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Friday, January 13

Cleaning up at Maag Amusement Park

We dont know who was crazy enough to lend Charlie

a four-wheeler with a snow plow, but it did provide
for plenty of Thursday afternoon entertainment at
the Maag Amusement Park located on the south
side of Glasgow! Charlie was getting it all cleaned
up for the big NFL playoff game between his beloved
Seattle Seahawks playing at the Atlanta Falcons.
He invites everyone to Maag Amusement Park for
the pre-game tailgate party to indulge in hot cider

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and Little Smokies (as long as you bring em). Its

a BYOB event (Bring Your Own Blankie). For more
information call 263-4028. The other NFL game
will have the Houston Texans at the New England
Patriots at 6:15 p.m. Sundays match-ups feature
the Pittsburgh Steelers and Kansas City Chiefs with
an 11:05 kickoff followed by an afternoon of the
Green Bay Packers at Dallas Cowboys with a 2:40
kick-off. Charlie says, Go Seahawks!

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FREE POPCORN WITH EVERY PAID ADMISSION

January 13 - 19

SHOWINGS
228-9239

www.polsontheatres.com

4:00PM
6:50PM
9:15PM

140 Min.

PG-13

intense
sequences of
violence and
action, thematic
elements and
brief strong
language

Cast: Michael Fassbender, Marion Cotillard, Jeremy Irons, Brendan Gleeson, Michael K.
Williams
Through a revolutionary technology that unlocks his genetic memories, Callum Lynch (Michael
Fassbender) experiences the adventures of his ancestor, Aguilar, in 15th Century Spain. Callum
discovers he is descended from a mysterious secret society, the Assassins, and amasses
incredible knowledge and skills to take on the oppressive and powerful Templar organization
in the present day.

4:10PM
7:00PM
9:20PM

116 Min.

PG-13

sexuality, nudity
and action/peril

Cast: Chris Pratt, Jennifer Lawrence, Michael Sheen

A spacecraft transporting thousands of people to a distant colony planet has a malfunction
in one of its sleep chambers. As a result, a single passenger is awakened 90 years before
anyone else. Faced with the prospect of growing old and dying alone, he eventually decides
to wake up a second passenger, marking the beginning of what becomes a unique love
story.

DAILY CINEMAS: 4:00 & 4:10 PM - $6.00/PERSON

Elk Management Season to Open

in Hunting District 680 and 690

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks has authorized a

management season hunt for antlerless elk in portions of
Hunting District 680 and 690, starting Saturday, Jan. 14 through
Wednesday, Feb. 15. Hunters signed up for the Hunt Roster in
those hunting districts may be selected for this opportunity.
A management season hunt is a proactive measure
to prevent or reduce potential damage caused by large
concentrations of game animals, resulting from seasonal
migrations, extreme weather conditions, restrictive public
hunting access on adjacent or nearby properties, or other
factors.
Basically, the main intent of the management season
hunt in 680 and 690 is to help bring elk populations in the area
closer to population objectives, said Scott Hemmer, Havre-area
biologist.

Landowners may become eligible for these types of hunts
if they allow public hunting during general hunting seasons,
said Hemmer.
Management season hunters are selected from the Hunt
Roster, which is traditionally used by FWP regional offices
to respond to these hunts with a ready-to-go list. Depending
upon their randomized order on the list, hunters registered
on the Hunt Roster were contacted by FWP via email or letter.
Hunters need to have signed up to be on the Hunt Roster
between June 15 and July 15 of each year.

Those selected hunters may harvest up to two antlerless elk
if they possess both an unused general elk license and an unused
elk B license. Hunters may purchase a special management
hunt B license at any license provider if they have not previously
purchased a general elk license and an antlerless elk B license
for the 2016 hunting season.
FWP would like to remind hunters that this is not a
damage hunt, with elk stacked up in concentrated areas.
Hunters should have means to retrieve elk over potentially long
distances. If successful, hunters must report their harvest to
Hemmer.
Hunting will be conducted in accordance with the 2016
Montana Elk Hunting Regulations, and will be allowed only
during times and in locations as directed by the landowner or
FWP staff. If there are any questions, please contact Hemmer at
406-265-6177, or email shemmer@mt.gov.

BEAUTIFUL SERENE LOCATION

Charming 3 bedroom, two bath home on 3 1/2 acres

for sale, just 1/2 mile south of Glasgow, Montana.
The house has 2528 square feet of living space.
New siding, windows and air conditioning/heating
system were installed in 2015. There are two main
floor bedrooms, updated bathroom with double sink,
nice kitchen with open floor plan and large living room
with beautiful views. The downstairs was remodeled in
2011, boasting a large den with wood fireplace, storage
room, and bonus room with in suite bathroom. The
detached 1200 square foot garage has a wood stove
to keep it warm while you work. There are two other
outbuildings: a greenhouse with heat available to it and
a wood shed. Close to town but yet private.

CALL 228-2114 TODAY

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Asking $275,000

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BUZZ
FIREWOOD FOR SALE: Cottonwood on hand, $150/cord. Ash available,
$275/cord, but need to call in advance. CALL JASON 406-230-1415
BUZZ
FOR RENT: Great Rentals in St. Marie at reduced price of $425 to help with
gas and driving costs. Nicely renovated units with new hot water heater and
furnace to help lower utility costs. Most pets accepted. FOR SALE: Single
story, 3 br, 1 bath in St. Marie. Part of the Condo, new flooring, updated
furnace and hot water heater. Priced at $19,500 CALL 406-524-3742 FOR
MORE INFORMATION
BUZZ
APT. FOR RENT: 925 sf. 2 bd/1.5 bth Cozy Glasgow City Center apt. 2
story. Quite. Laundry Room. Sm. pets considered. Avail. Now. $595/mo.
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BUZZ
HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS NEEDED: Valley View Home is looking
to hire Full time Staff Development Coordinator, LPN licence or RN license
required; Administrative assistant, starting at $11.50; Also, looking for
Helping Hands, starting at $10.00. Applications are available at the business
office or local Job Service. PLEASE CONTACT KARLY KRUCKENBERG,
ADMINISTRATOR, FOR MORE INFORMATION 228-2461
BUZZ
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Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around -7. Wind chill values
between -15 and -20. North northeast wind around 5 mph
becoming light and variable after midnight.
Saturday: Sunny, with a high near 15. Wind chill values
between -10 and -20. East southeast wind around 5 mph
becoming calm in the morning.
Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around -1. Wind
chill values between -5 and -10. Light south southeast wind.
Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 22. West southwest wind
3 to 5 mph.

Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 5. West

northwest wind 6 to 8 mph.
M.L.King Day: Sunny, with a high near 23. West wind
around 7 mph.
Monday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 13.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 34.

Wednesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 39.

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Monday Night Mens

NW Energy
W: 20 L: 4
Valley Bank
W: 15 L: 8
Old Mil Light
W: 15 L: 9
Holy Rollers
W: 12 L: 12

Pacific Steel
W: 11 L: 13
Ezzies
W: 9 L: 14
Markles
W: 8
L: 16
BYE
W: 5
L: 19

Tuesday City League

Durum
W: 15 L: 5
Rocks Auto Mall
W: 13 L: 7
Valley Seed
W: 13 L: 7

All Season
W: 8
L: 12
Scottie Express
W: 6
L: 14
S & S Welding
W: 5
L: 15

HIGH GAMES & SERIES

Team Scr.: Durum 889 & Rocks Auto Mall 2442

Team Hdc.: Durum 975 & 2656 Ind. Scr.: Dusty
HIGH GAMES & SERIES
Team Scr.: NorthWestern Energy 1024 & 3018 Shipp 248 & 702 Ind. Hdc.: Chaz Hopstad 286
Team Hdc.: NorthWestern Energy 1182 & 3492 & Dusty Shipp 741
Ind. Scr.: Jason Sillerud 268 & Juice Fischer 699
Ind. Hdc.: Jason Sillerud 290 & 762

Womens Commercial

Old Mil Light

Holiday
W: 16 L: 8
W: 13 L: 11
J & K Storage
Bud Light Girls
W: 16 L: 8
W: 12 L:12
FCB - Hinsdale
CBs Detailing
W: 15 L: 9
W: 10 L: 14
Juices Card Room Ghost
W: 13 L: 11
W: 1
L: 23
HIGH GAMES & SERIES

Team Scr.: Bud Light Girls 679 & Juices Card

Room 2132 Team Hdc.: Holiday 842 & CBs
Detailing 2368 Ind. Scr.: Jennifer Fischer 223
& Donna Borgen 579 Ind. Hdc.: Mary Volk 247
& Jackie Meiers 627

School Leagues

Geter Done

Richards Out
W: 40 L: 12
Mustach Pinheads
W: 32 L: 20
Team 3
W: 30 L: 21
Team 7
W: 29 L: 22
That One Team
W: 28 L: 24

Stars & Strikes

Durum
W: 11 L: 5
Bowls Deep
W: 11 L: 5
Pocket Pounders
W: 10 L: 6
Split Happens
W: 9
L: 7

Welcome House
W: 7
L: 9
G-Town Pinners
W: 6
L: 10
Grannies
W: 6
L: 10
Thompson & Sons
W: 4
L: 12

HIGH GAMES & SERIES

Team Scr.: Durum 725 & Split Happens 2341

Team Hdc.:G-Town Pinners 941 & Welcome
House 2691 Mens Ind. Scr.: Juice Fischer 257
& Rocky Thompson 654 Mens Ind. Hdc.: TJ
Synan 281 & 755 Womens Ind. Scr.: Jennifer
Jackson 201 & Kelsey Borgen 484 Womens
Ind. Hdc.: Jennifer Jackson 261 & Amy Tipton
680

Friday Night Mixed

Skill Shotz
W: 12 L: 3
Hooligans
W: 12 L: 4
We Got Nuthin
W: 11 L: 5

Road Kill
W: 9
L: 7
The 7-10s
W: 3 L: 12
BYE
W: 0
L: 0

HIGH GAMES & SERIES

Team Scr.: We Got Nuthin 798 & Road Kill

2181Team Hdc.: Skill Shotz 822 & Hooligans
2471 Mens Ind. Scr.: Dale Borgen 237 & Shane
Rhoads 620 Mens Ind. Hdc.: Jim Henry 246
& Joe Bergtoll 698 Womens Ind. Scr.: Donna
Borgen 201 & Karen Bergtoll 558 Womens
Ind. Hdc.: Mary Honrud 200 & Ruth Ebert 610

Vicks Lanes
Ten Pins
W: 24 L: 28
Striking It Rich
W: 23 L: 28
I Cant Believe
W: 23 L: 29
The Thunderbolts
W: 19 L: 33
Team 10
W: 10 L: 41

Nashua Mixed League

Blind Side
Tag-A-Longs
W: 36 L: 27
W: 33
L: 31
North Forty
Pauls Glass
W: 36 L: 27
W: 22
L: 42
HIGH GAMES & SERIES

Nashua Mens League

Hi-Line Ford
W: 23 L: 13
Prairie Travelers
W: 21 L: 14
Vicks Lane
W: 19 L: 17
Dahl Aviation
W: 18 L: 18

Farmers Elevator
W: 16 L: 19
E.G.T.
W: 16 L: 20
GGW Stockyards
W: 15 L: 20
Tihista Const.
W: 14 L: 21

Team Scr.: North Forty 669 & 1942 Team Hdc.:

North Forty 837 & 2446 Mens Ind. Scr.: Jacob
Renner 219 & Curt Shipman 550 Mens Ind. Hdc.:
Jacob Renner 257 & 651 Womens Ind. Scr.:
HIGH GAMES & SERIES
HIGH GAMES & SERIES
Team Scr.: Team 7, 573 & Richards Out 1830 Thelma Riggin 168 & Linda Falkenstern 466 Team Scr.: Hi-Line Ford 810 & 2237 Team Hdc.:
Team Hdc.: Team 3, 746 & Striking It Rich 2183 Womens Ind. Hdc.: Tiffany Taft 227 & Sharon Hi-Line Ford 876 & Vicks Lanes 2483 Ind. Scr.:
Boys Ind. Scr.: Kasey Seyfert 247 & Justice Wemmer 623
Shawn Sibley 247 & 670 Ind. Hdc.: Shawn Sibley
Meland 570 Boys Ind. Hdc.: Carlos Gonzales
260 & 709
244 & Chase Tarum 632 Girls Ind. Scr.: Alesia
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Hopstad 173 & Alexis Stahl 506 Girls Ind. Hdc.:
Fax:
Email:
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Reyna Merritt 225 & Ashlee Meland 597
228-4578
bscentral@nemont.net

include in the Buzz!

Position Opening
Full Time Clerk

VALLEY COUNTY CLERK AND

RECORDERS OFFICE

Experience with bookkeeping, computer, payroll,

reading land descriptions, and clerical office skills.
Must work well with fellow employees and public.
Salary: DOE. Please contact Glasgow Job Service
for an application. Closes when filled.

Three mischievous old grannies were sitting on a
bench outside a nursing home when an old man walked
by. One of the old ladies called out, saying, We bet we
can tell exactly how old you are.

The old man responded, There is no way you can.

One of the women said, Sure we can! Just drop your
pants and undershorts and we can tell your exact age.

Embarrassed just a little, but anxious to prove they
couldnt do it, he dropped his drawers. They asked him
to first turn around a couple of times and to jump up and
down several times. Then they all piped up and said,
Youre 87 years old!

Standing with his pants down around his ankles, the
old gent asked, How in the world did you guess?

Slapping their knees and grinning from ear to ear, the
three ladies happily yelled in unison We were at your
birthday party yesterday!

Two cowboys come upon an Indian lying on his
stomach with his ear to the ground. One of the cowboys
stops and says to the other, You see that Indian?

Yeah, says the other cowboy.

Look, says the first one, hes listening to the ground.
He can hear things for miles in any direction.
Just then the Indian looks up. Covered wagon,
he says, about two miles away. Have two horses, one
brown, one white. Man, woman, child, household effects
in wagon.
Incredible! says the cowboy to his friend. This
Indian knows how far away they are, how many horses,
what color they are, who is in the wagon, and what is in
the wagon. How does he do it?!

The Indian looks up and says, Ran over me about a
half hour ago.

425 6th Street North, Glasgow

1100 Wedum Drive

Vintage Northside neighborhood home

1100 Wedum Drive
for
sale, largeCorner
corner location
on 5 city lots,Home: 1,510 sf on the main floor, plus
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Listing Price $ 295,000

Contact our Agency for more details.

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406-228-9356
P.O. Box 351
504 2nd Avenue South
Glasgow, Montana 59230

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January 11 - 17, 2017

85% Lean 15% Fat

GROUND BEEF .......................$2.79 lb.

Boneless Pork

COUNTRY STYLE RIBS .............$1.49 lb.

Gold N Plump 52 oz. Select Varieties

SEASONED WHOLE CHICKENS ..$5.99 ea.

Beef

CHUCK TENDER POT ROAST ....$2.99 lb.

Boneless Beef

RIBEYE STEAKS ......................$7.99 lb.

Boneless

NEW YORK PORK CHOPS ........$1.99 lb.

Butterball 12 oz.

TURKEY BACON .....................$1.99 ea.

Johnsonville 12 oz. Select Varieties

BREAKFAST SAUSAGE ............$1.99 ea.

GLASGOW

SCHOOL MENU
MONDAY
Breakfast
Egg & Cheese Omelet Tri Tater
Peaches Milk
Lunch
Chicken Drumstick Peas
Mashed Potatoes & Gravy
Choice Fruit Milk

TEETH CLEANINGS

5 Days A Week

CALL TODAY
406-228-2211

Budde Family Dentistry

Custom Carpentry Roofing Repairs Windows Doors Kitchens Baths

Call Shawn Beard 230-1025

Email: beardhi@gmail.com Licensed & insured Free Estimates

WINTER
Clearance
Sale
Save
30% to 50%
~ Sizes XS to 3XL ~

Coats Hats Gloves Scarves

Tights Slippers Sleepwear
Robes Tribal Coordinates
Other Seasonal Clothes
Mon-Fri 9am ~ 6pm
Saturday 9am ~ 4pm
After Hours by Appt.

Lego League
Starts
Wednesday,
January 18th
3:30 pm - 5:00 pm
in the Horizon Room
at the Glasgow
City/County Library

For Kids Ages 6 - 12

Runs through the end of March

Helps Build Creativity

and Imagination!

for Smiley

Snow Drags this Saturday

The 20th annual Borderline Snow Chasers Drag

Races should have some good snow and temperatures
in the high teens this Saturday, January 14th in Four
Buttes. The track is set up just north of the Four Buttes
Supper Club.
Races start at 11:30 sharp with sign-up from 9 to 11
at the Four Buttes Supper Club.
There is a new starting and timing system which
shows elapsed time and speed to participants and crowd.
While KCGM will not be carrying the races, people can
still tune in to their FM radios to listen to the officials
and time results.
Following the races, at Four Buttes Supper Club
(between Opheim and Scobey), there will be lots of
drawings, including the grand prize of a 2017 Ski-Doo
snowmobile and a meal and then live music Blackberry
Band. It is rumored that Kent Kleeman will be on hand
to personally sign autographs.

Lotsa road construction considered

The Montana Department of Transportation (MDT)
would like to notify the public and seek comments on
a proposal to shoulder widen and slope flatten about 1
mile of Montana Highway 24 south of Glasgow in Valley
County.
The project begins approximately four miles south
of Glasgow at reference post 71.5 and extends south for
approximately 1 mile, ending at reference post 72.5.
Proposed work includes shoulder widening and
slope flattening on the outside of the existing curve. The
purpose of the project is to address a crash cluster at this
horizontal curve.
Construction is anticipated by 2020 depending
on completion of design and availability of funds.
New right-of-way and relocation of utilities will likely
be required. MDT staff will contact all potentially
affected landowners prior to performing survey work
on their land. Staff will again contact landowners prior
to construction regarding property acquisition and
temporary construction permits.
For more information, please contact Glendive
District Administrator Shane Mintz at (406) 345-8212 or
Project Design Engineer Kevin Gilbert at (406) 4446230.
Members of the public may submit written comments to
the Montana Department of Transportation Glendive
office at P.O. Box 890, Glendive, MT 59330-0890, or
online at:
www.mdt.mt.gov/mdt/comment_form.shtml

Retirement Open House

for

Smiley

Saturday, January 21
3:00 - 6:00 pm
at the Elks Lodge
Please bring photos and
memories to share!

Elks Member

Holiday Dinner

Sam Waters and Tim Young

Turkey Cook Off
Saturday, January 21
Turkey Dinner Served at 6-ish
at the Elks lodge

Bring a Wrapped Gift to take part in

gift exchange game!

Friends and Guests Encouraged to Join us!

No charge for members
Free will donation for non-members

~ F-150s ~

Clearing out 2016s

Making Room for 2017s
Up to $6,550 OFF or
0% Financing for 60 Months OAC

Quality at a Fair Price

Financing available through FMCC, OAC

NORTHEAST MONTANAS FORD HEADQUARTERS

Call Jerry, Josh or Norm 228-2141 866-528-2141
Check us out on the web for more great deals www.hilineford.net

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~ JANUARY ~
Springfield Armory

Super Sale
~ While Supplies Last ~

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XDM9884BHC 3.8 Blue 40S+W
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Cancer has Reared

Its Ugly Head Again!

Annual
Lutefisk Dinner

Benefit Auction for Rosa Frost

Saturday, January 14 6:00 PM
Glasgow Elks Lodge

Saturday, January 14
12 Noon - 2:00 PM
$15 per Person

Rosa Frost, (Pac Man Dans wife) has been diagnosed with Lymphoma
Cancer and is currently being treated in Billings for the next 3 months.

On the Menu:
Lutefisk & Meatballs,
Potatoes, Lefse, Rmmegraut,
Something for Everyone

The auction will be conducted by Austin Auctions (Auzzy).

If you would like to donate an items(s) for a live/silent auction to benefit the Frost
Family, please drop them off with Ken Jansa at Valley Bank or Stu Frost at Tire-Rama.

A benefit account has been set up at Valley Bank

if you would like to make a monetary donation.
Thank you Very Much for your support of Rosa, Dan, Nathan and Yolanda
and please keep them in your prayers and thoughts!

Opposition To Quiet Waters

Petition available for signature

A petition, known as the Quiet Waters Initiative, was

submitted to the Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission
this past spring by Backcountry Hunters and Anglers. The
petition states Montana has experienced advanced motorized
technology on its waterways, which has potentially opened up
waters previously thought to be unusable by motorized water
craft.

At its regular May meeting, the Montana Fish, Wildlife &
Parks Commission initiated rule-making on above-mentioned
petition.

Now there is a petition available for the public for concerned
Montana citizens who dont want more rules and regulations
brought about by out-of-state interests. The petition reads:
We the undersigned sportsmen and women, residents
and taxpayers of the State of Montana strongly object to the
consideration of the Quiet Waters request submitted by the Back
Country Hunters and Anglers (BHA). These recommendations
prepared and presented by out of state environmental entities
serve no purpose other than to restrict what has been traditional
access to streams and rivers to all of our citizens. A quick look at
the funding sources for the BHA show a concentration of out of
state environmental groups, such as the Western Conservation
Foundation and the Wilburforce Foundation behind these
efforts. Joined by the self-serving efforts of the fly fishing
businesses operating on our public waters, these proposed
changes would provide improved conditions for these operators
to exploit our fishing natural resource, and at the same time
restrict other water based recreational opportunities for the
vast majority of our States recreationalists. There currently
exists in the regulations protections from the perceived conflicts
described in the documents provided by BHA. Please reject
these recommendations in their entirety.

If youd like to sign the petition, it is available at BS Central
or stop by Hi-Line Home Programs.

Please RSVP 228-2208

CHARMING COUNTY HOME

TWO STORY 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH COUNTRY
HOME IS LOCATED ON 3.34+/- ACRES AND
HAS 1440 +/- SQ. FT. WITH UPDATED TILED
BATHS, INCLUDING MASTER BATH. SPACIOUS
KITCHEN WITH BREAKFAST NOOK, AS WELL
AS FORMAL DINING AREA. NEWER FORCED
AIR AND CENTRAL AIR. NEW ELECTRICAL,
NEW DETACHED HEATED AND INSULATED 32
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Offered by: Karen Waarvik, Broker/Owner

(406) 228-2525
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Every Friday Night

Jell-O Shots Drink Specials

Door Prizes Every Hour

Karaoke this Friday

Starts @ 9:00 pm
Dining Room Closed for Private Party
Food will be available in the Bar

Heres a good look at how

Block Management works

For the 2016 hunting season, approximately 1,262

Montana landowners enrolled about 7.3 million acres
of land in the Block Management Program. Region 6
had 336 landowners enrolling approximately 1.2 million
acres in Block Management.
With the big game season concluded, Block
Management Program Administrative Assistant Bea
Sturtz (Region 7) sits at her desk, busily counting
thousands of hunter permission slips. The slips are
turned in by landowners participating in the program
that opens 2,290,000 acres in southeastern Montana
to hunting. Slips will keep filtering in until after spring
turkey season, when Sturtz will have a final tally.
It was a good season, she said. It was busier for
sure than last year, and we saw more hunters overall.
I think hunters were finding game; the numbers are
definitely up.
Most hunters were after mule deer, which are
rebounding well from recent lows. And although its a
younger age class of deer right now, hunters reportedly
were happy with their opportunities.
Block Management is heavily used by residents and
non-residents, but Sturtz still encounters misconceptions
about how it works. With another general season in
the books, she offered some suggestions that may help
hunters better utilize the program.
Access not about big bucks
Sturtz said the most common misconception is the
type of information that she can provide to hunters.
They assume that because were with Fish, Wildlife
& Parks, were going to know where the big ones [bucks]
are, but it has nothing to do with that. Were just here to
help people find access to private lands, and I think that
gets lost, she said.
Sturtzs assistant, Cori Enders, added, They want
to know where all the animals are, and the big ones, and
the biggest populations of animals, by species.
Hunters choose where to go
Some hunters say they will go wherever the staff
sends them, Sturtz said, but its up to the hunter to
decide where theyre going to hunt because its such a
big area.
The staff may ask people where they want to base
their hunt, how far they are willing to travel and how
much they want to walk, which can make a difference.
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enrolled about 7.3 million acres of land in the Block Management
Program. Region 6 had 336 landowners enrolling approximately
1.2 million acres in Block Management. Block Management Staff
encourages you to share your experiences on specific BMAs by sending
comment cards, pictures, or letters to your regional office. They are
then shared with landowners to show your appreciation, and to help
improve the program.

Three men, a philosopher, a mathematician and an

idiot, were out riding in the car when it crashed into
a tree. Before anyone knows it, the three men found
themselves standing before the pearly gates of Heaven,
where St. Peter and the Devil were standing nearby.
Gentlemen, the Devil started, Due to the fact that
Heaven is now overcrowded, St. Peter has agreed to limit
the number of people entering Heaven. If anyone of you
can ask me a question which I dont know or cannot
answer, then youre worthy enough to go to Heaven; if
not, then youll come with me to Hell.
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most comprehensive report on Socrates teachings.
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A policeman was rushed to the hospital with an inflamed

appendix.
The doctors operated and advised him that all was well,
however, the patrolman kept feeling something pulling
at the
hairs in his crotch.
Worried that it might be a second surgery and the
doctors hadnt told him about it,
he finally got enough energy to pull his hospital gown
up
enough so he could look at what was making him so
uncomfortable.
Taped firmly across his pubic hair and private parts
were
three wide strips of adhesive tape, the kind that doesnt
come off easily -- if at all.
Written on the tape in large black letters was the
sentence,
Get well soon, from the nurse in the Ford Explorer you

Why cant T-Rexs High Five?

Because theyre all dead
I tried to force feed my
child. After a while, my
wife said, Use the fork,
Mike, youre not a Jedi.

Mom: Son, why dont you talk to Steven anymore? You used to
be best friends!
submitted 7 hours ago * by riley7832
Son: Well, would you talk to someone who is stupid, does
drugs, and is an alcoholic?

I tried to force feed my

child while at the zoo...
But nothing would eat
him.

Mom: Of course not!

Son: Well, neither would he.

So Wanting to keep dirty old men out of the

little girls room is discrimination? Lets end the
discussion by making all bathrooms unisex one
seaters. Just like grandpas outhouse. Think of all
the jobs this will create... (while costing taxpayers
billions upon billions!)