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A Billings man is screaming to the heavens about how unfair it is that, as a non-Native man, his hunting rights are restricted on Reservations in Montana. 

We could go on for ages about how this doesn't matter due to things like Tribal Sovereignty, Indian being a legal matter and not a racial one in this case and a plethora of other inalienable factors that this stubborn man cannot seem to comprehend.  

It is also of note that he can get permission to hunt on Indian Land from a Native.  Why isn't he doing this?

This is a notable Round Up today, readers.  There's a lot of stuff that should've been on the front page in terms of significance, but other stuff was more significant.  So, let's round up this stuff that didn't make it to Redlines and digest.

Billings Man Cites Hunting Discrimination

from KULR-8:

The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals is now hearing the case of a Billings man who claims he's being denied the right to hunt, based on his race.