It was 30 years ago, Miss M. He wasn’t governor then. He (or, I’m told, his father) painted over it, and turned the rock over. They did the right thing.
It’s not his ranch, it’s just a place where they hunt. We lease our place out for hunting sometimes, and at least as far as we’re concerned, they have NO rights to touch anything here other than hunting. They can’t take down our fences, they can’t change the sign at the gate, they can’t mess with the crops. They can hunt, period.
I stand by my post #190 which clearly explains my position. I never suggested the Governor do anything on the property without permission.
And the Grand Tetons in no way measures up to Niggerhead - which is distinctly provocative and ugly.