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I'm disappointed that my reaction to you asking how I felt as I made the top of Red Knob Pass didn't make the final cut of your video.
I forgot to update my opening title in the last video, so the perfectionist in me pulled it and will put up a corrected copy a little later today.
Hey @JoshuaDyal That's my name for the area over there, not sure if anyone else uses it. Hardly anyone goes there because it's often full of sheep, like it was on this trip (we had sheep or cows in nearly every single camp except for West Beaver and Middle Basin). Depending on where the Lakefork allotment is scheduled for their two week stints, you will have a crowd. I was hoping they were in Oweep or Upper Lakefork. Nope, we got to spend a night with them up there. You used to be able to find the grazing documents and check the schedule online, but I couldn't find it this year. Not that the sheepherders ever follow the schedule even remotely closely.@Dan; in the video, you mentioned you were heading to "Crater meadows." By that do you mean the area around Crater Lake? I'd love to see some pics of that area. It seems to be poorly represented on the internet; probably because hardly anyone seems to go there.
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