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Bear Cam: Grizzlies Put on Regular Show in Mission Mountains
The Flathead Beacon has an article that begins… When Stacey Thoft-Plimmer has a rough day at work, she comes home and checks how many grizzly bears are hanging around her dad’s place. “It’s a stress-reliever,” Thoft-Plimmer said. “You go out and get the cameras and see what you got. It’s fun.” Read the full article… Read More »
A Bountiful Harvest
The Flathead Beacon has an article that begins… A wet spring and early summer coupled with months of dry heat have led to a particularly successful harvest season in the Flathead Valley, from the wheat growing on the valley floor to the cherries hanging on trees in Yellow Bay. “All the crops are coming in… Read More »
Judge Restores Protections for Grizzly Bears, Blocking Hunts
The Flathead Beacon reports that a U.S. judge has restored federal protections to grizzly bears in the Northern Rocky Mountains and blocked the first hunts planned for the animals in the Lower 48 states in almost three decades. U.S. District Judge Dana Christensen’s order Monday came after he had twice delayed hunts in Wyoming and Idaho… Read More »
Snow leopard on a vertical ibex hunt
Drown Your Fire
House District 3 Candidate Forum! – Oct. 4 REMINDER
Mark your calendars! Following is a message from Michelle (Kenna) Halsey… Since the summer of 2017, The North Fork Forum has facilitated regular community discussions about the U.S. Constitution and related issues. Our goal has been to create a community dialogue that can bridge the political divide that is now so apparent in our government/political… Read More »
Cibo has a bad case of average gastronomic multiple personality disorder (or AGMPD)
Birds of Prey – Up Close
The Daily Inter Lake has an article that begins… Oohs and aahs were very audible at Montana Wild Wings’ Birds of Prey Festival at Lone Pine State Park recently. Several hundred people packed the park grounds and visitor’s center to see more than a dozen species of raptors and owls that volunteers from the Kalispell-based… Read More »
Land and Water Conservation Fund Set to Expire
The Daily Inter Lake reports that the clock is ticking for the U.S. Congress to reauthorize the Land and Water Conservation Fund, set to expire at the end of September. Advocates for conservation of fish, wildlife and public lands are asking outdoor enthusiasts to contact their elected representatives to vote to renew and permanently reauthorize… Read More »