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A cute little canine is the Swift Fox. photo by FWP
Swift fox survey being conducted this winter
by Marc Kloker, FWP Region 6
If you see some lights at night
north of Highway 2 this winter,
it may not just be the northern
lights. Montana Fish, Wildlife
and Parks crews are live trapping
swift fox from November through
February, checking traps and
handling fox during the long, dark
hours of winter. Two two-member
crews will be working, north of
Highway 2, between Opheim and
Havre.
Since 2000, and about every
five years since then, FWP has
partnered with Canada to conduct
a survey to try and determine swift
fox population and distribution.
The crews have been training the
last few weeks to learn how to
successfully trap, handle, and take
pertinent data from trapped swift
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fox.
“We want to let folks know,
especially landowners, that we will
have crews out at night this winter,
driving around and setting or
checking live traps,” says Region 6
biologist Nikie Hussey, coordinator
of the project. “Crews will trap in a
location for three nights and then
move onto the next site.”
continued inside
 Winter
weather
moving in
Significant winter storm impacts are possible next
Monday and Tuesday. This includes the potential for
heavy and blowing snow near and north of Highway
2. Visibility reductions and difficult travel conditions
across all area roads are possible. A lot of uncertainty
regarding exact snow totals and storm track remains.
Today: Sunny, with a high near 47. South southeast wind
9 to 15 mph becoming southwest in the afternoon. Winds
could gust as high as 22 mph.
Tonight: A 30 percent chance of rain, mainly between
11pm and 3am. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 33.
South wind 9 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph.
Saturday: A 30 percent chance of rain before noon.
Cloudy, then gradually becoming mostly sunny, with a
high near 54. Windy, with a south southwest wind 17 to
22 mph becoming west 31 to 36 mph in the afternoon.
Winds could gust as high as 49 mph.
Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 19.
Windy, with a west northwest wind 23 to 31 mph, with
gusts as high as 43 mph.
Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 32. West
northwest wind 15 to 18 mph, with gusts as high as 31
mph.
Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 14. North
wind 9 to 15 mph becoming east after midnight.
Monday: Snow. Patchy blowing snow after 10am. High
near 31. Breezy, with an east wind 18 to 23 mph, with
gusts as high as 36 mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%.
New snow accumulation of 2 to 4 inches possible.
Monday Night: A 50 percent chance of snow. Patchy
blowing snow before 9pm. Mostly cloudy, with a low
around 15. East northeast wind 11 to 16 mph becoming
north northwest after midnight. Winds could gust as high
as 29 mph.
Tuesday: A 30 percent chance of snow, mainly before
noon. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 24. West northwest
wind 14 to 18 mph, with gusts as high as 26 mph.
Tuesday Night: A 30 percent chance of snow with a low
around 9. Northwest wind 10 to 14 mph.
Wednesday: A 30 percent chance of snow. Mostly cloudy,
with a high near 20. North northwest wind 10 to 13 mph.
Wednesday Night: A chance of snow with a low around 5.
Thursday: A chance of snow with a high near 18.
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Swift Fox continued from front This population survey is the primary method
for FWP to estimate swift fox population size and
Trapping will take place on public land and some trend in this norther-most extent of their range.
private land. If you happen to come across the clearly “It will be interesting to see what our populations
marked swift fox live traps, please do not disturb are looking like at this point,” added Hussey. “These
them. They will be closed during the daylight hours. little foxes are an important component of the
shortgrass prairie ecosystem of northern Montana.”
History of swift fox in Montana
Swift fox are year-round residents, inhabiting How you can help! Report swift fox sightings
shortgrass prairies. Largely nocturnal, swift foxes In addition to conducting populations surveys,
can range over several square miles a night. They FWP encourages people to report any live or road-
breed from late December to early March, with a killed sightings of swift fox to their local FWP
single litter of three to six pups born late March biologist.
to early May. Young are raised in an underground Locations of swift fox can give biologists valuable
den, emerging in early June and dispersing in late information, such as better understanding of the
summer or early fall. distribution of fox and location of dens. In addition,
Swift fox were once abundant on the Great studies are being conducted with radio collared fox,
Plains, but in the early 1900s numbers began to and any help in locating foxes and their dens is
decline in response to government poisoning crucial to the study.
campaigns aimed at wolves, prairie dogs and To report sightings, people need to be able to
ground squirrels. Swift foxes lost a prey source in tell the difference between swift fox, red fox, and
prairie dogs and ground squirrels, and when wolves coyotes. Swift foxes are about the size of a house cat,
declined, they couldn’t outcompete coyotes and red smaller than red foxes and only about a fifth the size
foxes for food. of coyotes. Red foxes are red, with some variations,
In 1969, Montana declared swift fox basically and have white-tipped tails. Swift foxes have
extinct locally. However, due in part to transplant grayish-red fur and a black-tipped tail. Coyotes can
programs in Canada, sightings of swift foxes have have similar coloring and tail markings, but again
increased in eastern and central Montana since the are much larger. Juvenile coyotes could resemble
1980’s. Currently, there is a sustainable population swift fox at certain times of the year.
of swift fox that allows for a limited trapping season, If you happen to spot a swift fox, please contact
with a current harvest quota of 10 fox, in a portion your local biologist and if possible, get a GPS point
of district 6 in northern Montana for those with a or accurate map location of the sighting. In Region
valid trapper’s license. It is not legal to shoot a swift 6, direct all sightings to Nikie Hussey at 406-808-
fox. 7111, or email nicole.hussey@mt.gov.
How far do we have to go?
By Mike Brandt
Ever wonder how far teams must travel for playoff
games? For instance, Glasgow will have to go 424.80 miles,
one-way, to play Bigfork Saturday. By car the Scotties fans will
be traveling 9 hours and 33 minutes on US Highway 2. That is
providing they don’t stop along the way. But the average fan
will need to stop at Havre for restroom breaks and to get some
snacks or grab something to eat. Of course, by bus it will take a
little longer as you have all of the athletes grabbing snacks and
drinks.
Billings Senior had the longest trip in the opening
round last week. The Broncs traveled 842 miles round trip to
Kalispell. Butte had the shortest in Class AA to Great Falls, 177
miles one-way.
In Class A Miles City traveled 1,058 miles, round trip, to
Columbia Falls. The Cowboys have already put on 4,868 miles
in three playoff runs prior to last week’s trip. Libby went 1,038
to Laurel, while Frenchtown had the shortest to Dillon, 374
round trip.
Cut Bank had the longest trip in Class B, going 680
round trip to Worden where the Wolves lost to Huntley
Project. Eureka went 594 round trip to Boulder, Manhattan to
Bigfork and Red Lodge to Malta was 540 round trip, Fairfield
to Shepherd was 512 round trip and Baker 424 to Glasgow.
All but one of the Class C 8-man teams traveled over
1,000 round trip miles with Circle going 1,016 to St. Ignatius.
Fort Benton went 738 to Fairview, Lone Peak 980 to Culbertson
and Charlo had the shortest to Belt, 486 miles.
The new co-op of Denton-Geyser,Stanford-Geraldine
leads the 6-man teams with a 768 round trip miles to Medicine
Lake to face the two-time defending state champs Froid-Lake.
Bridger went 6e20 round trip to Richey-Lambert, Savage 706
to Big Sandy. White Sulphur Springs had the shortest route to
Roy-Winifred, 306 round trip miles.
It’s interesting that Culbertson hasn’t been past the
first round since 1973 when the Cowboys qualified for the
semifinals. They lost to Bozeman Rosary in the championship.
Rosary closed its door in 1976.
The Cowboys goal was to win the Eastern C, which they
did and the lst time was 1974. Now with a win over Superior
Saturday the Cowboys will be in the semifinals. That wound
end a 50-year drought in Montana’s final four. Superior has a
10 hours and 21 minutes drive across the state. The bobcats,
who were in Forsyth last Saturday, must travel 711 miles one-
way. According to Superior principal Logan Lappe, the team
started Thursday and went to Livingston to stay the night. They
finished the strip Friday to stay in Sidney where motels are
scarce due to the divisional volleyball tournament. Superior
will wrap up the trip Saturdat=y by going to Culbertson.
Butte has the shortest trip, traveling to Helena to play Capital,
76 miles one way on I-15. Missoula Sentinel will go 345 one
way to Billings for a game with West.
Valier will go 418 one way miles to play Froid-Lake.
American Rescue Plan Act: Where did the
money come from and where did it go?
The American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) was signed
by President Biden in March 2021. It provided $1.9
trillion in COVID-19 relief funding.
Valley County received allocations from several
funding sources within ARPA. The first allocation was
$1,436,586, provided to Valley County in two halves,
in July 2021 and July 2022. This money is targeted to
support entities that were impacted by COVID-19.
For smaller revenue counties including Valley County,
the money may also be used for county services.
The County Commissioners allocated this money to
the City-County Library for new air handling units
($24,970), to the Town of Opheim for water tower
maintenance ($56,650) and to Valley View Home
for operating costs increases due to COVID-19 ($1
million). The remaining money is targeted for county
services.
Valley County’s second ARPA allocation of
$1,319,745, came from the State ARPA fund. This
allocation is required to be spent on water, sewer
and/or broadband projects, and each project requires
State approval. The County Commissioners allocated
these funds as follows: North Valley County Water
and Sewer District for water distribution ($250,000),
Hinsdale Water and Sewer District for water
improvements ($500,000), Town of Opheim for
sewage lagoon upgrades ($107,500), Town of Fort
Peck for wastewater irrigation ($212,249) and the
Cherry Creek Water and Sewer District for sewage
lagoon repair ($250,000). Each receiving entity was
required to provide matching funds.
Valley County received the latest ARPA allocation of
$1,805,269 from the U.S. Treasury, through the Local
Assistance (Public Lands Counties) Fund in October
2022. A matching amount is scheduled to be allocated
again in 2023. This fund can be used for government
services, excluding lobbying. During the last several
weeks, the Commission has been discussing options
and asking for input for the use of these funds at the
regular Wednesday Discussion and Decision meetings.
Gravel crushing, airport fuel truck replacement, Long
Run Fire Department water tender replacement,
City pool support, walking path upgrades, mental
health services, and senior center repairs have been
suggested.
We encourage everyone to provide input for the
use of these funds. Please stop by the Commissioners
office, call us on the phone, email us or attend our
regular Wednesday meeting at 10:30 am.
John, Paul and Mary
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Letter to the Buzz
Vote No on LR-131
I would like to follow up an editorial written by Dr.
Melody Cunningham in regard to the Born Alive Infant
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a few weeks. I served as a hospital chaplain for 12 years.
During those years, there were numerous occasions that I
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family and infant. These are not physicians who don’t care Manor, or Valley View?
about the life of infants. I have seen these physicians crying LET US HELP.
with the parents as they hold the fragile life for the short Helping Senior Adults with their move
time they have. RATES:
Please, carefully read the actual law as proposed and know $100/hr: Room to room in the same location
that it will do great harm to families their dying infants and $200/hr: Moving from home to Prairie Ridge,
The Manor or Valley View
their physicians. I urge you to vote NO on LR-131. $250/hr: Moving from home to a different house
~ Dan Dixson Call Shawn Beard • 230-1025
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Thursday, November 3rd

An F-117 was flying 25% OFF giftware and over-the-counter products
escort with a B-52 and CHRISTMAS SALE
generally making a Monday, November 7th - Friday, November 11th
nuisance of himself by 25% OFF all Christmas
flying rolls around the
lumbering old bomber.
The message for the B-52
We have crew was, “Anything you
can do, I can do better.” DIGITAL PICTURE & SOUND
Buckets of Beer
Not to be outdone, the DAILY MATINEES • $6.50/PERSON
Specials bomber pilot announced CURBSIDE POPCORN DAILY
and all Pizzas that he would rise to All Tuesday showings are $5
are $7 406-228-9239 • www.polsontheatres.com
the challenge. The B-52
HOURS: WED - FRI continued its flight, straight SHOWING: NOVEMBER 4TH - 10TH, 2022
4-10PM and level, however.
A four year old Perplexed, the fighter
noticed his baby brother pilot asked, “So? What did
Rated R 111 min. Rated PG-13 104 min.
had a smelly diaper. So you do?” Daily 4:20 & 6:45 Daily 4:25 & 7:00
he says to his mother, “We just shut down Friday & Saturday 9:15 Friday & Saturday 9:10
“Hey woman! Change this two engines.”
Lucy was talking to her friend Alice about her
baby’s diaper!” Question: What goes weight issues. “I make it a point to keep away from
In shock, she turns “Hah! hah! hah, hah, hah, anything that makes me fat,” she said “Weight scales and
around gives the little boy hah! BONK.” mirrors are some examples.”
the typical “mommy death Answer: A man
stare”. laughing his head off.
Realizing he has made
a bad mistake he promptly
responds, “I’m sorry...Hey
Pookie, can you please
change the baby’s diaper?”

Pamela: I’ve seen your

face somewhere before.
Ron: How odd.
Pamela: Yes, it certainly
is!
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JERRY
DAVENPORT
VALLEY COUNTY
COMMISSIONER
DISTRICT #2
Paid for by Jerry J. Davenport for County Commissioner, District #2
PO Box 115 Opheim, MT 59250