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Best dentist is up in Plains. Dr. Andrew and Elizabeth Ordelheide. Invest in a brush guard for your rig because you will probably hit something if you ever drive at night.
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Your a lucky man I lived in Dillon MT for two years. I can say without a doubt that I miss it once a week and that was 18 years ago.
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Cool...........
Wolf country too.....
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Its past Missoula, but stop and check out Ekstroms Stage Station in Clinton, MT. Right off Rock Creek Road, awesome awesome awesome breakfast. I haven't had anything else there... I tried that place a year ago and I still dream about the breakfast there. I'm going back in a month
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Invest in a bow if you don't already have one. Mostly public land is high and bow season is the best way to get after game on public land.
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