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	Birch Creek Ranch, Dupuyer, Montana
		Dupuyer was named after Dupuyer Creek, which came from the French word depouilles, which trappers and explorers used to describe the back fat of a buffalo, a delicacy esteemed by both Indian and white man.
		Dupuyer is a quaint western town of approximately 50 residents that has managed to maintain its western influence.
		Conrad is approximately 35 miles east of the Birch Creek Ranch and is situated in the heart of the Golden Triangle, referred to as Montana's breadbasket.
	www.holidayrealtymt.com /list16/listing16.html (2645 words)

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		DUPUYER - The Great Plains meet the Rocky Mountains just west of Dupuyer, where the vast wrinkled sheet of prairie rises abruptly to a wall of bare rock.
		The creek was named before the town, "Dupuyer" being derived from a French word that trappers and explorers used to denote the back fat of a buffalo, a prized delicacy.
		John and Leanne were both born in the area and remember ranging up and down the creek as children, a pastime their own children are not allowed to pursue because of all the mountain lions and grizzlies.
	www.billingsgazette.com /region/991004_reg01.html (1115 words)

	IB MT-99-065 - Biannual 305(b) Report to State of Montana
		Comments: Stone Creek is not a drinking water supply, nor are there indications that its water is unpotable after "conventional water treatment." Stone Creek is unlikely to be classified as "swimmable" due to the narrow channel dimensions and measured flows of several cfs.
		Cottonwood Creek is tributary to Nevada Creek and subsequently to the Blackfoot River.
		Deer Creek Gulch is tributary to Yourname Creek and subsequently to the Blackfoot River.
	www.blm.gov /nhp/efoia/mt/1999/ib/99mtb065.html (14038 words)

	What is a beaverslide? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		When the locals had a wee bit too much to drink, they were tossed down the slide and into the creek for a "sobering" experience.
		French fur trappers, English and Scottish sheep ranchers, and Native Americans from the Blackfeet Nation were some of the earliest inhabitants of Dupuyer.
		A beaverslide (one word), on the other hand, is something entirely unrelated to Dupuyer before the turn of the last century.
	www.beaverslide.com /Merchant2/bvslide.html (364 words)

	Captain Meriwether Lewis
		Dupuyer, a colorful frontier cattle town and 1880s stop on the Fort Shaw-Fort Macleod Trail, is the oldest town between Fort Benton and the Rocky Mountains.
		The refugees of the Riel Rebellion came to Dupuyer Creek in 1885 and many remained to make this area their home.
		The Home Ranch on Dupuyer Creek was headquarters for the famous Seven Block Cattle spread of the Conrads and a frequent stopping place for Montana’s noted western artist, Charlie Russell.
	www.ultimatemontana.com /sectionpages/Section12/attractions/dupuyer.html (183 words)

	navigablerivers
		Based on historical documentation, Nine Mile Creek is commercially navigable from the southeast corner of Township 17 North, Range 24 West, to its confluence with the Clark Fork River.
		Based on historical documentation, Sheep Creek is commercially navigable from the mouth of Deadman Creek to its confluence with the Smith River.
		Based on historical documentation, the south fork of Dupuyer Creek is commercially navigable from the basins above the canyon to the mouth of the canyon, a distance of approximately five miles.
	www.dnrc.state.mt.us /trust/navigablerivers.htm (2777 words)

	[Bearfolks] Update on injured grizzly sow and her cubs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Following is an article detailing the latest developments regarding the female grizzly bear injured near Dupuyer, Montana, and her three cubs.
		On Wednesday, however, the bears traveled west of Dupuyer Creek landing in the heart of several calving areas.
		Tom Salansky, a rancher in the South Fork of Dupuyer Creek, said he is relieved knowing the bear is captured.
	www.bears.org /pipermail/bearfolks/2003-February/000984.html (942 words)

	Blackleaf/Blindhorse
		Blackleaf Creek exits the Front through a narrow notch between the towering 1200 vertical foot walls of Volcano Reef to the north and an unnamed but perhaps even more impressive massif to the south.
		North of Blackleaf Creek, trail #153 ascends just shy of 1000 vertical feet through mostly open slopes between Volcano Reef and Mount Frazier before descending to the South Fork Dupuyer Creek.
		Following trail #153 south from Blackleaf Creek is the route I used on a recent trip, and I highly recommend it.
	www.cowboyhvn.com /blindhor.htm (1847 words)

	Watersheds
		The Dupuyer Watershed Project and Dupuyer Creek Watershed Council are sponsored by the Pondera County Conservation District (PCCD).
		The Dupuyer Creek Watershed Council will assist in scoping, development, and implementation of watershed restoration objectives.
		The Dupuyer Creek Watershed Council will provide education on water-quality improvements resulting from watershed restoration planning and will provide on-site tours and explanations of demonstration projects and restoration techniques.
	water.montana.edu /watersheds/projects/detail.asp?ProjectID=646 (74 words)

	Out there with Tom: Tough way into the Bob Marshall
		So, Saturday we headed up toward the entrance of the Bob Marshall Wilderness west of Dupuyer, up the North Fork of Dupuyer Creek, which flows out of a deep canyon between Old Man of the Hills and Walling Reef mountains.
		The North Fork Dupuyer Canyon is one of the most beautiful on the front, very similar to the Blackleaf Canyon, but grander.
		The walls are higher and smoother, the creek faster and with more water in it than Blackleaf Creek, and the area much more pristine since Blackleaf has been logged, roaded and subjected to natural gas development.
	outtherewithtom.blogspot.com /2004/08/tough-way-into-bob-marshall.html (932 words)

	Dupuyer, Montana - Towns and communities of the Northern Continental Divide Scenic Loop (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Dupuyer is one of the oldest towns along the Rocky Mountain Front, and located along the Trail of the Great Bear which reaches from Mexico to Canada through the US, traveling on Highway 89 through Montana.
		Nestled at the base of the Rocky Mountain Front Range, Dupuyer is bordered by the spectacular Great Bear Wilderness Area and Bob Marshall Wilderness Area to the southeast.
		Following the back roads west from Dupuyer leads one to access trail heads leading into the Great Bear Wilderness Area, either up Dupuyer Creek or past the Swift Reservoir at the upper reaches of Birch Creek.
	www.montanascenicloop.com /dupuyer.htm (558 words)

	13th Annual Montana Natural Resources Youth Camp
		The ranch is located near Dupuyer in an unique ecosystem where the foothills meet the plains.
		Just as you enter the small town of Dupuyer a gravel road crosses the highway, at this intersection is a TRMR and Rasmuson Wildlife Conservation Center sign on the west side of the road.
		(Note: Dupuyer Creek Road is on the south edge of the town of Dupuyer.) This road goes in a westerly direction toward the mountains.
	www.dnrc.state.mt.us /cardd/yrcamp.htm (447 words)

	Rocky Front Ranch, Dupuyer
		The sheer limestone cliffs of Walling Reef guard the north side of the North Fork of Dupuyer Creek and are visible from far out on the plains.
		WATER: The North Fork of Dupuyer Creek flows through the ranch for 1½ miles and is the primary perennial water source.
		Scoffin Creek, which is also a perennial creek, flows through the property for ½ mile.
	www.holidayrealtymt.com /list6/listing6.html (1277 words)

	On the Front Lines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Such sightings come as no surprise to the Haynes, whose 3,000-acre ranch lies on the north edge of Dupuyer, a town of about 70 that hugs the prairie roughly 15 miles from the eastern front of the Rockies.
		When both were growing up in Dupuyer during the 1950s, there were no bears along brushy Dupuyer Creek, a small stream that springs from the mountains and spills onto the plains.
		As the grizzly population has expanded east along the Dupuyer Creek corridor, parents no longer let their children play along the stream.
	fwp.state.mt.us /mtoutdoors/html/Articles/2002/onthefrontlines.htm (2397 words)

	Navigable Rivers and Public Access (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Nine Mile Creek of the Clark Fork River 27.
		Rock Creek of the Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River 28.
		Rock Creek of the Clark Fork River 29.
	www.montanariveraction.org /navigable-rivers.html (543 words)

	Out there with Tom: August 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		He’s had the help of Plum Creek timber, which owns some of the land and has cruised and marked trees, and local outfitters who have used chainsaws to clear trail for their horses.
		This Squeezer Creek route gains about 1,000 feet in the first several miles and at the north fork juncture gains more than 2,000 feet to the first and then second Squeezer lakes.
		At the clearing at the foot of the first Squeezer Lake we were treated to the sight of two mother elk with two calves at the head of the lake.
	outtherewithtom.blogspot.com /2004_08_01_outtherewithtom_archive.html (3469 words)

	Dupuyer
		Dupuyer was named after Dupuyer Creek, which came from the French word ‘depouilles' which was used by the trappers to describe the back fat of the buffalo.
		It was considered a delicacy by both the white men and the Indians.
		Dupuyer is one of the oldest towns along the Rocky Mountain Front.
	visitmt.com /categories/city.asp?siteid=1&city=dupuyer (216 words)

	Boone and Crockett Club
		Students experience a variety of learning stations along Spring Creek in Choteau’s city park or in case of poor weather, in the WeatherBeater arena.
		Dupuyer Elementary School students, grades Kindergarten through seventh grade are conducting a monthly study of Dupuyer Creek at the TRM Ranch and 11 miles downstream at Dupuyer.
		Dupuyer is one four groups participating in monthly field trips to the ranch during the 2003-2004 school year.
	www.boone-crockett.org /educationPrograms/education_fieldtrips_public.asp (1244 words)

	Defenders Magazine - Defenders of Wildlife - Spring 2005 Issue (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Leanne and John Hayne live along Dupuyer Creek on the high plains of northwestern Montana.
		Like the residents of Dupuyer (all 80 or so), they know these animals roam the willow thickets lining the flood channels and sides of the waterway.
		With safer access to rich, low-elevation habitats such as the banks of Dupuyer Creek, female grizzlies on the front are giving birth to more cubs per litter than average and producing litters more often than average.
	www.defenders.org /defendersmag/issues/spring05/grizzly.html (1774 words)

	[Bearfolks] Fw: [Grizzly Commons] Wounded grizzly Update (22 Feb) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The bear >was placed in the culvert trap west of Dupuyer.
		On wednesday the bears moved west of >Dupuyer Creek into several ranchers calving area.
		The bears didn't get >into any trouble, but biologists had said if the family was too close to >area ranches, the bears would be captured.
	www.bears.org /pipermail/bearfolks/2003-February/000988.html (781 words)

	Printable Version
		So imagine, now, that you are asked to decide the outcome of a dilemma playing out this winter along the eastern flanks of the Rockies south of Glacier National Park.
		Picture "Kathy," a 16-year-old sow grizzly, shot in the head by a terrified deer hunter who acted in self defense last fall when the big, 500-pound mama charged out of concern for her three cubs near Dupuyer Creek on the Dry Fork of the Marias River.
		The bullet was fired from between 10 and 15 feet with a.270-caliber rifle.
	www.bozemandailychronicle.com /articles/2003/01/27/opinions/toddbzbigs.prt (675 words)

	Summary of Citation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Principal reference section is at North Fork Dupuyer Creek, NW1/4 NW1/4 SW1/4 sec 21, T27N, R9W, Walling Reef quad.
		Is a white, thick to massively bedded cross-bedded crinoidal grainstone, wackestone, and packstone.
		Underlies Dupuyer Creek unit (named) of Castle Reef Formation (redefined; revised).
	ngmdb.usgs.gov /Geolex/Refsmry/sumry_8254.html (116 words)

	Birch Creek (Montana) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Birch Creek is a tributary of the Two Medicine River in Montana in the United States.
		It rises at the continental divide in the Lewis and Clark National Forest, and flows northeast, through Birch Creek Reservoir.
		It receives Dupuyer Creek and joins the Two Medicine in northern Pondera County.
	www.worldhistory.com /wiki/B/Birch-Creek-(Montana).htm (140 words)

	Bear bins working along Rocky Mountain Front, officials say - billingsgazette.com
		DUPUYER, Mont. - A three-pronged effort to lessen problems from an influx of grizzly bears along the Rocky Mountain Front apparently is working, officials say.
		The Defenders of Wildlife, Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks and Pondera County combined to buy and place 26 UnBearAble Bins in and around this community, and bear problems took a dive.
		A late spring freeze wiped out the wild berry crop, prompting far more bear forays to the plains from the nearby mountains than normal, particularly along Dupuyer Creek.
	www.billingsgazette.com /index.php?id=1&display=rednews/2004/10/25/build/state/68-bearbins.inc (361 words)

	East Slope Realty, Valier MT 10 acres west of Dupuyer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		East Slope Realty, Valier MT 10 acres west of Dupuyer
		Gracious living can be yours on these beautiful 10 acres just west of Dupuyer.
		Enjoy a glorious view of the Rocky Mountain Front while you walk along Dupuyer Creek.
	eastsloperealty.com /rural_descriptions/holden.html (114 words)

	AllRefer.com - Dupuyer, Montana (MT) (Pondera County) - (village) - Facts and Information
		AllRefer.com - Dupuyer, Montana (MT) (Pondera County) - (village) - Facts and Information
		100), Pondera co., N Mont., on Dupuyer Creek, and 26 mi/42 km W of Conrad.
		Supply point in rich cattle, hogs, sheep region.
	reference.allrefer.com /gazetteer/D/D05156-dupuyer.html (155 words)

	History of the Building (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Sandstone was chosen as the primary exterior material.
		A quarry was selected on Dupuyer Creek to keep the labor local, and to avoid importing resources.
		William Young also of Great Falls supervised the quarry, cutting, and transporting the stone by horse drawn wagon to the building site, three miles away.
	www.stoneschoolinn.com /old/history.htm (173 words)

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		DUPUYER CREEK from North & South Forks to the mouth (Birch Cr) MT41M002_110CUT BANK:OLD MAIDS COULEE from headwaters to the mouth (Cutbank Cr) MT41L001_010?CUT BANK CREEK, Blackfeet Res.
		Dam and the Big Horn R MT43Q001_011AFLY CREEK, Crow Indian Res.
		Boundary to the mouth (Yellowstone R) MT43E001_010 LOWER BIGHORNATULLOCK CREEK, Crow Indian Res.
	nris.state.mt.us /wis/TMDLApp/pdf2004/AppendixC.xls (236 words)

	Montana Wilderness Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		This hike will follow a trail along Trout Creek at a leisurely pace, pausing to identify blooming wildflowers and shrubs, and discuss their uses by native people.
		A high-clearance vehicle carpool is required to reach Buffalo Creek on the Little Boulder River and the trailhead.
		Our destination will be the Cinnamon Creek Fire Tower at an elevation of 9231 ft. We will gain an elevation of about 2800 ft. This hike will take us through a lodgepole pine forest and scenic meadows.
	www.wildmontana.org /walks_june.html (5756 words)

	Snowmelt Peak Streamflow Volume Forecast Table \| Montana NRCS
		Beaver Creek near Havre - inflow Beaver Creek Reservoir
		Birch Creek near Dupuyer - inflow Swift Reservoir
		Hyalite Creek near Bozeman - inflow Middle Creek Reservoir
	www.mt.nrcs.usda.gov /snow/watersupply/peakvoltable.html (240 words)

	The Volcano Reef Loop
		Some of the lands along the route belong to the Boone & Crockett Club, and non-motorized passage is allowed on designated routes only.
		The loop can be hiked as a long day trip, or as a backpack with an overnight stop along the South Fork of Dupuyer Creek.
		The trail begins on an old roadway that climbs gently through Blackleaf Canyon.
	www.trails.com /tcatalog_trail.asp?trailid=HGR107-092 (156 words)

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