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- Karen Dykes
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- 2021-12-08
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- 113
May 12, 1950. Ashnola River.
Climbed from cabin onto flatiron
range. First flat badly overgrazed,
no grass carryover at all. Dry type
of range with quite a lot of rock
showing. Flora showed Lewisia
quite common, Bigeloma sparse + heavily
browsed, some Artemisia tridentata on
exposed highly isolated slopes.
Pseudotsuga abundant. The young firs
all heavily browsed + highlined.
Cattle all over the range.
Then climbed to next range area
just n. [north] of Juniper Creek. This area
also heavily overgrazed. scattered
Junipers.
Proceeded across Juniper Cr. [Creek] +
onto South slope here found an
excellent area of sheep range with
plenty of carryover of excellent
Agropyron. The only cattle use
of this basin seems to be on
the flat below where there
has been a salting station.
Apparently lack of water forces a
withdrawal early in the summer.
This area is shown on the map as
a game reserve but was not
enforced during 1947 open season
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