The Blackfeet Indian Reservation drains the "glacial waters" and "runoff" from snow pack on Triple Divide in the Rocky Mountains in Glacier National Park adjacent to Blackfeet Reservation streams, St. Mary River, Milk River, Swift Current creek, Kennedy Creek, Cut Bank creek, Two Medicine River, Badger Creek, Birch Creek, and many smaller creeks, lakes, pot holes, and springs, as well as aquifers available for development on 1.3 million acres of individual allotted Blackfeet Trust Lands [tax free] for bottled water plant facility on the reservation and food and beverage processing plants. I am part owner of 1,000 acres of tax free allotted lands, with the South Fork of Cut Bank Creek running through the property, and I know many other Blackfeet allotted landowners who wish to join the project if funding and a business partner can be found to help develop our private-properties into the beneficial use of our reserved reservation waters to bring us out of a century of tribal poverty.
Business opportunities include a bottled water plant facility, food and beverage processing plants, fish farms, and tourism businesses to serve two million Glacier Park tourists that pass through the reservation in July and August spending $168,000,000 in 90 days purchasing food, beverage, gas, hotel and restaurant goods and services. Indian culture center and souvenir shop sites at St. Mary Village on the east side entrance to Glacier Park on the Blackfeet Reservation are also available, Blackfeet Indians own valuable properties but the federal government has proven a failure for over a century in assisting the Indians to economic self-reliance based on developing Blackfeet resources and businesses. We hope to eliminate poverty here with investment funds and new business partners!
Please Send Serious Inquiries to:
Robert "Bob" Juneau Sr.- Enrolled member of the Blackfeet Tribe
1145 34th Street, Apt #110, Missoula, Montana, 59801
Blackfeet Trust landowner of 1,000 acres
(406) 493-0894
E-Mail Address, blkftpatriot@yahoo.com
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