Ben Pierce | September 22, 2011
It was a daring plan executed to perfection, an image that still captivates today — Hans “No Way” Rey soaring above the gridlock on a packed 405 freeway in Orange County, Calif. Clad in a hot pink helmet and shorts, a mass of drivers aghast around him, Rey rising above, just so damn cool. It [...]
Category: Bozeman, Conservation, Cycling |
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Tags: Bob Allen, Cycling, Hyalite Peak, Mike Harrelson, Montana Mountain Bike Alliance, Steve Casimiro
Ben Pierce | September 15, 2011
Where should I hunt? It’s a question every hunter faces as the season draws near. With archery and upland game bird seasons under way — and the start of the general deer and elk seasons opening Oct. 22 — the time to make a plan is now. Fortunately, the Montana State Library and the Montana [...]
Category: Elk, Hunting, Montana FWP |
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Tags: Jennie Stapp, Montana State Library, Sam Sheppard, Thomas Baumeister
Ben Pierce | September 8, 2011
Tall grass. Big bugs. Hungry trout. It’s hopper time in Montana, and this season is an exceptional one for anglers. Fly fisherman David Thompson of Bozeman caught the action on the Beaverhead River during a recent float trip from High Bridge to Barretts.
Category: Bozeman, Fishing, Montana State University |
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Tags: Beaverhead River, David Thompson, entomology, fly fishing, Kevin Wanner
Ben Pierce | September 1, 2011
LITTLE BELT MOUNTAINS — They’ve been called the phantoms of the forest, a species so reclusive many birders spend their entire lives and never see one. Nocturnal, superbly camouflaged, silent in flight, the great gray owl exists to most only in the imagination. Serious birders may hope to elevate their chances of seeing a great [...]
Category: Birds, Bozeman, Conservation, Montana FWP |
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Tags: Denver Holt, John Parker, ornithology, Owl Research Center, owls, Ron Farmer, Sacajawea Audubon Society