Montana upland game hunting rules released
The Montana Fish and Game commission issued regulations for upland game birds including blue grouse ruffed Franklin sharp tailed and Hungarian partridge with no open chukar season. Thirty counties open September 21 to October 5 for blue ruffed Franklin grouse and a three bird daily bag limit applies.
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Montana Fish and Game Commission
Montana
Lincoln
Flathead
Sanders
Mineral
Lake
Missoula
Ravalli
Granite
Powell
Deerlodge
Silver Bow
Beaverhead
Madison
Gallatin
Park
Pondera
Teton
Lewis and Clark
Cascade
Broadwater
Meagher
Sweet Grass
Stillwater
Carbon
Bighorn
Golden Valley
Wheatland
Fergus
Judith Basin
Chouteau
Four Seasons Set for Prairie Birds and Waterfowl Seasons
Montana outlines hunting rules for sharp tailed grouse and partridge across multiple counties September 21 to 28 with a three bird daily bag. Upland birds require shotgun under a size limit. mountain grouse may be hunted with rifle or handgun. Longbows allowed for grouse and partridge. public highways banned. preserves and reservations closed. Waterfowl seasons proposed: ducks and coot 75 days Oct 11 to Dec 24 with five per day. Canada and white fronted geese two per day. snow geese five per day with up to two Canada geese. timing depends on divide location.
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Glacier
Toole
Pondera
Teton
Lewis and Clark
Csacade
Judith Basin
Daniels
Sheridan
Roosevelt
Richland
Flathead
Blackfoot
Fish and Game Commission
U. S. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Washington, D. C
Montana
Canada
Continental Divide
Poetess Dorothy Barrett Finds Montana Fountains of Verse
The Great Falls Tribune feature profiles Dorothy Pye Barrett the Chateau poetess who writes about Montana life from her farm east of Chateau. She cites open plains friendly people and Montana weather as inspirations while sharing plans for two children’s books and two poetry booklets Montana Glimpses and More Montana Glimpses.
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Great Falls Tribune
Montana
Dorothy Pye Barrett
Chateau
Fairfield
Edgar H. Barrett
Salt Lake
Bra
Charles Douglas
Charles Hanson
Jesse Shaw
Sue Ann Otness
Leslie Otness
Leslie
Shirley
Howard Hanson
Bill Bruce
Michael Raymond
Wayne Carlson
Jim Arensmeyer
Farmington
Lowell Meyers
Bena Faye Christman
East Farmington
Wendy Otness
Elizabeth Hawley
Jennie Bouma
Grand Rapids
Mich
Louie Bouma
Herman
Hattie
Eunice Arensmeyer
Bozeman
Eunice
Burton Country
Elam
Ernest Spokely
Rinehardt Arensmeyer
Seattle
Julius McClohorn
Rinehardt Arnsmeyer
Macon
Chateau Park
Leslie Chalmers
Leslie Arensmeyer
Bill Arensmeyer
Ben Chalmers
Enoch Stroh
Joe LeDesky
Christy Otness
Poised Montana writer Pearl Tangen highlighted in Farmington record
The Farmington column profiles Pearl Tangen Barrett a Montana poet known for Courage and Montana Glimpses works with illustrations by Andrew G Alpha. It notes how inspiration drives her writing often at night and while busy, and recalls her early jingles leading to serious poetry after 1937 with later publications in 1949 and 1952.
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National Broadcasting System
Salt Lake City
Choteau Man Explains July Night Hailstorm Cause
S/Sgt. James E. Howard, a Choteau native and Travis AFB forecaster, explains the July 26 hailstorm in Teton county. He cites a sudden cold dry air surge from Washington colliding with warm moist clouds, plus prior mild days, as the trigger for the destructive hail and grain losses.
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James E. Howard
Howard, Choteau
Travis Air Force Base
California
Teton County
Canada
Washington
Alaska
Montana
Thun
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Betty McGlohorn
Earl LeDesky
Aanov
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Helena
Conrad Cowboys
Sunburst Refiners
Fairfield Eagles
Texaco Tips
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Deke
Chateau Texaco Service
Hamilton Funds, Inc
Hamilton
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