Big Belt Mountains

American  

plural noun

1. a range of the Rocky Mountains, in W Montana.

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Example Sentences

In the mid-1950s wildlife biologists released nine marten into high terrain in the Big Belt Mountains west of White Sulphur Springs, then essentially forgot about them.

From Washington Times

In a study published in Ecosphere, researchers tracked grizzly bears from the northern and southern populations as they moved through western Montana, including the rugged Big Belt mountains near Helena, which sits between the two national parks.

From Seattle Times

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks officials said Wednesday that a trail camera captured a picture of a 3 ½ year old grizzly in the Big Belt Mountains west of White Sulphur Springs sometime this summer.

From Washington Times

In the Helena National Forest and on the western slopes of the Big Belt Mountains, then in other areas of Montana and down into Idaho the forests looked as though they had been scorched.

From Literature

Intergradation with obscurus is seen in specimens here referred to S. v. obscurus from the Big Belt Mountains.

From Project Gutenberg