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Written by John Williams
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 Montana movie star, Jack the Bitterroot Beagle, was recently invited by Larry Richards to visit his famous Living Diamonds Tibetan Yak Ranch. Larry's ranch is located near Polson, Montana in the gorgeous Mission Valley. Larry raises Yaks and currently has over 50 of them. That number will increase dramatically very soon when baby Yaks join the herd. Back in 1997, Larry flew 12 of his Yaks to Argentina where they starred with Brad Pitt in the movie, "Seven Years in Tibet".
Jack had this to say about his visit to Larry's Yak Ranch, "Larry volunteered my dad to help him round up these Yaks so he could give them de-worming shots. I just sat by the fence and laughed. Those old men were sweating like dogs and huffing and puffing like you wouldn't believe." When they weren't able to corral the Yaks, Jack the Bitterroot Beagle came to the rescue. "I was able to herd most of the Yaks into the corral so Larry could give them shots. The Yaks tried to scare me (many did a real good job of it too) but I never let on that I was. I was too fast and had all the right moves to avoid being stepped on and gored by those big, wooly beasts. Larry invited me back when the baby Yaks are born. I'll share that experience with you when I get back." |
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Written by John Williams
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 When Jack the Bitterroot Beagle isn't making movies, attending gala events, or resting, he enjoys listening to music. On this particular springtime day, Jack was attending a concert put on by a local robin and her babies. Mrs. Red Breast selected a 50's tune especially for Jack, as she knew he was an upbeat kind of guy. Jack loved the performance. He told the lead singer, "Your kids sure have been practicing. They'll probably be leaving the roost soon for solo careers." |
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Written by John Williams
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 About a mile west of Hamilton, Montana stands the breathtaking Bitterroot Mountains. One of the favorite hiking trails of movie star, Jack the Bitterroot Beagle, is in Blodgett Canyon. On Jack's recent hiking trip there he even filmed it so all his fans would be able to hike along with him.
Blodgett Canyon has a beautiful creek running between its steep-sided walls. However, during Jack's early springtime hike, much of the stream was beneath a blanket of snow and ice. At several locations along Jack's hike, the crystal clear water was exposed and mirrored the reflective beauty all around it. Jack took every opportunity to explore these areas and catch a glimpse of his cute face in the reflections.
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