Having grown up there I would agree...when the folks from Pittsburgh, Erie, Philadelphia, or the like came into town for rifle season all the home folks who really knew the area and knew how to hunt used to get real nervous.  Sure there were exceptions, but most of the 'city boys' didn't really have the skills they needed to.  The key up there is to either bow hunt or find a pretty secluded place to rifle hunt to get away from the crowds.  That's not easy to do, but it can be done.

This weapon was supposedly found in January '09 stuffed in a hollowed-out tree along the Yellowstone River near Glendive Montana.  A Field and Stream Article link is here.  How it stayed in this condition is unknown, except maybe someone covered it with bear grease - at least that's what the article said.