Montana Articles

1). Montana Child Support the Treasure State By : Holcy
Montana Child Support How do you know if you qualify for child support? Child support is available to all single parents in need of financial assistance from the non-custodial parent. In order to receive child support services, you must first fill out an application with the state of Montana. When apply for child support, there will be a non-refundable application fee.
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2). Head E'm Up and Move'Em Out... Take the Family on a Cattle Drive! By : Cyd
Head E'm Up and Move'Em Out... Take the Family on a Cattle Drive!
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3). Montana Moonlight Madness - where’s the moon on Flathead Lake? By : gordonh
Don’t get me wrong - I’m as cranked for a boat ride on Flathead Lake of Montana as the next guy. There’s just nothing quite as relaxing, mellow and laid back as piling onto a party barge pontoon boat and setting out to cruise the lake, especially if there are enough brews and some good eats to fill out the boat trip agenda. It just didn’t occur to.
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4). Yellowstone Area Media Company Helps Protect Fly Fishing Waters By : Dan Staebler
In the past, most people have looked to the government to address various environmental issues. However, with the complexity and magnitude of these issues increasing exponentially, a different approach is needed. The ‘Stop Aquatic Hitchhikers!’ campaign has become a unifying communications vehicle to address the growing aquatic invasive species issue and it has attracted the interest, support and active involvement of the private sector.
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5). A Great Loneliness By : James Collins
'Man must treat the beasts of this land as his brothers. What is man without the beasts? If all the beasts were gone, Man would die from a great loneliness of spirit. For whatever happens to the beasts, also happens to the man. All things are connected.' Chief Seattle Speech of 1854 Most people are now aware that we have some serious environmental issues facing us in the next few decades.
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6). Montana People: Weird In Their Own Special Way By : Jenny Harker
We have all heard tales of strange people living in Montana; the Unabomber, the freedom militias, the poor sods stuck in the Federal Witness Protection Program. I assure you the majority of people living in Montana are friendly, polite, are reasonably sane, and will go out of their way to lend a hand to strangers. Now, I am a cynical Californian transplanted in Montana.
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7). Montana’s Pyramid Pass and the Adventure that was Bear-ly There! By : gordonh
As common courtesy on Montana trails, folks warn others when there is a bear around, especially heading into the Bob Marshall Wilderness. Donny and I had just topped one of the major switchbacks on the trail to Pyramid Pass, and were heading deeper into the backcountry when we received a much appreciated trail update from some outfitters heading out.
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8). Montana’s Welcome Creek Wilderness Trail: Madcap Adventures for a Spring Training Hike! By : gordonh
Welcome Creek Wilderness - our spring-time challenge in a strange and wonderful little corner of the Montana back country world, just off the blue ribbon trout stream, Rock Creek. We should have thought it through a little more, but just needed to get out and do a nearby trail. So Evie and I threw our three little furry friends, Tina, Koda, and Lucy (miniature Pomeranians) in the van.
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9). The Luck of the Lookout: Hunting Montana Part 1 By : Kelsey Hilderbrand
Our hunt deep into he Montana wilderness turned out to be the hunt of a lifetime.
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10). Montana Real Estate – Big Sky Country By : Raynor
Montana is known as Big Sky Country for the wide-open spaces you can find there. Fortunately, Montana real estate is inexpensive enough to make it a good relocation spot. Montana Montana has some of the most beautiful scenery in the United States. With towering mountain ranges, wide-open prairies and absolutely stunning national parks, the state truly fits the “big sky” moniker.
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11). Montana Moccasin Ridge Adventure - a Spring Training Hike Bonus By : gordonh
In a light drizzle that chilly Sunday morning the Moccasin Ridge trek was underway. June hikes in Montana frequently offer the rain option and this was no exception. With hikes up that same route almost every weekend year round, a surprise on that familiar route would be..., well, surprising. The trail up Moccasin Ridge is a perfect outdoor gym with a range of cardiovascular workout levels .
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12). In search of Moon Lake: a Montana Mission Mountain Oddessy By : gordonh
Montana’s Mission Mountains - a phenomena of stunning proportions and striking beauty. I marveled as I waded back between those magnificent peaks. I was following the trail around McDonald Lake and back up Post Creek, off in search of Moon Lake. I had no illusions about the meaning of the designation stamped on the map - Annual Grizzly Bear Closure Area.
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13). Her Montana Spirit laughs in the breezes of the Bitterroot Range By : gordonh
It never fails. You could almost count on a full blown fiasco when the circus came to town! “Oh for crying out loud!” Mom would often exclaim as we would wheel up in front of her apartment building in our little green sport van. “You know, I sometimes think that I really need to bring along a big red floppy wig, my big floppy clown shoes and a big red clown nose to go places with all of you.
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14). Fly Fishing Heaven In Montana By : Nomad Rick
You can find good spots for fly fishing in most states, but some are more epic than others. Allow me to introduce you to heaven on earth for anglers. Fly Fishing Heaven In Montana Montana is an incredibly beautiful state. It is located on the Canadian border between Wyoming and the Dakotas. It is the fourth largest state with over 145,000 square miles.
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15). Sparkling Treasure of the Bitterroot Range - A True Jewel in the Montana Mountains By : gordonh
The third time is usually a charm. So this third attempt to reach that jewel at the end of the trail just had to pan out. The Sweeney Peak Trail in the Montana Bitterroot Range heads for the sky high above Florence, Montana along the ridges below Sweeney Peak The lake - that sparkling blue jewel of Peterson Lake at the bottom of the canyon in the upper reaches of Sweeney Creek - had been an unattained goal through two previous attempts.
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16). Montana’s Little St. Joseph Peak: the Last Hurrah and the Breathtaking View! By : gordonh
My heart pounded. The sweat soaked my shirt. The sun was merciless beating down on my back and shiny forehead. I could see the summit just up ahead, so I pushed a little harder. And when I got there - I could see the top ANOTHER quarter mile or so up ahead! Those false summits will kill me yet! This was the summer that I was going to do it! The Dieties and I had studied and approached Little St.
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17). Bozeman Has Large Variety of Bus Tours for Visitors By : Kurt Clark
The main attraction for Bozeman is the Bozeman Trail, named after John Bozeman. In 1863, Bozeman served as a wagon master and trail guide...
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