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	Fishing, Hiking and Camping the Crazy Mountains in Central Montana
		While the Crazy Mountains resemble more of a island in the vast Montana prairie, these mountains extend more than 50 miles from north to south and are about fifteen miles in width.
		Access to the Crazy Mountains is somewhat difficult, particularly the southern half of the mountain range, as the Crazies are virtually surrounded by private property.
		The Crazy Mountains are part of the Gallatin National Forest (south half) and Lewis and Clark National Forest (north half).
	www.bigskyfishing.com /Mountain-Fishing/crazy_mountains.htm (484 words)

	See the Crazy Mountains of Sweet Grass County, Montana
		The Crazy Mountains range of elevation is from 5,590 to 11,214 feet - the tallest being Crazy peak.
		mountain goats, the Crazy mountains are home to eagles soaring high overhead, elk, deer, fl bear, and mountain lion and the largest population of wolverines in the world.
		The Crazy Mountains can be seen as a backdrop to the recent Robert Redford movie "The Horse Whisperer" in which Redford plays a horse trainer after real life horse whisperer Monty Roberts and his book "The Man Who Listens to Horses"..
	www.sweetgrasscounty.com /recreation/CRAZYMTS.htm (857 words)

	SummitPost - Crazy Peak -- Climbing, Hiking & Mountaineering
		Crazy Peak is the highest point in this mad clash of windswept ridges and rocky canyons known as the Crazy Mountains.
		It is said that Chief Plenty Coups, the last great leader of the mighty Crow tribe, had a vision on the summit that led him throughout his life.
		Be aware that much of the land surrounding the Crazy Mountains is private.
	www.summitpost.org /mountain/rock/191241/crazy-peak.html (420 words)

	CedarButteRanch (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Shields Valley is situated between two mountain ranges, the Bridger range to the west and the Crazy Mountains to the east.
		The Shields River begins in the north end of the Crazy Mountains, flows south the 40 mile length of the valley, is fed by dozens of smaller streams, most of which are fishable, and finally flows into Montana's most famous blue ribbon trout stream, the Yellowstone River.
		The Crazy Mountains lie to the north, the Absaroka and Beartooth Mountains to the south and the Bridger Range to the west.
	www.davidviers.com /Ranches/CedarButteRanch/cedarbutteranch.html (840 words)

	The Billings Outpost (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Considered an island range owing to their location separate of the main Northern Rockies, the Crazy Mountains of south central Montana are more akin to the Rockies than they are to the state’s other rounded and more forested isolated ranges.
		The northern flanks of the Crazy Mountains are gentler, and the vegetation more lush, than the rocky and precipitous southern reaches.
		People thought that she couldn’t survive without going mad so the range was dubbed the “Crazy Woman Mountains.” Others claimed it was because they popped up in the middle of nowhere or because of the convoluted geologic formations found there.
	www.billingsnews.com /story?storyid=20773&issue=349 (822 words)

	Melanoplus bruneri fact sheet
		In the Crazy Mountains of Park County, Montana, severe damage to meadow grasses was inflicted by high numbers of Camnula pellucida and M. bruneri in 1954.
		The evidence suggests that small numbers of the Bruner spurthroated grasshopper in a mountain meadow are beneficial as they feed principally on their preferred forbs, many of which are toxic to livestock, but that large numbers are destructive as they feed heavily on forage grasses and may devastate a meadow.
		In 1956 a weedy meadow in the Crazy Mountains of Montana harbored a population estimated to have a density of 15 young adults per square yard.
	www.sidney.ars.usda.gov /grasshopper/extrnlpg/ghwywest/mebr.htm (3385 words)

	Crazy Horse Photos
		Crazy Horse, the son, was one of three children.
		Crazy Horse and I went together on a war trip to the other side of the mountains.
		Crazy Horse were the lance bearers of the Kangi Yuhn (Crow Owner's Society).
	www.geocities.com /manuela_standing_woman/Crazy_Horse_Photos.html (1258 words)

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		Mountains are nearby for hiking, camping and hunting.
		The Crazy Mountain Museum is the place to go to discover the rich history of the Sweet Grass area.
		All three rivers are pristine mountain streams with excellent fishing and lying in the sun opportunities.
	montanaranchbrokers.com /montana.htm (911 words)

	Native American Travel, holidays to lands of Sitting Bull, Crazy Horse
		An expansive journey into Lakota culture traversing wide open prairie, Shining mountains, rolling plains and mighty rivers of the Lakota Nation, the landscape of the dreamers and the dreams.
		This odyssey traverses the wide open prairie, shining mountains, rolling plains and mighty rivers of the Lakota Nation, the landscape of the dreamers and the dreams.
		We follow the history of the Lakota people through great leaders such as Red Cloud, and Crazy Horse, and attempt to appreciate the historic and contemporary realities of the Tetonwan Oyate.
	www.gonativeamerica.com /GNAitineraries07.html (706 words)

	Photos of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park
		Among the over one thousand Smoky Mountain Photos, you will find many Cades Cove photos, Cataloochee photos, as well as hundreds of other Smoky Mountain pictures and images.
		You must add the phrase "Smoky Mountains Photo Courtesy of Richard Weisser and SmokyPhotos.com" linked back to http://smokyphotos.com somewhere near the photo.
		Photos of the North Georgia Mountains and the Chattahoochee River, including Helen, Clarkesville, Dahlonega and Cleveland.
	smokyphotos.com (1350 words)

	Klondike Ranch - Authentic Wyoming Working Cattle Ranch/Dude Ranch
		I keep thinking about the open spaces at the Ranch and in the Big Horn Mountains, which I miss.
		The color of the mountains changing each moment as the sun set, especially looking towards Crazy Woman Canyon.
		And standing at the top of one of the Big Horn mountains, looking across the valley and into the distance for hundreds of miles.
	www.klondikeranch.com /newsletter.asp (713 words)

	Elk Hunting
		Reintroduced 26 years ago to the Ozarks, elk now roam the Arkansas mountains surrounding the 135-miles of the Buffalo National River -- and into the surrounding farm fields and pastures.
		Support came from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and the Friends of the...
		DENVER -- Federal officials are considering allowing volunteers to help cull the elk herd in Rocky Mountain National Park, the approach preferred by Colorado state wildlife managers and some federal lawmakers.
	elkhuntingandhunters.info /elk_hunting/crazy_mountains_elk_hunting (451 words)

	At Crazy Peak Cabin (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Designed to capture the magnificent views of the Crazy Mountains, Crazy Peak Cabin is a beautifully furnished and fully equipped 340-sqaure-foot cabin located at the mouth of Big Timber Canyon.
		Hiking, mountain biking, fishing, and all that the Crazy Mountains hand surrounding mountain ranges have to offer is nearby.
		Crazy Peak Cabin is located about 8 miles north of Big Timber along Highway 191, and an additional 8 miles northwest on county roads.
	www.visitmt.com /categories/moreinfo.asp?IDRRecordID=13815&siteid=1 (306 words)

	rockcrhideway (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The park-like mountain meadows surrounded by mature forest lead to the higher points of the property where one can almost reach out and touch the Crazy Mountains.
		The Shields Valley is situated between two mountain ranges, the Bridgers on the west and the Crazy Mountains on the east.
		The Shields River begins in the north end of the Crazy Mountains and flows the length of the valley, approximately 60 miles from its beginning and is fed by dozens of smaller streams, most of which are fishable, and finally flows into the Yellowstone River, Montana's most famous blue ribbon trout stream.
	www.davidviers.com /Land/rockcrhideway/rockcrhideway.html (588 words)

	Crazy Woman Creek; ISBN-10: 0618249338 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Crazy Woman Creek also portrays the new story we are writing, as strangers move West to inhabit the land differently.
		From the rainy mountains of Oregon to the cornfields of Iowa, from the wheat fields of Saskatchewan to the arid plains of Texas, we solicited women’s writing.
		Crazy Woman Creek became a wild and crazy gathering of viewpoints as complex as the Western landscape and the women—and men—who inhabit it.
	www.houghtonmifflinbooks.com /catalog/titledetail.cfm?textType=excerpt&titleNumber=688224 (5852 words)

	Alaska Refuges - Yukon Flats Wildlife
		The eastern Brooks Range lies north of the Hodzana Highlands and the Porcupine Plateau and is north of the refuge boundary.
		Bounding the Yukon Flats to the south are the Yukon–Tanana Uplands, of which the White and Crazy mountains are the northern extension.
		Summits in the White and Crazy mountains range from 3,000 to 4,100 feet in elevation.
	www.r7.fws.gov /nwr/yukonflats/wildland.htm (749 words)

	Montana DEQ Crazy Mountain Mining District
		A large coal field extends east from the Crazy Mountains into Sweetgrass County (Stone 1909).
		The Crazy Mountains are an anticlinal dome system with significant fractures caused by continuing uplift.
		Intrusive diorites and gabbros associated with shonkinites characterize the mountain belt.
	www.deq.state.mt.us /abandonedmines/linkdocs/techdocs/205tech.asp (218 words)

	P 1715: Petrology of the Crazy Mountains Dike Swarm and Geochronology of Associated Sills, South-Central Montana
		The Crazy Mountains dike swarm is a radial array associated with the Eocene (approximately 49 Ma) Big Timber stock in the Crazy Mountains of south-central Montana.
		Dates for the sills, which are peripheral to the Crazy Mountains dike swarm, indicate that alkaline magmatism was temporally associated with subalkaline magmatism represented by the Big Timber stock and related dikes.
		Characteristics of the subalkaline magmatism are consistent with renewed volcanic arc magmatism during the Eocene westward hingeline retreat and subsequent southwestward migration of the magmatic front in response to steepening subduction along the western edge of North America.
	pubs.usgs.gov /pp/2006/1715 (416 words)

	Stir Crazy - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Stir Crazy - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Stir Crazy, motion picture about two wild characters mistakenly sent to prison.
		Crazy Horse (1849?-1877), chief of the Oglala Sioux, known for his part in the Native American resistance to white expansion in the western United...
	encarta.msn.com /Stir_Crazy.html (145 words)

	Timepiece Films - Expedition 4am Project
		Our original plan was to drive to the Crazy Mountains East of Bozeman and attempt to summit the range's highest peak, the Crazy Peak.
		ps: Legend has it the Crazies were named after a settler woman who lost her mind and ran into these mountains, never to be found again.
		According to the legend, she still haunts these mountains, causing nightmares and accidents to all those who enter.
	www.timepiecefilms.com /expedition4am/page-27.html (537 words)

	Crazy Mountains
		This island mountain range stands in stark contrast to the surrounding plains.
		The Crazy Mountains were formed by igneous rock and carved by glaciers.
		However the name came about, the fact remains, the Crazy Mountains are a beautiful backdrop for the surrounding area, and offer much in the way of recreation.
	www.ultimatemontana.com /sectionpages/Section4/attractions/crazymountains.html (299 words)

	Lewis and Clark National Forest (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Rocky Mountain Division or western half extends south of Glacier Park and east from the Continental Divide.
		The Rocky Mountain Front is where the mountains meet the plains and you can enjoy some of the most beautiful mountain country in the west.
		The Jefferson Division is comprised of six mountain ranges which are: The Highwood Mountains - northeast of Great Falls; The Crazy Mountains - southwest of Harlowton; The Little Belt Mountains - southeast of White Sulphur Springs; The Big Snowy Mountains - south of Lewistown; The Little Snowy Mountains - east of the Big Snowy Mountains.
	greatfallscvb.visitmt.com /categories/moreinfo.asp?IDRRecordID=710&SiteID=26 (558 words)

	Big Timber
		The Crazy Mountain Museum tells the story of our area and has a miniature reproduction of the town as it was in 1907.
		Crazy Mountains - This majestically beautiful range full of folk lore and history invites the adventurous to enjoy trout from the crystal clear streams, hike the trails, or simply enjoy the sunshine at the falls.
		Follow the paths of Lewis and Clark and the mountain men as you fish from the shore or boat.
	yellowstone.visitmt.com /big_timber.htm (437 words)

	PBS - THE WEST - George Crook
		By 1876, he was part of a coordinated attack designed to drive the defiant Lakota bands gathered around Sitting Bull back onto their reservations.
		In this campaign his troops were forced to retreat from Lakota and Cheyenne warriors led by Crazy Horse in a battle at Rosebud Creek, a defeat that denied reinforcements to George Armstrong Custer and may have contributed to his devastating loss at the Little Bighorn.
		Finally, in 1886, Crook was relieved of command and saw his long-time rival, General Nelson A. Miles, bring an end to the long Apache war by exiling Geronimo and his band to Florida.
	www.pbs.org /weta/thewest/people/a_c/crook.htm (489 words)

	Mountains! (and crazy Italian drivers) \| Cortina D'Ampezzo, Italy Travel Blog
		So imagine driving up a really windy road, up a mountain, with bicyclists, other cars coming at you, and an Italian who is vividly and passionately describing some story and not fully paying attention to the road.
		Ah, and the mountain...we didn't actually get to hike because Chiara is in a wheelchair (she has a very amazing story...she has a disease that no one knows how to cure so she has terrible pain all the time and should have died 20 years ago.
		These mountains are very different from other mountains because these were underwater many many years ago.
	www.travelpod.com /cgi-bin/guest.pl?tweb_UID=cpaverill&tweb_tripID=europe_2006&tweb_entryID=1153605540&tweb_PID=pgogo (857 words)

	Crazy Mountain Inn
		The Crazy Mountain Inn is a turn-of-the-century hotel offering comfortable lodging as well as an excellent restaurant.
		The Crazy Mountain Inn is located in Martinsdale, approximately 1/2 way between Harlowton and White Sulphur Springs on cut off road US Highway 294.
		Another beautiful drive to Martinsdale is Highway 294 starting off of Highway 89 just north of Ringing and heading east to Martinsdale between the Castle Mountains and Crazy Mountains.
	visitmt.com /categories/moreinfo.asp?IDRRecordID=2495&SiteID=1 (162 words)

	Sundance (Big Timber, MT) : Property Information (Site not responding. Last check: )
		At the foot of the spectacular, but largely undiscovered Crazy Mountains, lies this pristine property of 478+/- acres that is available in 6 seperate parcels.
		There are majestic views of the snowcapped Crazy Mountains to the west and sweeping views of the Beartooth Mountains and Yellowstone Valley to the east.
		Pristine mountain beauty is synonymous with the west and especially Montana.
	www.sonnytoddrealestate.com /property_listing/?PROP_ID=82 (202 words)

	Photo gallery Organs
		Aguirre Springs features hiking, mountain biking, picnicking and camping at one of the most scenic areas in southern New Mexico.
		Every spring, yellow poppies bloom at the base of the organ mountains.
		A view of the city and the Organ Mountains from the west mesa.
	www.lascrucescvb.org /html/photo_gallery_organs.html (86 words)

	Big Timber Falls in the Crazy Mountains - Waterfalls of Montana (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The area is home to many species of birds and mammals, including eagles, wild turkeys, mule deer, whitetail deer, elk, fl bear, mountain lion, mountain goats, and wolverine.
		The âCraziesâ are reputed to have largest population of wolverines in the continental United States.
		Mountain Media or any of its affiliates takes no responsibility for your safety nor do they guarantee that it is safe and/or legal to visit and view these waterfalls.
	www.waterfallsmontana.com /waterfalls.aspx?id=14 (474 words)

	Cabin Creek: Crazy Peak Cabin
		The windows were designed to allow you to watch the mountains turn crimson with the morning sun while in the comfort of your own bed (trust me, this works very well).
		Hiking, mountain biking, fishing, and all that the crazy mountains and surrounding mountain ranges have to offer is nearby.
		A forest service trailhead providing direct access to high mountain lakes and magnificent mountain peaks is 4 miles up the road.
	www.cabincreekmt.com /crazypeak.html (590 words)

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