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	Triple Peak Cow Camp, Wyoming Cowboy Adventure
		The cow camp job was, and is, still the most desired job of a cowboy, but only the most senior and lucky ones get to do it.
		The historic cow camp was usually small, with no more than one or two cowboys in each camp, except in the fall when the cattle needed to be round up and taken back to the home ranch.
		But the cow camp job still exists, and the cattle still have to be round up and driven home in the fall.
	www.triplepeakcowcamp.com /history.htm (1164 words)

	Cow Creek - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cow Creek, a tributary of the Missouri in the United States.
		Cow Creek in Southern Oregon in the United States.
		Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Indians a tribe along the Cow Creek of Southern Oregon who now run the Seven Feather Hotel and Casino in Canyonville, Oregon.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cow_Creek (130 words)

	PV Modules Replace Generator on Gold Creek Cattle Operation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		A creek flows along one side of the property but "sinks" beneath the surface and goes dry along the way.
		The system, supplied by Sunelco in Hamilton, Montana, uses two 120-watt photovoltaic modules, a passive tracking rack, and a submersible diaphragm pump with a maximum flow rate of just under one gallon per minute.
		After the cows are moved off the pasture each fall, Tomlinson plans to remove the tracker and panels and store them at the ranch to avoid vandalism during hunting season.
	www.montanagreenpower.com /solar/projects/goldcreek.html (453 words)

	Nez Perce NHP: Nez Perce Summer, 1877 (Chapter 10)
		Cow Island, in fact, in 1877 comprised two large islands (both extensively covered with cottonwoods) and several smaller ones, located in a major bend on the south side of the stream.
		Across from the island proper, on the north bank of the river and west of the mouth of Cow Creek, stood Cow Island Landing, where steamboat cargoes were unloaded to await delivery upstream by freight wagons to Fort Benton for military and commercial use.
		A road paralleled Cow Creek to ascend the pine-dotted bluffs leading from the canyon to the open benchlands north of the Missouri.
	www.nps.gov /archive/nepe/greene/chap10.htm (1840 words)

	AQHA - SENIOR WORKING COW HORSE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The cow Crawford drew was not one anyone would have picked as a championship-clincher.
		“I thought maybe I might get a new cow because it was pretty tough there for a couple seconds, but I’m glad they let me hang in there with it because my horse was pretty much dead on and got it worked.
		He’s got enough cow to be a cow horse, too.
	www.aqha.com /showing/shows/worldshow/winningrun/srworkingcowhorse.html (385 words)

	THE CATTLE DRIVE
		A provision of the cow permit was that proper fences be built to control grazing to approved areas - a difficult assignment where the work could be done only in the short Montana summer.
		Some of the cows would head for home on their own, but always there were those that had to be hazed along to keep from straying off and joining a neighbor's herd.
		It was up to the family to get their cows home the best they could since all that help so abundant in the summer didn't seem to be available now.
	home.comcast.net /~hugh875/cowdrive.html (2268 words)

	Montana Growers Go Beyond Organics & Get Local
		To join the Western Montana Sustainable Growers Union members will pledge to grow naturally, protect air and water, maintain fair labor practices and, most importantly, to sell and buy in their communities.
		A key part of the "Homegrown" lifestyle is farmers buying locally as much as they sell to keep money in the community and Brieger and Elliott rarely look outside the valley for their farming needs.
		They use refuse from the dairy cows, along with manure from neighboring farms and compost to make their fertilizer and grow hay for the sheep.
	www.organicconsumers.org /btc/montana060420.cfm (1618 words)

	Montana Hunting; 5/S Outfitting Information on Montana Elk and Deer Hunts
		The primary objective is to harvest an Elk, with Mule Deer or Whitetail as secondary.
		In 1996 the hunters in the Northwest part of Montana asked the Fish and Game Dept. to stop the killing of cow Elk (open for anybody) the first 8 days of the season, and go to "permits only" for cows and to stop shooting the spike bulls.
		Both species of Montana deer are in the rut most of November, so you have an excellent chance of taking both elk and deer on the same hunt.
	www.montana-hunts.com /Pages/montana-hunting-deer-elk.html (580 words)

	Report from Montana
		At six in the morning, walking through the streets of Livingston, Montana, when the light that casts down over Yellowstone only a few miles away spreads shadows over the small town streets, the home of the tastiest Philly cheesesteak outside of Philadelphia lays silent and cold.
		Good tasting Montana beef (the best) with a tomato-y, slightly spicy sauce and cheese so melted you have to look a few times to believe it's actually in there.
		In the back of Bear Creek Saloon is Bear Creek Downs, the premier pig racing establishment in the state, possibly in the whole region of the country.
	www.fudcourt.com /montana.html (1215 words)

	LITTLE DRY CREEK RANCH
		The Little Creek Ranch is located about 65 miles north of Miles City, MT and 35 miles southeast of Jordan, Montana.
		Little Dry Creek runs through the middle of the deeded ground for approximately two miles.
		The Ranch is all deeded with the exception of 640 acres of State of Montana leased land.
	www.mtlandexchange.com /little_dry_creek_ranch.htm (472 words)

	Ted's Montana Grill
		No one at Ted's Montana Grill in Larimer Square is gloating just yet, but you won't find a prouder set of folks working in a restaurant.
		One of the owners is, of course, Ted Turner (the other is nationally renowned restaurateur George McKerrow Jr.), and the chain, which the pair hopes one day to number about 500, is their answer to the overabundance of bison meat Turner helped to create on his Montana ranch.
		One of my dining buddies who joined me for a meal at Ted's was visiting here from Montana, and it's a small world after all, because one of the servers at Ted's is from Missoula, too, and they actually recognized one another.
	www.tedsmontanagrill.com /news_dp1.html (594 words)

	Montana's Matador
		The three of us stand at an elevation of 6,700 feet, smack in the center of one of the longest-serving cow pastures in Montana, where a herd of over 6,000 cow-calf pairs routinely eats and tramples the grasses that fill a nearly treeless, unfenced view in all directions.
		This allows cows to press seeds and organic matter into the earth during the second year, to naturally replenish the grassland, Marxer explains, and during the third year this new growth is empowered by giving the pasture a complete rest from grazing.
		All three of the Marxers' children, now 16, 15 and 13, were born during the couple's early years living at Sage Creek, a remote 50 miles from Dillon and ranch headquarters, five miles from their nearest neighbor.
	www.rangemagazine.com /archives/stories/spring99/montanas_matador.htm (3143 words)

	Cow Creek (Montana) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cow Creek is a tributary of the Missouri River, approximately 30 mi (48 km) long, in north central Montana in the United States.
		It rises in the Bear Paw Mountains in western Blaine County and flows southeast, joining the Missouri in the Missouri Breaks approximately 20 mi (32 km) northwest of Winifred.
		This Montana state location article is a stub.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cow_Creek_(Montana) (100 words)

	Mad Cow Disease
		The Montana inheritance tax that was repealed by voters in November, 2000 applies to deaths occurring after Dec. 31, 2000.
		In the past the Montana estate tax was seldom applicable to the estate of a decedent because the inheritance taxes paid often exceeded the credit for state death taxes.
		He manages his cows so their reproductive cycle and nutritional needs can be more closely balanced with the environment.
	www.animalrangeextension.montana.edu /Articles/Beef/february_2001.htm (3113 words)

	Wyoming - Two Creek Ranch Cattle Drives with Hidden Trails.
		We will round up the 650 mother cows and their calves and trail them 10-15 miles to the spring pasture where green grass awaits them.
		The Cattle move easier this time of year because the cows are ready to come home and the first couple of nights at Cow Camp and 4 nights camping and the remaining nights at the main ranch.
		Note: Two Creek is a working ranch, and because of the weather and other considerations, any of the events may change.
	www.hiddentrails.com /usa/cd/wy-twocreek.htm (779 words)

	Deep Creek Outfitters - Heaven On Earth Ranch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Montana trout fishing, fly fishing, golfing, relaxation, wagon rides, target shooting, and campouts for the best in family summer vacations
		The stay on this ranch gives your family or group the opportunity to enjoy outdoor activities together as a family or group.
		Located in the heart of Smith River Country, the Heaven on Earth Ranch is 55 miles south of Great Falls, Montana in the Little Belt Mountains.
	www.deepcreekoutfitters.com (700 words)

	Cow Creek Campground, Montana
		Can’t wait to pitch that tent, Cow Creek Campground in Montana is such a great place.
		The Colstrip Super 8 Motel serves the heart of coal, cowboy and Indian country in southeastern Montana.
		These outdoors activities are available near Cow Creek Campground.
	www.hikercentral.com /campgrounds/116799.html (401 words)

	Bison Hunts
		Flying D hands were acknowledged to be the cream of Montana cowboys, and locally famous characters like Johnny Flowers, Sam Spring, and Bill Shunk saddled up here on many a morning.
		This cow harvest takes place at the pastures on the west side of the Madison River, October through January.
		These cows are already sorted, and you'll have your choice of numerous animals.
	www.cowboyhvn.com /bison_hunts.htm (1158 words)

	Bonanza Creek Country — Montana Working Cattle and Dude Ranch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Welcome to Bonanza Creek Country Guest Ranch, where since the 1870's, Montana ranch hands have roamed the range and worked cattle along the banks of Bonanza Creek.
		The demand to conform to strict routine simply floats away on the Montana breeze.
		Hospitality and friendly atmosphere, responsive horses, challenging cattle work, tasty home cooking, comfortable cabins and loads of fun are just a few of the reasons guests come back year after year.
	www.bonanzacreekcountry.com (249 words)

	March 2005 Moccasin Telegraph
		Here in southwest Montana, we’re daily witnessing a transition to what, for lack of a better term, might be called the "New West".
		The Madison Valley is a world-class wildlife preserve, hosting immense herds of elk, not to mention literally the full component of native wildlife (excluding bison, and perhaps someday…).
		This seems to me a common-sense approach that will minimize if not eliminate conflict between outfitted clients and public hunters, increase cow harvest during the general season, disperse the large herds of (primarily) cow elk that tend to congregate on private lands, and not least, meet the public access requirements for season extensions.
	www.cowboyhvn.com /MTMarch05.htm (1598 words)

	Cow Creek Campground - Ashland, Montana
		Cow Creek Campground is located in Custer National Forest.
		Cow Creek Campground is located 30 miles southeast of Ashland on US Highway 212.
		Montana travel information and a free 2006 travel planner.
	virtualmontana.com /montanadirectory/montanalistings/CC/montana2623.htm (145 words)

	Bullseye Outfitting, Montana Guided Elk & Deer Archery Hunts
		Archery hunting season in Montana coincides with the elk rut.
		Montana Mule deer hunting, is some of the most exciting bow hunting a person can experience!
		This Montana hunting page is dedicated to the promotion of Montana guided hunts provided by NW Montana's Bullseye Outfitters in Trout Creek, Montana.
	www.montana-outfitters.net /mt-archery-elk-deer-hunts.html (417 words)

	The Stevenson's - Montana wild guide service in Livingston, Montana
		Sauger are native to Montana and have a restrictive limit of one fish per day per fisherman.
		Due to its outstanding capability of trout recruitment, restoration of the spring creek is paramount to the well being of the trout populations of the Yellowstone River system.
		Due to the efforts of many people, the spring creeks have been rehabilitated and today are offering the same great fly fishing experience they have in the Past.
	www.montanawildstudio.com /index2.html (4342 words)

	Indian Creek Adventures
		Knowing there was a spring over the next ridge, we dropped down into the forest to check for any sign of elk near the natural watering area.
		The elk were already in rut so we knew that there was a good chance there might be a bull nearby.
		Then, just off to the right, in the bottom of Indian Creek just 200 yards away was a bull elk.
	www.indiancreekadventures.com /index.htm (391 words)

	Dan Senecal, Broker - Wineglass Grazing Ranch, Helmville, Montana
		Timber is a renewable resource that has brought income to the ranch for the last 18 years.
		Helmville is situated on the west side of the Continental Divide near Nevada Creek where it empties into the Blackfoot River.
		There are also other rodeo events including cow milking, and a full concession.
	www.montana-land.com /farmranch.htm (292 words)

	Montana Moose Hunts
		Montana outfitter and guide service, Montana elk hunts, mule deer hunts, whitetail hunts, Mountain lion hunts, bear hunts, drop camps, Moose, Mountain Goats, Sheep Hunts
		Applications must be postmarked by the U.S. Postal Service no later than May 1.
		Districts where nonresidents may apply are listed on the moose nonresident application, but may change when final quotas are set in August.
	www.montanaelkhunts.com /moose.htm (300 words)

	Bullseye Outfitting newsletter for the Year 2000 Archery Elk Hunts.
		We had cows and spikes at point blank range but the big bull stayed out of range.
		We saw some cows and heard a bull bugling across the canyon from us.
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	www.nwmontana.com /Pages/bullseyearch2000.htm (1587 words)

	Montana Legend Natural Angus Beef
		If you're in the business of serving or selling food to customers every day, you know how important it is to offer high-quality products that match your customers' needs, and to deliver them consistently.
		One of the finest caterers in the beautiful ski area of Big Sky has selected Montana Legend’s Tenderloin, NY Striploins, and Eye of Rounds for their restaurant menu and for special events.
		Raised by real cowboys and cowgirls, our cattle are grass-fed and granola-finished™ with a proprietary feed of chopped hay, sorghum, barley and a touch of corn for flavor.
	www.montanalegend.com /restaurantretail.cfm (310 words)

	PV Stock Water Pump Replaces Wasteful Wind System (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Jim and Adele Ballard graze 250 cattle on their ranch in the Musselshell River valley near Lavina, Montana.
		For many years, the Ballard Ranch has used a windmill to pump water from a 65 foot deep well to a pair of stock tanks holding about 4,000 gallons.
		When the windmill failed completely, the Ballards had to haul water to their cattle for 45 days during the summer.
	www.montanagreenpower.com /solar/projects/lavina.html (279 words)

	Montana State University Extension Publications Catalog
		Managing Alfalfa for Optimum Hay-Stockpiling Production in Montana Most crop management practices for maximum alfalfa yield are appropriate for Montana livestock producers, there are several additional management considerations for long-term stands of alfalfa that are used in a hay-stockpile system in order to maximize production efficiency.
		Brown wheat mite is a pest of wheat and barley of particular concern during drought and dry weather cycles in Montana.
		In a Montana study, spotted knapweed density was decreased by about 85 percent by one mowing between flower and seed production.
	www.montana.edu /wwwpb/pubs/indexag.html (6269 words)

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