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Updated 5 months, 3 weeks ago

Opinion: Christman recalls flood

The Great Flood of 1964 had a profound effect upon my life. In fact, in my stories of “Tales of a Misspent Youth,…

Updated 6 years ago
A tater in the eye and a dog with dementia

So I was peeling a potato the other night and I somehow managed to get potato in my eye.

Updated 6 years ago
About my operation

Another classic G. George Ostrom column. This one George picked out from 1972...

Updated 6 years ago
Thanksgiving a community affair

Since I spent only a little time hunting this fall, it was a bit of a shock to realize hunting season is almost over. As usual, Mark Heaphy shot a nice bull elk. He is famous for hiking into the backcountry to get …

Updated 6 years ago
Pave the North Fork? Not so fast...

We cut firewood on Sunday, which is to say we slogged up a sizable hill where there were a couple of sizable Doug fir down and immediately pinched the saw as tight as the butt on a woodpecker.

Updated 6 years ago
Merciful springs

We went to the big REI “grand opening” the other day, which is to say we showed up a little after 10 a.m. on Sunday morning, the third day of the event.

Updated 6 years ago
Stumping for the new airport... in 1968

Another classic G. George Ostrom column. This one George picked out from 1968...

Updated 6 years ago
Stuck in the North Fork

Hunters are now pleased to have tracking snow in the North Fork River Valley. We have had two days where several inches of snow fell and, even with normal settling, there is a general covering of snow ranging from …

Updated 6 years ago
In years past, terrorizing chickens was commonplace on a drive

Another classic column from G. George Ostrom. This one is from Dec. 4, 1970...

Updated 6 years ago
Wilson has more thoughts on North Fork grizzly situation

I was not surprised when I heard that the grizzly in Donaldson’s Meadow had been trapped and relocated. In fact, I thought it should have been done two or three weeks earlier. Now, I wonder whether it is wise to re…

Updated 6 years ago
About communism

Another classic column from G. George Ostrom. This one is from February 23, 1968...

Updated 6 years ago
Thoughts on the grizzlies

For nearly a month, folks were entertained by grizzly bear grazing in Donaldson’s Meadow, about a mile south of Polebridge and just north of Hay Creek. The bear would spend hours in the meadow and pretty much ignor…

Updated 6 years ago
Vote yes on I-186

Currently, Montana tax payers are picking up the bill to cleanup abandoned mine sites leaking lead, arsenic, and mercury into our rivers and drinking water. We pay tens-of-millions every year to deal with the damag…

Updated 6 years, 1 month ago
A plea to Secretary Zinke: appeal the Badger Two Med decision

We respectfully request that Secretary Ryan Zinke and the Department of the Interior protect Montana’s Badger-Two Medicine landscape from oil and gas development. We urge him to appeal the recent reinstatement of t…

Updated 6 years, 1 month ago
This Ostrom Classic column tells the story of 'Chris' and the bear

Another classic column from G. George Ostrom. This one is from May 17, 1968...

Updated 6 years, 1 month ago
Starvin' stud

Another classic column from G. George Ostrom. This one is from Aug. 16, 1968.