Lori sent me this report and a few photos from her trip to the Dryhead on November 14th. I thought even though it is December that we would all still like to see these great photos and hear her report! Thank you Lori!
I also included some photos that Lori sent me of Kaibab, Liesl and Exhilaration in the snow taken yesterday! Enjoy!
I received a package in the mail last week. In the package were copies of records of the Pryor Horses, dating back to 1993. Some were in Reverend Schwieger’s handwriting. Thank you Ross for sharing this wonderful information with me. It is priceless. I will share more about this in a post soon.
Sandy
On November 14th I decided to go out to the Dry Head and see if I could find any horses. I never know what to expect when I go out there, and since that day after finding Merlin, I realized that the four bachelors I saw on this day were in the same place that I spotted Merlin.
It is about halfway through the range and it is near that tree where I have been spotting horses. I am planning on hiking up over that ridge to see what it looks like on the other side.
Possibly on this day that I saw Hawk, Issaquah, Chief Joseph and Jemez, Merlin may have been right over on the other side of this ridge. Now I have another mission.
I spent some time watching the bachelors before the wind picked up and I decided to move on. I never saw anyone else as I drove through the rest of the range.
On my way out I did see the Greeters again and decided to take some photos since they were close enough to the road. It was really cold and the wind was picking up. Many of my photos were blurry (I did not bring my tripod) so I only ended up with a few good photos.
I always enjoy seeing the Greeters of the Dry Head and have learned to stop and see them because we never know what tomorrow will bring.
Lori
