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WILL COX, 9, working on a ranch in the Big Sandy area earlier this year. Will is the youngest of four Cox boys who, along with their dad and grandad, have worked to help a local rancher with the many chores that are necessary to keep things running smoothly. In turn, the rancher grants access to the family to hunt. The results are shown in the related photos. (Courtesy photo)

WILL COX, 9, working on a ranch in the Big Sandy area earlier this year. Will is the youngest of four Cox boys who, along with their dad and grandad, have worked to help a local rancher with the many chores that are necessary to keep things running smoothly. In turn, the rancher grants access to the family to hunt. The results are shown in the related photos. (Courtesy photo)

November 14, 2019

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Family knows importance of landowner relations
November 14, 2019 1:22 p.m.

Family knows importance of landowner relations

Relationships between hunters and landowners can be testy at times but one Flathead Valley family has put in the time and effort to ensure all parties benefit each other.