TR: part 2 Yellowstone/Tetons and beyond

Nope not the same person. I had the good fortune to run into another gentleman that lives not too far from the North Fork campground that is also a multi-generation rancher in that area. We talked for a long time and he explained how he likes it when people come out and visit that area and wishes more people would. He thinks it is in his ranches best interest for people to understand the area. A really great guy that we have visited several times since when we are tent camping out there with our Jeeps. And he gave me the best advice for being welcome on ranchers property: THE KEY TO EVERY GATE IN OWYHEE COUNTY IS A BOTTLE. Hard to argue with that advice. I do know the Dougal ranch though. I have one of those SD cards in my GPS that shows land ownership and there is quite a bit of the land in Owyhee County that belongs to the Dougal's.