Guest opinion: Legislature should affirm corner

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It’s archery season here in Montana, and access to our public lands should be easy. When we hunt, hike or otherwise recreate in a responsible way, we shouldn’t have to navigate a maze of legal uncertainty when we step from one public parcel to the next where they meet at the corners.

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