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TasunkaWitko View Drop Down
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    Posted: 08 December 2003 at 14:05

my favorite spots were the ebars paw mountains in north-central montana, but now that i live on the edge of the rockies, i am looking forward to checking out some great places in the high country.

how about you guys?
TasunkaWitko - Chinook, Montana

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When i was younger i hiked into the back country in the Rocky Mountains about 3 hours west of where i live. A 20 km hike isnt as interesting as it once was..... Now we don't hike as far but still frequent the Mountains or the foothills.  Lots of trout streams and not a lot of people.
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Points: 2371 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 10 December 2003 at 07:57
Ron, you are close enough to Augusta to go up on Benchmark.
It's out past Nilan Reservoir, which must be good fishing, from the amount of people I see there. The locals can point out the road to you, or there is a sign on the south end of Main Strret pointing the way. Follow the road out towards the front past the reservoir, until you come to Buddy Cobb's ranch entrance on the left. Go about another half mile, and go left. That is Benchmark. Beautiful country, good fishing.

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Points: 14753 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 11 December 2003 at 05:13

ric -

i'll be checking this place out hopefully late spring! sounds like just the place to go for a weekend of fresh air and fishing!
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My family likes Ft. Robinson State Park best.  Largest state owned park in Nebraska.  They got it all-horseback riding, swimming, nature trails, museums, crafts, all kinds of lodging and camping.  Plus lots of wildlife: antelope, muleys, buffalo, big horn sheep, and coyotes howling all night long. 

Straight east of Lusk, Wyoming.  Straight south of Black Hills of South Dakota. 

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