The phrase "words can't describe it" is often used when a person is trying to articulate something either extremely good or extremely bad. And mere words definitely could not describe the extremely bad winter of 1886-87 for the Montanans who experienced it.

Long before archeologists positively identified the site of Lewis and Clark’s most famous camping site, Bill and Ramona Holt owned the land for their H Bar R Ranch, which specialized in longhorn cattle. Upon learning the sign

Montana has an illustrious aviation history. Mountain flying had its genesis here in the Treasure State and the techniques, skills, and equipment that were tested in the big stormy skies over Montana mountains are used by pilots around the world, from Alaska to the Andes and Himalayas.