Montana opens spring black bear season on March 15
Montana's spring black bear season runs March 15 to June 15 1971 with new rules. Residents need a 1971 big game license after May 1 and fall bears require a $5 license. nonresidents pay $35 spring and $151 general plus $35 grizzly licenses in autumn. Restrictions include no cubs or females with cubs, protected areas, and new fluorescent color rules pending May 1972. Grizzly season gains higher license costs and a seven year waiting period.
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Orville Lewis
Fish and Game Department
Bob Marshall
Gallatin County
Max Stone
Middlin Pond
Helena Valley
Helena
George Holton
Holton
Fish and Game
Bridge failure prompts joint talks on Sun River span
Teton and Cascade counties convened with insurance and Hamilton Ranch representatives in a two hour meeting to review the downed Lowry Bridge across the Sun River near Simms. They explored replacing the span with four enclosed piling piers and ice breakers at an estimated cost around 60 000 dollars versus over 150 000 for an overhead deck, with further contractor offers to be studied.
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Sun River
Hamilton Ranch
Cascade County Board of Commissioners
Teton County
Cascade
Insurance and Ranch Company
H. W. Chalfant
The
Home Insurance Co
Hamilton Ranch Co
Robert L. Batista
Clint C. Harrington
Teton
William Riggs
Cascade Commission
John S. Jermain
Surveyor and
Batista
Harrington
Riggs
Chalfant
McGillis
Bud C. Olson
Roy Goodell
James G. Tuel
Ranch Company
St. Jermain
Shubat
Milo F. Dean
James R. Walsh
Cascade County
Joe Lennon
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