HELENA, Mont. – Shortly after the Fourth of July, Montana started on fire. The timber lands of western Montana and the grass prairies of the east, both so dry from a lack of precipitation, smoldered, ignited, and then set ablaze in a matter of days. By the middle of July, smoke from the fires had settled across the state creating a haze in the sky.
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Joe Dooling wraps up first cutting, works on getting more hay into Montana
Joe Dooling drives his stinger across Hauser Dam.
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