TR: part 2 Yellowstone/Tetons and beyond
Part 2 just published. Our adventures continue. Clicky
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Owyheedog,
I can't remember his name but I think he said his family owns the Dougal Ranch. He drove an old truck and was a member of a local SAR group. Real nice guy, you would want him for a friend and he wasn't shy about his opinions which we mostly agreed with. Probably in his late 50s, he looked like a rancher, or at least a stereotypical one with weathered face, direct gaze, etc. We always enjoy talking with the locals.
I can't remember his name but I think he said his family owns the Dougal Ranch. He drove an old truck and was a member of a local SAR group. Real nice guy, you would want him for a friend and he wasn't shy about his opinions which we mostly agreed with. Probably in his late 50s, he looked like a rancher, or at least a stereotypical one with weathered face, direct gaze, etc. We always enjoy talking with the locals.
