The list could go on for days.
Regardless of what you’re thankful for today and every day, I hope you have the best Thanksgiving Day of your life. My first love was Montana, and that love keeps growing more and more every day, and, just as Cap said in his Captain’s Column article this morning, a huge part of what makes this state so amazing is the hunting, fishing, trapping and outdoor recreation opportunities we have here. Owning a piece of this state and being able to take advantage of everything Montana has to offer will be on my mind the most as I sit among people I care about so much.
Enjoy your holiday, and give thanks as if every day were Thanksgiving Day! Congratulations to those hunters who were fortunate enough to already fill their freezers, and good luck to the hunters still after their critters!
-Angela Montana
2013 dinner
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