Eastern Montana Shatters Heat Records
News Posted on July 23, 2026 Posted on July 23, 2026 Eastern Montana Shatters Heat Records Tayler Scherr didn’t head into the weekend expecting to clear out her home office. But when a surprise batch of freshly hatched chicks scampered across her path the morning of July 10, everything changed. Scherr raises dozens of chickens and a handful of ducks on her ranch outside Glendive in eastern Montana.
- ▪News Posted on July 23, 2026 Posted on July 23, 2026 Eastern Montana Shatters Heat Records Tayler Scherr didn’t head into the weekend expecting to clear out her home office.
- ▪But when a surprise batch of freshly hatched chicks scampered across her path the morning of July 10, everything changed.
- ▪Scherr raises dozens of chickens and a handful of ducks on her ranch outside Glendive in eastern Montana.
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News Posted on July 23, 2026 Posted on July 23, 2026 Eastern Montana Shatters Heat Records Tayler Scherr didn’t head into the weekend expecting to clear out her home office. But when a surprise batch of freshly hatched chicks scampered across her path the morning of July 10, everything changed. Scherr raises dozens of chickens and a handful of ducks on her ranch outside Glendive in eastern Montana. The flock includes roosters roaming freely among the hens, so chicks are bound to happen. It’s just that these three hatched later in the summer than she would have liked. “I decided they were outlaws for showing up here on the hottest weekend we’ve had. So I named them to refl ect that,” said Scherr, explaining the name choices for her trio of nefarious puffballs: Thelma, Louise and Bonnie.
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