BILLINGS, Mont. — Eight-hundred acres of historic property along Cow Creek in the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument has been purchased by the American Prairie Reserve, the group announced
Montana nature reserve purchases 800-acre property
The Billings Gazette
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FILE - In this April 25, 2012, file photo, a herd of bison move through land controlled by the American Prairie Reserve south of Malta, Mont.. The reserve has purchased the 800-acre historic property along Cow Creek in the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument.Matthew Brown/AP
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) Eight-hundred acres (324 hectares) of historic property along Cow Creek in the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument has been purchased by the American Prairie Reserve, the group announced on Thursday.
“I hope it will be of good use to the American Prairie Reserve,” said Lorraine Mcgough. “It is a place near and dear to my heart.”