Hi Taylor: Glad to meet you. Our chapter is small. Happy Camp is in the middle of no where, about 60 miles to nearest decent store. We have about 30-40 active members and twice that many that come out in emergencies. We, ourselves do not have access to lawyers but I have been told the main orginization does. We are in the process of seeing if we have access to them. I went to search the web on Alta Vista and ran "private property rights people for usa," it came up with a lot of good stuff. It would take me some time to go through it all. I didn't see anything right off the bat for Montana. If not, one needs to be started or you can join ours. We do have some members out of state. If you had your own you could deal with local problems better. When NMFS came at us and placed us under attack, we had thousands of letters written and sent. We contacted everyone in the county to join in. They were swamped with letters. It had never happen to them before. They count E-Mail like a hundred E-Mail for one hand written letter. One hand written letter is worth 10,000 voters opinion and a call is even better. We will suport any good cause. Right now its gun manufacturers. City, states and counties are trying to circumvent the constitution to put the manufacturers out of business by law suits. It would cost them to much to fight the suits and run them out of business. What business would be next? E-Mails are getting more important to our representitives but hand letters are better right now. I hope this answers your questions. Stan