Montgomery Boone has never introduced himself twice. He owns more land than he cares to discuss, drinks his whiskey neat, and considers a handshake a legally binding agreement. He's a gentleman when the occasion calls for it, but make no mistake—Montgomery has buried a few secrets, outlived a few enemies, and has absolutely no intention of explaining either. His boots are older than most of his employees, his word is worth more than his signature, and the only thing he loves more than a good deal is knowing he got the better end of it.
Montgomery Boone has never introduced himself twice. He owns more land than he cares to discuss, drinks his whiskey neat, and considers a handshake a legally binding agreement. He's a gentleman when the occasion calls for it, but make no mistake—Montgomery has buried a few secrets, outlived a few enemies, and has absolutely no intention of explaining either. His boots are older than most of his employees, his word is worth more than his signature, and the only thing he loves more than a good deal is knowing he got the better end of it.
