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“unlike most Californians who fled their state and moved here and then wanted to make Montana into a version of what they left behind.”

— Dean Koontz

“As the frontier contracted and crimes such as rustling began attracting more official notice, “cowboy” became a generic term to describe habitual thugs or…

— Jeff Guinn

Lawsuits - and frivolous lawsuits - are just sapping the life out of the people who perform the services and deliver the goods for…

— Conrad Burns

“When it comes to reporting crimes committed by states considered friendly to the West, atrocity fatigue rapidly kicks in.”

— Angana P. Chatterji

“A man could shoot thirty ducks if it pleased him, and then shoot thirty more the next day, and it was perfectly legal. His…

— Stefan Bechtel

“Indeed, the first step toward becoming a true outlaw is the refusal to be victimized.”

— Tom Robbins

“Yellowstone Park does not belong to Wyoming. It belongs to all of us.”

— Wayne Owens

“This process, one of trading the state to outside owners in exchange for their (it now seems) entirely temporary agreement to enrich us, in…

— Joan Didion

“The last time somebody pointed out that cowboys ride horses, not tricycles, I shot him. Of course, I waited until another gunslinger gunned him…

— Jarod Kintz

Redneck law: Must have a gun. Must shoot it regularly.

— Willie Robertson

“Americans, Putnam argued, were going it alone, less inclined to participate in the civic groups that once kept communities close. That is certainly not…

— Ted Koppel

“Prohibition is the trigger of crime.”

— Ian Fleming