Lee Metcalf National Wildlife refuge on MontanaPictures.net (Page eleven of fourteen)
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| 60107 We don't want to neglect the the mountains on the east side of the Bitterroot valley, the Sapphire Mountains. | |
| They look their very best when the full moon breaks over the top of the mountains. The moon is really a pretty sight as you finish a hike in the Bitterroot Mountains. | |
| Let's explore the Lee Metcalf National Wildlife Refuge just north of Stevensville. | |
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| 60107 The "refuge" is a great place to visit any time of the year. The best part about the "refuge," is you | |
| don't have to stand in line to get in, like this herd of privately owned buffalo. This line is pretty long, good thing they packed a "lunch". | |
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| 60107 There's the Whaley Homestead near the Lee Metcalf National Wildlife Refuge entrance. | |
| Click here to read the Montana Historical Society's account of the history of the Whaley Homestead. | |
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