Squaw Tit

• Wind directionNE (45°) → S (180°)
• Ideal speed6–15 mph
• Upper limits≤ 18 mph base · gusts ≤ 22

No documented free-flight site found. "Squaw Tit" at 47.9113, -108.525 is a remote butte in north-central Montana (Blaine/Phillips County area, near Fort Belknap and the Little Rocky Mountains), with no club/USHPA chapter, paraglidingEarth page, XContest entry, or pilot reports for it. The nearest organized Montana free-flight communities (Missoula's Glide Missoula, Bozeman Airforce) are in the southwest of the state, hundreds of miles away, and do not list this feature. Wind window below is INFERRED solely from the paraglidingEarth orientation hint (working octants N,NE,E,SE,S,SW) plus general thermal/ridge-soaring knowledge for an isolated ~4400 ft butte rising above high plains. Inferred ideal arc centers on the E-SE-S faces (45-180 deg, wind FROM), with marginal edges out to N (0) and SW (225); W and NW are excluded by the orientation hint and likely produce lee-side rotor. Speeds are generic foot-launch ranges, not site-verified. HAZARDS/CAVEATS (general, unverified): isolated prairie butte means strong thermal cycles and dust devils midday in summer; gusty, mechanically turbulent lee rotor on the W/NW side; high-plains winds can build quickly in the afternoon, so morning/early sessions are safer; this is on/near the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation, so LAND ACCESS/PERMISSION is uncertain and likely requires tribal/landowner permission. Treat as an unflown, unconfirmed site - scout in person and consult local pilots before attempting.