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I heard a
crick-crack
Featured in Wednes-
day’s Buzz packing his
trophy elk head and rack
out, Scotty Smith had
quite a morning hunt on
opening day, Saturday,
September 3rd.
But with the heat,
he was actually more on
a scouting mission in the
Wagon Coulee area, just
inside the Charles M.
Russell Wildlife Refuge.
“Just doing a little
recon,” he said. “I swore
up and down I wouldn’t
even put an arrow into the
bow.”
It was very early
morning, not even an hour
into his hike and down by
a watering hole, “I hear a
crick-crack,” he said.
Rustling around and
making the noise on that
calm morning was a big
bull elk that had no idea
he was being spied upon.
continued inside Scotty Smith struck early on the opening day of big game archery season.

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Scotty’s hunt continued from front
That swearing up and down quickly went out the
window. Scotty has been bow hunting since he was 12
years old, and now at 48, he simply couldn’t pass on this
opportunity; he had never bagged a bull elk before, and
here it was, a dandy 6x6!
Nocking his bow with an arrow tipped with a
Rage Hypodermic Broadhead (they’re not cheap, and
for good reason), Scotty placed a perfect kill shot at 53
yards. The bull went down instantly. The mud was cool
as he quickly dressed it out, and it pulled the heat right
What’s more, there was a hunting party from
Wolf Point in the immediate area and they were
happy to pitch in and help him. Within an hour and
a half, they had the carcass boned out and packed in
ice. It’s basically something true sportsmen do for
each other.
“I’m still in shock, I can’t wrap my head around it,”
Scotty said.
Kent Morehouse of Morehouse Taxidermy is in
charge of the head mount. And Scotty’s family freezer is
filled with all that
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wouldn’t like that with
the crazy inflation
we’re faced with.
“I was blessed
with some great help.
God was on my side
for sure,” he humbly
said.
And we might
have to ask him for
this recipe!
Scotties are improving at the net, hosting Malta Friday
By Mike Brandt
After two weekends of
tournaments, the Glasgow Scotties
are showing improvement at the
net. But, there is still work to be
done before the postseason comes
around. Fortunately, first-year
coach Brooke Martin has plenty of
time before the district tournament
comes.
Glasgow was in Chinook
Saturday for another invitational
tournament where the Scotties
made it to the semifinals before
being eliminated.
“I was happy with them. They
did some things better that we
worked on during the week, which
was really important” Martin said.
“Our passing is still not what it can
be. We still got Sammy (Tryan) and
Macy (Martin) and those girls that
have the ability of being excellent
passers but we’re just not there yet.
So we didn’t get where I was hoping.
Our blocking got way better. Our
serving was better. We didn’t lose
as many points off of serves. I was
happy with all of that.”
Still coach Martin was
somewhat disappointed.
“When our season started as
young as we were, I felt like I don’t
even care what the first half of our
season’s record is, I want us to be
jelling and peaking by tournament
time,” Martin added.
Coach Martin was a little
bummed for the girls as she sees
how good the Scotties can be, even
at this point of the season. She felt
that her girls should have played for
the championship.
“They worked hard, don’t get
me wrong, they worked hard. They
just have little confidence laxes,” she
said. “They let a couple things slide
by and they get wrapped up in their
heads a little. We’re in the semifinals
against Highwood. Highwood beat
us the first set and we beat them
the second set. Then the third set is
supposed to go to 15, but it’s timed.
So whoever is ahead at the end of
that time limit wins that set.”
The third set went back and
forth before the time ran out. In the
end it was the Class C Mountaineers
getting the win and moving into the
championship match.
“We just didn’t have a chance to
get on a run to get ahead of them by
a couple of points,” said Martin. “I’m
ready for them to take that next step.
I thought they wouldn’t be ready
until halfway through the season,
but I see it now, that they could be
doing that. They could be going
to these tournaments and coming
away with a 5-2 record instead of
2-5. I want them to get there now.
Because I see that they can. I don’t
know if they trust that yet.”
Glasgow started the day off with
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The Scotties lost to Roy-Winifred
25-13, 12-12 and Highwood 25-24,
15-8. In the tournament format the
Scotties beat Cut Bank 25-22, 25-19
before losing to Highwood in the
semifinals 21-25, 25-24 and 3-4.
Glasgow got a look at two
Northern B foes, Shelby and Cut
Bank, so the Scotties know what
those two teams can do. But by
tournament time they could
improve as the Scotties can as well.
“I was really hoping to see Malta.
Malta almost beat Highwood,” said
Martin. “I was hoping to see Malta,
it would have been nice to play
them before our conference match.
We got to play a lot of teams in our
division this year. It’s pretty even.”
Martin feels that there are five
teams, including the Scotties, that
could be on top. Last year it was
pretty obvious that Choteau was the
top team, but this year most of the
teams are even.
Glasgow starts District 2B
play Friday night, hosting Malta.
Saturday the Scotties are in Harlem
to play the Wildcats. It doesn’t get
any easier next week as the Scotties
play Fairview and Plentywood.
The M-ettes bring back middle
hitter Allison Kunze, right side better
Rylee Hines, setter Brylee French,
outside hitter Addy Anderson,
defensive specialist Kennedy Koss,
setter Madison Williamson, outside
hitter Tia Siewing, and defensive
specialist Dally Niebur.
“I’m excited for the girls to
play a real match, best out of five,
and having some fans cheering
for them,” said Martin. “They’ve
played 17 matches already and had
to manufacture their own energy
through all of that. I’m ready for
them to get help from the crowd.”
Martin did have the opportunity
to watch Malta in Chinook. The
M-ettes did beat Shelby, 3-1, last
Friday night.
“They’re doing a lot of things
different this year, but they have a
new coach, so I think we’re going to
see a lot of that in our district,” said
Martin. “They have that Kunze girl
and she’s very athletic at the net. She
can block and jump right back up
and play the same ball because she
is very bouncy. So she’s extremely
mobile and tall. And they have a
Siewing gal that I remember hitting
vey well in the back row. She’s
playing the front row this year, so
they have a couple of hard hitters.”
continued on page 7
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“That (Taya) Trottier, she is a phenomenal athlete
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requirement to take a trapper education course until they Food from Dan's Chuckwagon and Ice Cream from
Jump-N-Buck Ice Cream Truck will be served.

are 12. However, youth trappers are limited to trapping Featuring a Chalk Block Party! We will
provide hundreds of pieces of sidewalk chalk
only mink and muskrat. for all to enjoy.
Thursday, September 22nd at 5:30 pm

• Nonresidents are exempt from the trapper education Come see local talent as we host a
"Screever Contest"
requirement as they cannot purchase a trapper’s license Plains Plaza right off of Highway 2
to trap furbearers in Montana. 317 Klein Ave, Glasgow MT 59230

• Nonresidents who desire to trap wolves must still take We hope you will join us. Feel free to bring
friends and family.

the virtual wolf trapper education course (sign up for wolf

trapper certification course here). Bethanie Keim & Arron Franzen
Financial Advisors
• Resident trappers who have purchased a trapper’s license Hannah Barras & Matt Stevenson
during three previous seasons, but have not taken the wolf Branch Office Administrators

trapper certification course, must take the course to trap

wolves. edwardjones.com
Member SIPC

• Resident trappers who have not purchased a trapper’s

license in three previous seasons, but have taken the
wolf trapper certification course, must take the trapper
education course.