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Our Winter Visitors
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by Bruce Auchly
Birds that head south orthe winter are easy to envyand understand. Who hasn’toccasionally dreamed o spendinga winter in the Bahamas, Mexicoor the pampas o Argentina
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Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a low around -9. Wind chillvalues as low as -20. Light and variable wind becomingsouth around 6 mph in the evening.
Friday: Partly sunny, with a high near 17. Wind chill valuesas low as -22. South wind 5 to 14 mph becoming west inthe afternoon. Winds could gust as high as 18 mph.
Friday Night: A 40 percent chance of snow showers after11pm. Cloudy, with a low around -1. Wind chill values aslow as -17. West wind 8 to 11 mph. New snow accumulationof less than a half inch possible.
Saturday: A 30 percent chance of snow showers. Cloudyand cold, with a high near 9. North northeast wind 5to 9 mph becoming calm in the afternoon. New snow
accumulation of less than a half inch possible.
Saturday Night: A 20 percent chance of snow showers.
Mostly cloudy, with a low around -9. Light east southeastwind.
Sunday: A 20 percent chance of snow showers. Mostlycloudy and cold, with a high near 7. Calm wind.
Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around -3.
Monday: A slight chance of snow showers. Mostly cloudy,with a high near 28.
Monday Night: A slight chance of snow and freezing rain.
Mostly cloudy, with a low around 18.
Tuesday: A slight chance of snow showers. Partly sunny,with a high near 25.
Tuesday Night: A slight chance of snow showers. Mostlycloudy, with a low around 5.
Christmas Day: A slight chance of snow showers. Mostlysunny, with a high near 22.
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Reds’ Monday Night winners Kenny Bryan and Jamie Seyert were this week’s NFLMonday Night Football winners on the Glasgow RedsAmerican Legion Baseball game boards. Justin ucker’s career-long 61-yard field goal with 38seconds lef lifed the Baltimore Ravens to an 18-16 victoryover the Detroit Lions as the Baltimore Ravens upended theDetroit Lions 18-16 in what was a huge game in the NFLPlayoff picture. ucker, one o the game’s best kickers, was aperect 6-6 or the game. Te deending Super Bowl champion Ravens (8-6) arein control o an AFC wild card ollowing their ourth straightwin. Te Lions (7-7) have hurt their playoff chances by losingour o its last five. Just one Monday Night game remains as the AtlantaFalcons (4-10) have nothing to lose as they head to SanFrancisco to take on the 49ers (10-4) who trail the SeattleSeahawks by a pair o games in the NFC West. Seattle — at12-2, the best record in the league — plays a divisional oe,the Arizona Cardinals (9-5), this Sunday. eams who havealready clinched a spotare the Seahawks, Denver,Kansas City (the Broncosand Chies are both 11-3in the AFC West) andAFC South championIndianapolis Colts. More clinching will begin no earlier than Sunday.
Effective this week, there are no more o those awul-but-I-watch-them-anyway Tursday night NFL Network games. Watch or the Reds to be out selling their NFL Playoff
game boards. Books are just $10 each and eature 10game boards worth $50 each to the winners (and yes,you can win more than once) . o get in on thee un,contact a Reds player, his parents, or drop the Reds a noteon their acebook page and they’ll send someone to yourdoorstep (i you are local!)
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Montana’s 2014-2015 huntingregulation proposals up for review Montanans will have a number o opportunities toreview and comment on 2014-2015 hunting regulationproposals by going on online now or by attending one o43 public meetings beginning in January. Last summer, FWP held seven meetings across thestate and received nearly 1,200 comments that led toseveral new hunting season proposals. At the meetings in January, FWP will presentproposals to aid the recovery o Montana’s declining deerpopulations by reducing hunting pressure on antlerlessmule deer and white-tailed deer. Wildlie managerssurmise Montana’s deer numbers are in decline statewidedue to a number o unique circumstances—rom thecyclical nature o mule deer populations to predation anddisease and rom drought to tough winter conditions. For the next two hunting seasons, with a ew exceptionsto address game damage issues, FWP proposes to:1. convert general mule deer seasons to antlered-only;2. eliminate most mule deer B, or antlerless, licenses;3. eliminate white-tailed deer B licenses in Regions 4 and
6 and in most o Region 5. Details on the proposed hunting regulations areavailable on FWP’s website at wp.mt.gov. Click “2014-2015 Hunting Proposals,” where one can find a completecalendar o meeting times and locations, and additional
inormation on each proposal. Te proposals encompasshunting season dates and nearly every huntable species inthe state, including antelope, black bear, bighorn sheep,bison, deer, elk, moose, mountain goat, mountain lion,and a variety o upland game birds. Comments may be submitted at the local meetings,which are set or Jan 4-23, 2014 statewide, or online at wp.mt.gov. Written comments may be sent to: FWP—WildlieBureau, Attn: Public Comment, P.O. Box 200701, Helena,M 59620-0701. For questions not covered on the website,call 406-444-2612. Comments are due by 5 p.m. on Jan. 24, 2014. TeFish & Wildlie Commission will adopt final regulationsin February.
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It’s been a while sinceI voiced my opinion on anysubject, and I have beenquestioned about that. Afer about the thirdinquiry, I headed to myavorite thinking seat toconsider why this was.........afer all these olks wereright, I probably hadn’t hadanything to say since lateFebruary or early March.ournament ime. We had a nice spring,summer was glorious, thecrops were great.........what’sto talk about? But here we arehal way through Decemberand High School Basketball is
not even warmed up yet. High School Basketballofficially begins on the 25tho November, the first daythe kids can participate inorganized, coached practices.Open gym, communityleagues, pick-up games don’tcount, and a student athletecannot compete in a HighSchool Basketball game untilthey have participated in ten“official” practices......this ruleis rom the Montana HighSchool Association (MHSA).I have always wonderedi they have spies in every
Hugh’s been sittin’ & thinkin’...school or just how this rulecan be enorced. Te NBA has beenunderway or a month or six,and will continue on until.......what? June? College ball hasbeen going or a month or soas well. I think I have a solutionto make each level better.Youcan’t hold a copy o the rulebook and watch an NBA gameand not wonder what is goingon, so many violations are justoverlooked, and it’s explainedaway by the hackneyed oldphrase.......”they’re lettin’ ‘emplay”.Drop down a level and
College ball is just slightlymore heavily policed......Ah,but High School Ball.........those kids have to perorm tothe letter o the book. Why don’t we do a littleswitcheroo........Bring theNBA officials to the HighSchool ranks.......afer allthese kids are just learningthe game, and maybe shouldbe given a little leeway.With that part in place thecollege officials would be justfine, and the the NBA getsHigh School res, and theyactually have to play by therules, might make or betterBasketball.
Ain’t gonna happen...... .and that okay, I guess. Aew games beore Christmas vacation, then things getserious .........can’t wait. Merry Christmas andHappy New Year......... Supportyour local High School teams.It’s amazing how they notice. ~ Hugh Morris
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Let’s start with snowy owls. As their name impliesthese members o the owl amily are mostly whitewith some dark barring; immature and emale birdshave more bars than males. And they are big: up to 28 inches tall with awingspan o five eet or more. Tat’s a bit larger thanthe more amiliar great horned owl. Te snowy owl makes its home on the Arctic’streeless expanse. Yet periodically when its ood (miceand lemmings mostly) becomes scarce some owls fly
south ofen to areas that resemble their tundra home,like prairies and coastal dunes. Tere’s not much or coastal dunes in Montanabut we have lots o prairie. So on those bitter winterdays when olks say Montana looks like rozen tundraat least one creature must think it lo oks pretty inviting, just like home. Unlike the occasional snowy owl visitor, our most visible and common winter raptor may be the rough-legged hawk. Te rough-legged hawk nests north o us romAlaska across Canada. When it patrols our prairiesin winter searching or mice and small animals, it’san easy bird to spot: eathered legs down to the toes,a broad band o brown across the belly and black
patches on the underside o each wrist, or bend o thewings. Tis hawk settles into its Montana winter territoryby November, sometimes earlier, and leaves by March. Hawks and owls are easy to spot compared to ourmost overlooked winged winter visitor. Drive any gravel road in the winter and you willrequently encounter and scatter a flock o small, drabbirds. Tose little brown, white and black creaturesare usually snow buntings, eeding on weed and grainseeds. According to the Audubon Society Encyclopediao North American Birds, the snow bunting canwithstand temperatures o minus 50, burrow in thesnow to keep warm and even loves to bathe in the
snow. Loves it! Te holiday season will be upon us soon bringingrelatives and other visitors. Tat brings to mind theAmerican philosopher Ben Franklin, who amouslysaid, “Guests, like fish, begin to smell afer three days.” I you have holiday guests that stay too long,suggest they make like snow buntings and bathe inthe snow. Winter visitors all.
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