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Youth deer hunt next week

Is your young hunter ready to be an
apprentice? If so, get them signed up now
as the two-day deer hunt is Thursday and
Friday, Oct 21 and 22, for ages 10-15!
Since 2015, Montana Fish, Wildlife
& Parks has allowed children as young as
10 to hunt with a mentor for two seasons
without completing Hunter Education.
The decision of whether the child is ready
to be an Apprentice Hunter is left up to
the parents or guardians, but FWP offers
some tips that may help them to make that
decision, and to make the experience safe
and positive.
Physical and emotional maturity: Is
your child ready?
According to FWP Outdoor Skills
and Safety Supervisor Wayde Cooperider,
would-be apprentices need two things:
Physical and emotional maturity.
“What I mean by that is, is that
youngster emotionally ready for the
experience of taking an animal’s life, and
dealing with that whole experience - the
blood, the field dressing, and that process
- and how are they going to take that in?” Rowen Kloker with his first deer, taken as an apprentice hunter in
2020. photo by Marc Kloker
Cooperider asked. “And I think a big factor
in how that plays out is how the parents handle it before, kids, and patience,” Cooperider said. “Let kids know
during and after.” that it’s okay to not squeeze that trigger if they’re not
Children take a lot of cues from their parents’ ready. Because you don’t want to ruin them the first
behavior, he noted. “There’s a compassion component time out.”
that I think the parents need to exhibit with their continued on page 2
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If they do pull the trigger and down an animal, he
advises paying close attention to the reaction.
“Be really conscious of how that youngster is
dealing with the aftermath, and don’t force them into
doing something they’re not comfortable with,” he said.
Field dressing an animal and eating a chunk of raw liver
may be a cool tradition for some adults, but it could
turn a child off to hunting in a hurry.
“There’s another component, too, and that’s being
physically able to handle the firearm,” Cooperider said.
“And it being sized for the kid and having practiced
with it and knowing how it functions.”
“And if they don’t practice with it, they’re not
comfortable and confident in what they’re doing, and
that’s a huge thing right there — that self-confidence,
knowing the gun and knowing they can hit their target,”
Just over a
tenth of an
inch here
Today: Partly sunny, with a high near 49. West northwest
wind 13 to 21 mph, with gusts as high as 30 mph.
Tonight: Mostly cloudy, then gradually becoming mostly
clear, with a low around 26. West northwest wind 9 to 18
mph, with gusts as high as 26 mph.
Friday: Sunny, with a high near 57. West wind 7 to 17 mph,
with gusts as high as 24 mph.
Friday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 33. West
wind 8 to 10 mph.
Saturday: Sunny, with a high near 67. West southwest
wind 7 to 14 mph.
Saturday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 37. South
southwest wind 7 to 9 mph.
Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 72. South wind 6 to 14
mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph.
Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 39. South
southeast wind 8 to 13 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph.
Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 64. West
northwest wind 6 to 11 mph increasing to 15 to 20 mph in
the afternoon.
Monday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 30. North
northwest wind 10 to 17 mph, with gusts as high as 24
mph.
Tuesday: Sunny, with a high near 53. North northwest
wind 8 to 11 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph.
Tuesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 28.
Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 56.
he added.
Give the child plenty of time to practice at the range
or where you plan to hunt to instill that confidence.
“Try some shooting positions that they would
actually use out in the field, and shoot at their target,”
Cooperider advised. “That way, they’re going to know
what their personal effective range is.”
Also consider that a child’s stamina is not equal
to an adult’s and plan the walking distance and activity
according to his or her abilities.
Apprenticeship doesn’t require hunter education,
but Cooperider will always be a proponent of kids
taking the course first. They can also enroll in a course
at age 10 and apprentice in the same season.
“I encourage parents, at any age, before they take
their kid out hunting or the child buys his or her first
hunting license, that they do everything they can to get
that child into a hunter education class first. It just gives
them a good basis to start with,” he said.
Once again, the youth deer hunt (for ages 10-15)
is coming up on Oct. 21 and 22, and the general deer
season begins on Oct. 23. If you plan to have your child
hunt as an apprentice, please get them registered as soon
as possible. Last year, there were many last-minute sign-
ups, and sometimes there were delays due to mentors
and apprentices not being prepared.
The apprentice needs to get certified at an FWP
office, or they can mail in the proper documents. The
documents can be obtained ahead of time here:
http://fwp.mt.gov/.../all/apprenticeHunter/default.
html. Printing and filling out the documents ahead
of time will save a lot of time once they go in to get
certified.
Here are a couple of reminders before you bring
your child in to get certified:
• A parent’s/legal guardian’s driver’s license is REQUIRED
to enter the child in the ALS system
• For first time apprentices, the last four digits of their social
security number is REQUIRED to be entered into the ALS
system
• The youth should be present to properly sign the form
and understand the process
• A mentor MUST be 21 years old or older. If the apprentice
hunter is under 18 years of age, the mentor must be
related to the apprentice by blood, adoption, or marriage,
be the apprentice’s legal guardian, or be designated by
the apprentice’s legal guardian
• The cost to be certified is $5. After becoming certified, all
other normal license fees apply
• An apprentice can only do the program for two years
before they must take hunter education
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A note from our Superintendent
Friday, October 15 Substitute shortages, concert schedule change
from 12pm-6pm Dear Staff, students, parents and community members:
at Reynolds Market The Glasgow School District has modified the
Glasgow, MT calendar for the 2021-22 school year for the week of
October 18-20, 2021. Due to substitute shortages in
the Glasgow School District, we are unable to provide a
$5 Reynolds Bucks high quality education for our students, we have elected
with Vaccine to not attend school next Monday, Tuesday, and the ½
day Wednesday, October 18-20, 2021.
I apologize for the short notice and the hardships
Pharm406 can vaccinate anyone ages 3+. this may create for our families in our community, at this
TDAP, Pneumonia, Shingles, Flu, time this is the best scenario to allow the staff shortage to
and Moderna (age 18+) are all available. be reduced and allow teachers to return to the building
on October 25, 2021. The Glasgow School District will
continue with all athletic practice and competition as
these departments have not been affected by our staff
shortage. We will move our Music and Choir concerts
that were scheduled for Tuesday, October 19, 2021 to
Monday, November 1, 2021 at 6:00 pm and 7:15 pm.
Thank you for your continued support throughout
these unprecedented times.
Respectfully submitted,
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Boys sweep Malta CC meet Eli Feezell finished 16th, running a 20:18.16, Ted
See was 18th with a Personal best time of 20:54.16,
By Mike Brandt
Adam Mickelson 20th with a time of 21:11.71, Owen
What a difference a smaller cross country meet
Thompson had a personal best time of 23:51.82, and
makes. It’s just what the doctor ordered for the Glasgow
James Seekins ran a 27:33.73 for 37th.
boys. The Scotties placed six harriers in the top 10,
“We’re all running well,” said Sand. “Lane, I think
including the top four.
he was a little sick, but he’s been PRing like crazy. Mr.
Glasgow scored a season low score of 16 to win
Karst has been really pushing us to make us better.”
the Malta Invitational Saturday at Marion Hills Golf
Frazer’s Ty Fourstar ran a 27:03.91 for 35th.
Course. Havre was second with 52 and Poplar third
Glasgow girls finished third with 45 points. Havre
with 68. There were seven teams with no score.
won the meet with 36 followed by Poplar with 42. Havre
Wolf Point was not at Malta, instead the Wolves
went 3-5-7-11-12, while Poplar went 4-6-8-9. Glassgow
went to the Sidney Invite where they finished 1-2-3 to
did have the top two spots. There were 10 teams that did
win the meet with 34 points.
not score.
Glasgow’s Reed Larsen won his first career
Iris McKean posted a personal best time of
varsity meet, running a personal best 17-minutes,
19-minutes, 30.32-seconds to win the race. Her freshman
15.21-seconds. Kyler Holinde followed with a time of
teammate Tanae Baker followed with a personal best
17:58.86, Dalton Sand ran a personal best 18:06.54 for
time of 19:37.84. Kheyerah Bilger finished 18th with a
third. Lane Thompson was right behind with a time of
personal best time of 24:32.22, and Haylly Turner was
18:23.80. Bergen Miller was sixth with a time of 18:41.57
21st with a personal; best time of 25:12.86.
and Blake Lloyd was eighth with a personal best time of
“It was a two-second PR, but it still was a PR,” said
18:51.93.
McKean. “It definitely did feel good to win it. I’m really
“Going in we discussed how we don’t PR in Malta
proud of Tanae.”
because it’s so hilly,” said Sand. “But the weather was just
Rounding out the Scotties was Eve Stone in 36th
right and we’ve been training real hard. We’re starting to
with a time of 27:38.98 and freshman Mary Dykema in
peak at the right time.”
45th with a time of 31:51.93.
Peaking at this time is just right for the Scotties as
“It was a great meet for us,” said McKean. “We had
the state meet is just a little over a week away. Glasgow
some good PR’s. I wish I had more competition, but it
has Harlem Friday to wrap up the regular season.
was kind of relaxing.”
Tuesday the junior high coach McKean held
McKean hasn’t run on the Harlem course since it
practice since Coach Rod Karst and assistant coach
will be a different course this year.
Jami Hughes had other obligations.
“I would like another PR before state,” said McKean.
“Coach McKean is our (distance running) track
“We’re just getting ready for the big one. Next week we
coach,” said Sand. “We are tapering off a little to get
will start tapering off and have an easy week.”
ready for state.”