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| 'Montana Outdoors' Stories from Montana shared with us by the Geers, a family of outdoors people living the outdoor life in one of the most beautiful and truly wild areas of America |
| A beautiful Montana sunset, the reward for a day of hard work spent in the great outdoors A Jason Geer photo |
| The Geer Family of Montana This page will be the home base for linking with lots of outdoor info from the Geer family of north-central Montana. Zane, Jason and Jake Geer have agreed to share with us their outdoor exploits in their beautiful home state of Montana. From this page you will be able to share in their stories of ranch life, hunting whitetail and mule deer, elk, antelope and coyotes. Jason, who is a sheriffs deputy in Havre, Montana, will also take us with him on his trap lines where he harvests the furs of coyotes, raccoons, and many other varied critters. Come with us as we join the Geers and their friends in their outdoor pursuits in the 'Big Sky State' of Montana. A true outdoor sport paradise. |
| Zane Geer with a really nice Montana pronghorn antelope that he took in 2008 |
| Jake Geer with another nice Montana pronghorn antelope taken also in 2008 |
| Dad and Jake were able to get their antelope yesterday. We went out to Jack Hinland’s ranch. Boy what a cold one. The wind was steady at 30+ with gusts into the 50’s. Dad made a tough shot in the wind at approx. 250-275 yards after a ½ mile stalk. Jake made a similar shot of about 225-250 yards in the wind. However, he had to run his down. The antelope were on the move and he had to run for a while to get into position for the shot. But as you can see in the pics they both got their goats. Jason Geer |
| Montana is one of the places in our Country where fur trappers can still ply their historic trade. Jason and his friends are a few of a dying breed of outdoor artisans who practice trapping animals during the winter. Trapping is still the best method of controlling varmint and nuisance animals in any Environment. Click here to go to the Geers Trapping page |
| Montana beef on the hoof - winter |
| Bear Paw Mountains, Havre, Montana, winter scenes |
| Now that's a snowbank - Montana style |
| Winter at Havre Montana |
| Ice Fishing on Fresno Reservoir Milk River, Havre, Montana |
| Wildlife Near Havre, Montana |
