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Fall colors High Sierra
- Thread starter Big K
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mtnfolk mike
Gold Member
great pics man.. i love the sierra's...:thumbup: where abouts were you at??
Wow! really stunning colors and wildlife!
What are those animals? are they family?
Thanks for sharing, Big K !
What are those animals? are they family?
Thanks for sharing, Big K !
Mmmm, I absolutely love the Sierra's. Pics are always appreciated, and you gave us some nice ones!
Nice! Where in the Sierra was this?
Awesome pics, thats amazing how close you got to the goats to take their picture.
Thanks guys!!! I was very lucky to get to see those bighorn sheep. I read there was herd in silver canyon near Bishop so I set out near dusk and sure enough I found em.
Pic's 1 and 4 are in the 20 lakes basin, Pic 2 is near green creek by Bridgeport. I love that place so much, I just thought I post some pic's.
Pic's 1 and 4 are in the 20 lakes basin, Pic 2 is near green creek by Bridgeport. I love that place so much, I just thought I post some pic's.
Wow! Awesome scenery! Thanks for sharing.
Doc
Doc
Awesome scenery!
lambertiana
Gold Member
I figured it was somewhere off the Owens Valley.
Be careful about approaching the bighorn sheep. The Sierra bighorns are endangered (probably only about 400 left) and are under severe distress (a lot of which was caused by the ban on hunting mountain lions, which are the only real predators for the bighorns, and since the ban went in place, their numbers are exploding while the bighorns are declining). There are a number of areas on the east side above Owens Valley that are strictly off-limits to hikers at certain times of the year. This is also true of some areas on the west side of the crest, mostly in the southern half of Kings Canyon.
Be careful about approaching the bighorn sheep. The Sierra bighorns are endangered (probably only about 400 left) and are under severe distress (a lot of which was caused by the ban on hunting mountain lions, which are the only real predators for the bighorns, and since the ban went in place, their numbers are exploding while the bighorns are declining). There are a number of areas on the east side above Owens Valley that are strictly off-limits to hikers at certain times of the year. This is also true of some areas on the west side of the crest, mostly in the southern half of Kings Canyon.
m. wohlwend
BANNED
Very nice! Great photos!
