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Vol. 3, No. 68 Thursday, May 15, 2014

The Valley County Conservation District hosted the 21st Annual Outdoor Classroom for 5th graders on May 1st. Over 80 students from three local schools and 17 volunteers from NRCS, DNRC, MT FWP, MSU Extension Service, CMR Refuge, Weed District and BLM came together for a fun day of natural education.

The day began at East Side School for an edible insect presentation by Roubie Younkin and Shelley Mills of MSU Extension Service followed by Rice Krispie treats with ants and banana bread made with meal worms. The students then traveled to Kiwanis Park where they traveled through and participated in eight different stations:

• range plant scavenger hunt and grazing discussion by Randy Dirkson and Marc Kloker from DNRC;

• noxious weed ID by Stone Tihista from the Weed District;

• interactive river modeling trailer by Ann Kulczyk and Nate Ward from DNRC;

Pictured are volunteers who made the Outdoor Classroom such a success. Back row L to R: Kevin Farr NRCS, Tracy Cumber NRCS, Randy Dirkson DNRC, Nate Ward DNRC, Marc Kloker DNRC, Tyler Haddix MT FWP, Glenn Guenther CMR Refuge, Dave Fuller MT FWP, and Ron Selden MT FWP. Front Row L to R: Jody Mason BLM, Stone Tihista Weed District, Ann Kulczyk DNRC, Shaylene Piedalue CMR Refuge, and Lisa Flowers MT FWP. Not pictured are Dean Jensen BLM and Roubie Younkin and Shelley Mills MSU Extension Service.

Outdoor Classroom always a hit with the 5th graders

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• basic surveying with Jody Mason and Dean Jensen from BLM;

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• owl pellet examination and education by Ron Selden and Lisa Flowers from MT FWP;

• horse education and safety by Glenn Guenther and Shaylene Piedalue of CMR Refuge;

• and live fish education by Tyler Haddix and Dave Fuller from MT FWP.

A special thank you to the volunteers for making the day possible, to Ezzie’s for their donation of water and ice for the students and volunteers, and to East Side School for the lunches they provided for the volunteers.

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Ron Selden and Lisa Flowers from MT FWP showed students some beautiful owls and talked about their habitat and behavior. Students then examined owl pellets, which consisted of undigested food. They found some true treasures… jaw bones, ribs, teeth and seeds.

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Roubie Younkin and Shelley Mills from MSU Extension Service gave a video presentation on edible bugs followed by serving up Rice Krispie treats with ants and banana bread made with ground mealworm. They also had students dissect a bug and informed students of the allowed bug content in our everyday foods. Some of us are not too eager to eat peanut butter now!

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Tracy Cumber and Kevin Farr from NRCS led a workshop on soil health and gave a cultural presentation. Tracy Cumber talked about soil content and types. Kevin Farr showed different materials that can be used to make an arrowhead, such as leather and various rocks. Colter Cumber holds an amazing arrow made by Kevin.

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Boys’ Team scores -- Hinsdale 158, Scobey 136, Nashua 112, Dodson 59, Whitewater 26, Lustre Christian 22, Frazer 0, Opheim 0, Saco 0.100 -- Danny Linder, Sco, 12.1; Pablo Pascual, Hin, 12.3; James Ryu, Lus, 12.4; Keston Myhre, Sco, 12.6; Anthony Sones, Hin, 12.8; Robert Valentin, Hin, 12.8; Taylor Padden, Nas, 12.9; Hannes Seifert, Hin, 13.5.200 -- Ryan Padden, Nas, 24.4; Pablo Pascual, Hin, 24.5; Danny Linder, Sco, 25.2; Lane Nickels, Nas, 25.3; Dallas Capdeville, Hin, 26.1; Anthony Sones, Hin, 26.4; James Ryu, Lus, 26.5; Keenen Reller, Sco, 26.7.400 -- Lane Nickels, Nas, 53.4; Kyle Tryan, Sco, 55.3; Pablo Pascual, Hin, 56.3; Anthony Sones, Hin, 58.8; Nick Bear, Dod, 59.4; Francis Kulpruks, Lus, 60.5; Trent Stahl, Nas, 61.7; Keston Myhre, Sco, 66.4.800 -- Lane Nickels, Nas, 2:10.2; Jeret Warren, Ww, 2:17.8; Nick Bear, Dod, 2:21.4; Hugh Cole, Sco, 2:22.6; Brett Johnson, Hin, 2:22.8; Jace Schumacher, Sco, 2:29.2; Kyle Gorman, Nas, 2:30.7; Kobe Ralston, Sco, 2:30.9.1,600 -- Lane Nickels, Nas, 4:43.1; Jeret warren, Ww, 4:53.0; Brett Johnson, Hin, 4:57.5; Kobe Ralston, Sco, 5:25.5; Kyle Gorman, Nas, 5:25.8; Jace Schumacher, Sco, 5:42.6; Brandon Bunk, Nas, 5:53.1; Sandro Dorsainvil, Lus, 6:01.9.3,200 -- Jeret Warren, Ww, 11:03.6; Brett Johnson, Hin, 11:54.8; Kobe Ralston, Sco, 12:03.0; Brandon Bunk, Nas, 12:57.0; Jace Schumacher, Sco, 13:02.2; Sando Dorsainvil, Lus, 14:14.9; Brian Rodewald, Sco, 14:42.4; Hannes Seifert, Hin, 16:20.4.110 hurdles -- Hugh Cole, Sco, 18.2; Justin Kelm, Nas, 20.4; Wick Cole, Sco, 20.8; Robert Valentin, Hin, 21.1; Wyatt Pattison, Hin, 21.2; Kyle Albus, Hin, 22.2.300 hurdles -- Cache Younkin, Hin, 50.2; Wyatt Pattison, Hin, 51.1; Brett Johnson, Hin, 52.1; Justin Kelm, Nas, 53.2; Wick Cole, Sco, 53.5; Brandon Bunk, Nas, 55.0; Trent Stahl, Nas, 55.1.

400 relay -- Scobey 47.5; Hinsdale 50.4; Nashua 55.5.1,600 relay -- Scobey 3:58.2; Nashua 4:04.3; Hinsdale 4:17.Long jump -- Nick Bear, Dod, 18-0 1/2; Francis Kulpruks, Lus, 18-0; Jesse Stephens, Dod, 17-7 1/2; James Ryu, Lus, 17-7 1/2; Ryan Padden, Nas, 17-6 1/2; Pablo Pascual, Hin, 17-2; Kyle Tryan, Sco, 16-9; Lane Knudsen, Sco, 16-3 1/2.Triple jump -- Jesse Stephens, Dod, 37-9; Ryan Padden, Nas, 37-3 1/2; Kole Ralston, Sco, 34-9 1/4; Kyle Gorman, Nas, 32-10 3/4; Kyle Albus, Hin, 31-9 1/2; Jacques Ndengeyingoma, Lus, 30-8 1/2; Spencer Rush, Sco, 30-6 1/2; Robert Valentin, Hin, 28-6 3/4.High jump -- Nick Bear, Dod, 6-0; Jesse Stephens, Dod, 6-0; Trevor Banyai, Dod, 5-2; Lane Nickels, Nas, 5-2; Kole Ralston, Sco, 5-0; Francis Kulpruks, Lus, 4-10; Garrett Blackman, Sco, 4-10; Kyle Albus, Hin, 4-10.Pole vault -- Keenan Reller, Sco, 10-0; Cache Younkin, Hin, 9-0; Kyle Tryan, Sco, 9-0; Wyatt Pattison, Hin, 8-6; Wick Cole, Sco, 7-6; Brett Johnson, Hin, 5-0.Shot put -- Lukas Johnson, Hin, 39-1 1/2; Ryan Scanlan, Nas, 38-10; Garrett Blackman, Sco, 38-9 1/2; Dallas Capdeville, Hin, 36-10 1/2; Dylan Booth, Sco, 34-7; Jesse Stephens, Dod, 33-9; Harlan Taylor, Hin, 33-5; Alex Albright, Sco, 32-6.Discus -- Garrett Blackman, Sco, 115-0; Ryan Scanlan, Nas, 114-6; Lukas Johnson, Hin, 114-1; Dallas Capdeville, Hin, 105-4; Lane Knudsen, Sco, 104-11; Cache Younkin, Hin, 102-1; Kyle Gorman, Nas, 94-2; Alex Albright, Sco, 88-2.Javelin -- Wyatt Pattison, Hin, 132-10; Cache Younkin, Hin, 129-4; Dallas Capdeville, Hin, 128-4; Dylan Booth, Sco, 122-7; Alex Albright, Sco, 120-0; Ryan Scanlan, Nas, 112-0; Lane Knudsen, Sco, 111-11; Garrett Blackman, Sco, 111-8.

Girls’ Team scores – Scobey 157.5, Hinsdale 110, Nashua 79, Whitewater 62.5, Opheim 27, Saco 25, Dodson 22, Lustre

Christian 2, Frazer 1.100 – Bethany Lacock, Hin, 13.5; Bo Dayle Battleson, Sco, 14.0; Charlotte Jolley, Sac, 14.0; Chye Handran, Sco, 14.4; Anastasyia Ivanchenko, Ww, 14.6; Kaitlin Farver, Sco, 14.6; Gabby Pierre, LC, 14.7; Kiera Simonson, Ww, 14.9.200 – Bo Dayle Battleson, Sco, 28.1; Karlee Handy, Sco, 28.4; Chye Handran, Sco, 29.7; Morgan Guttenberg, Nas, 30.2; Anastaysia Ivanchenko, Ww, 30.8; Gabby Pierre, LC, 31.2; Keira Simonson, Ww, 21.7; Cassie Clampitt, Fra, 36.3.400 – Karlee Handy, Sco, 64.5; Kourtney Simonson, Ww, 64.8; Morgan Guttenberg, 71.0; Hayley Nybakken, Nas, 82.9; Hannah Roush, Sco, 97.9; Cassie Clampitt, Fra, 98.7.800 – Kourtney Simonson, Ww, 2:36.8; Mayson Hudyma, Sco, 2:43.5; Raven Bear, Dod, 3:10.9; Emily Skyberg, Nas, 3:58.1,600 – Mayson Hudyma, Sco, 6:12.7; Teilor Fishell, Sco, 6:37.4; Raven Bear, Dod, 6:47.9; Emily Bjarko, Sco, 6:58.2.3,200 – Raven Bear, Dod, 15:04.1; Emily Bjarko, Sco, 15:18.2.100 hurdles – Bethany Lacock, Hin, 17.2; Kaitlin Farver, Sco, 18.0; Emalee Fry, Oph, 20.2; Delaney Beil, Hin, 20.2; Chye Handran, Sco, 20.9; Alexa Welchin, Sco, 21.7; Teilor Fishell, Sco, 22.5.300 hurdles – Kaitlin Farver, Sco, 57.6; Courtney Capdeville, Hin, 58.9; Grace Carroll, Oph, 68.2.400 relay – Scobey 54.0, Hinsdale 60.5, Whitewater 61.8, Opheim 65.1, Nashua 67.4.1,600 relay – Scobey 4:46.8; Whitewater 5:08, Nashua 6:15.8.Long jump – Charlotte Jolley, Sac, 14-9.25; Josi Ellger, Hin, 14-1.5; Karlee Handy, Sco, 13-9.5; Kourtney Simonson, Ww, 13-9.5; Morgan Guttenberg, Nas, 13-6; Gabby Pierre, LC, 12-5; Ashley Carroll, Oph, 12-3.5; Emalee Fry, Oph, 12-1.Triple jump – Bethany Lacock, Hin, 33-3; Josi Ellger, Hin, 30-9.5; Kourtney Simonson, Ww,

30-2.25; Charlotte Jolley, Sac, 30-2; Morgan Guttenberg, Nas, 27-3.6; Faith Keys, Nas, 22-5.High jump – Bethany Lacock, Hin, 5-0; Courtney Capdeville, Hin, 4-6; Alexa Welchin, Sco, 4-4; Charlotte Jolley, Sac, 4-4; Sandy Viste, Nas, 4-0; Faith Keys, Nas, 4-0; Payton Chopper, Hin, 4-0; Gabby Pierre, LC, 3-8.Pole vault – Bethany Lacock, Hin, 9-3; Courtney Capdeville, Hin, 8-0; Payton Chopper, Hin, 6-0.Shot put – Faith Keys, Nas, 29-10; Kayleigh Cummings, Ww, 26-9.5; Sandy Viste, Nas, 26-2; Grace Carroll, Oph, 25-0; Ryleigh Delich, Nas, 23-9; Kira Rosencrans, Oph, 22-4; Beatriz Quintanillo, Ww, 21-3; Karly Santillan, Ww, 20-9.Discus – Faith Keys, Nas, 80-10; Keira Simonson, Ww, 77-7; Tyra Fuhrman, Oph, 75-5; Kaitlin Farver, Sco, 74-4; Sandy Viste, Nas, 73-10; Kayleigh Cummings, Ww, 71-10; Kira Rosencrans, Oph, 71-4; Ryleigh Delich, Nas, 65-5.Javelin – Faith Keys, Nas, 95-10; Bo Dayle Battleson, Sco, 94-8; Mayson Hudyma, Sco,83-9; Sandy Viste, Nas, 81-9; Josi Ellger, Hin, 79-8; Ryleigh Delich, Nas, 79-5; Kayleigh Cummings, Ww, 71-8; Alexa Welchin, Sco, 70-8.

District 3C Track & Field Results from Lowry Field in Wolf Point, May 7, 2014

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MAY 14 - 20

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks will host a public open house in Glasgow for the Fish & Wildlife Commission on May 21, which will be followed by the commission’s regular monthly meeting in Fort Peck, on May 22. The open house will be held for area residents to informally visit with Fish & Wildlife Commissioners and other FWP staff. The open house starts at 6:30 p.m. on May 21 at FWP Region 6 Headquarters, 54078 U.S. Highway 2 West. Before the open house commissioners will participate in an Intake Diversion Dam and paddlefish tour on the lower Yellowstone River. That’s set to begin at 8 a.m. The commission’s regular meeting – also open to the public -- will begin at 8:30 a.m. on May 22 at the Fort Peck Hatchery in Fort Peck, 277 Highway 117. Commissioners will make final decisions on:• Public safety and construction-

related closure rules on the Big Hole, Clark Fork and Blackfoot rivers;

• moose, bighorn sheep, mountain

goat hunting quotas outside biennial ranges;

• a bighorn sheep and domestic sheep commingling management area in northern Montana; and

• a grazing lease on the Robb Ledford Wildlife Management Area near Sheridan.

• The commission will also consider proposals for:

• a temporary waiver of fishing bag limits for trout on Camas Lake and Elkhorn Creek near Hamilton;

• upcoming wolf hunting and trapping seasons;

• wolf quotas for landowner take allowed under a recently passed law;

• upcoming furbearer trapping seasons and harvest quotas;

• upcoming upland game bird hunting harvest quotas and limits;

• a work plan for nongame conservation funded by income tax check-off contributions;

• a hunting access agreement in Hunting District 411 in the Snowy Mountains; and

• a two-year cooperative management area agreement

for access to Avista Corporation property in Sanders County.

FWP will seek the commission’s endorsement to proceed with projects that would: conserve fish and wildlife habitat and allow for angling, hunting, and other recreational use on 635 acres along the Musselshell River in central Montana; create an in-stream flow lease on Cow Creek near Chinook; and allow for bighorn sheep augmentations or transplants in several areas. Informational items include reports on Montana’s water supply, a fish health rule and a recent request from Alberta, Canada wildlife officials for sage grouse to augment populations there. FWP ensures its meetings are fully accessible to those with special needs. To request arrangements, call the FWP Region 6 office at 406-228-3700. The full agenda and additional information on the scheduled topics can be found on the FWP website at fwp.mt.gov and by clicking on the “For Commission Information” section.

F&W Commission Open House in Glasgow; Commission Meeting in Fort Peck to follow

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