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COOK!
LEARN TO COOK AT A BACKCOUNTRY CAMP
Imagine fishing a pristine, mountain stream in Montana, and then
feasting on your catch with cornbread and baked beans cooked over the open fire.
is is not your traditional cooking class. e Royal Tine Cook Camp, located in
the foothills of the Anaconda-Pintler Wilderness, teaches attendees how to master
traditional outdoor cooking methods, sans electricity. It's one-part cooking, one-part
camping, with a dash of wilderness adventure.
SAD DLE UP!
TRAVEL BACK IN HISTORY
WITH THE US CAVALRY SCHOOL
Colloquially known as Custer's Last Stand, one of the most famous
battles in U.S. history took place on the banks of the Little Bighorn
River in southeast Montana 140 years ago. Here, travelers and history buffs alike can
experience military life on the Frontier during the U.S. Cavalry School's eight-day
intensive encampment course. Taught by the country's best experts, attendees hone
their skills and relive the historic event in front of thousands of spectators during
Real Bird's Little Bighorn Reenactment — an annual celebration commemorat-
ing the battle's brave participants. History lessons, frontier meals and training are
included. Bring your own period costume.
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TRAPPER BODOVINAC
Reenactment of the Little
Bighorn Battle
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