Coy ot e Creek Ranch Grant , Mont ana Price: $4 ,2 00,000

Acreage: 2 ,804 Acres Feat ures:

Fishing on Coy ote Ck. Homes, barn & corrals

Prickly Pear Mt n Ranch Cany on Creek, Mont ana

Price: $3 ,9 50,000 Acreage: 1 ,3 4 0 Acres

Feat ures:

Judit h Mt n Hunt ing Ranch Lewist on, Mont ana Price: $89 5,000 Acreage: 7 3 4 Acres Feat ures:

4,987 sqft main home Trophy elk hunting

Big game/bird hunting Endless mtn. v iews

WYOMING FEATURED HUNTING PROPERTIES

Rome Hill Ranch Ten Sleep, Wy oming Price: $1 3 .9 5M, Was$1 5M Acreage: 9 ,3 4 2 Acres

Feat ures:

20,342 div erse acres Ex cellent elk hunting

Fall Creek Ranch Jackson Hole, Wy oming

Price: $1 0,7 00,000 Acreage: 1 6 4 Acres

Feat ures:

5,200 sqft log home Equestrian facilities

Circle Lazy H on Fall Creek Wilson, Wy oming Price: $1 0,000,000 Acreage: 1 6 0 Acres Feat ures:

Priv ate mtn. setting True inholding



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