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Photos from: March 12, 2020

    


The river ice on the Powder went out late last week, causing minor ice jams. The jam pictured above stopped up the flow for nearly a day. When the jam finally broke loose, the power generated by the water and ice scoured the banks, making a sound reminiscent of a freight train barreling down the tracks. The river bank pictured at left above is generally six feet or so above the surface of the river.


Jeff Noble of Broadus, center, receives a 20-year service award for volunteering as a Bowhunter Education instructor in Powder River County. He receives the award from Wayde Cooperider, FWP’s outdoor skills and safety supervisor in Helena, and FWP Marla Prell, information/education manager in Region 7. The award ceremony took place at FWP’s Spring Hunter/Bowhunter Education Workshop in Miles City on Feb. 22. (Photo courtesy Marla Prell, FWP Region 7 Information Officer)


This whitetail buck has been staying fat and sassy while spending his winter living in a haystack.




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