Sandhill Cranes mate for life and still dance every year before mating. They can lay up to 3 eggs and typically one survives to adulthood. The newly hatched sandhill is called a, colt. Maybe because of its long legs! Arriving mid-April from New Mexico and parts of Texas and Mexico, the sandhill cranes remain in Montana all summer and begin their migration to warm climates beginning in September and lasting through late November. Jennie created dancing cranes to memorialize her affection for this magestic bird. Bison trimmed hood, Gotland Sheep wool for feathers, cotton sateen lining. Inside leather pocket for your cell phone and car keys. Part of the, Best Fashion Show Collection, which won a blue ribbon at the 2026 Western Design Conference, Bozeman, MT. Competing with 15 other designers, this is Jennie Montana's second win in a row at the WDC.
Materials & Fit
Blended Appliquéd Wool with Bison Trim.
Care Instructions
Dry Clean Only
Returns
Not quite right? If needed, you have 14 days to begin the return process of an unworn, unwashed item. Due to the nature of these on-of-a-kind pieces, there is a 15% restocking fee. Learn more in our Refund Policy.
