Yellowstone photo album 6B, page 92

TitleYellowstone photo album 6B, page 92
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TranscriptionYELL 192943-428 Winter range, Hellroaring slopes, showing pocket of Phleum, Carex and Rye. August 27, 1941. McDougall and Grimm. 43-199; YELL 192943-429 Aspen reproduction between Lava Creek and the Gardiner River. Because of the heavy snow during last winter, these aspen became unavailable to the elk thus permitting these plants to come through the winter without too heavy utilization. August 28, 1943. McDougall and Grimm. 43-205; YELL 192943-430 View of the Hellroaring slopes winter range. A large number of elk winter here in addition to the elk that come through here on their migration to the lower winter range. Aug. 28, 1943. McDougall and Grimm. 43-206; YELL 192943-431 Willows on upper winter range near Pebble Creek. There willows have been browsed to a considerable extent, but not to the point of extermination. August 28, 1943. McDougall and Grimm. 43-207; YELL 192943-432 Typical stand of Agtopyron, Poa and Koeleria on critical winter range area near Soda Butte. August 28, 1943. McDougall and Grimm. 43-208; YELL 192943-433 Typical Winter range cover. Photograph taken between Gardiner and Mammoth. Sept. 3, 1943. McDougall and Grimm. 43-209; YELL 192943-434 Willow plot near Tower Falls. Aug. 28, 1943. McDougall and Grimm. 43-201; YELL 192943-435 Dense stand of Agropyron on Hellroaring slopes. August 27, 1943. McDougall and Grimm. 43-211.

LocationsYellowstone National Park, Park County, Wyoming, United States(44.59644,-110.5472)
Hellroaring Mountain, Park County, Montana, United States(45.00299,-110.44492)
Soda Butte, Park County, Wyoming, United States(44.87778,-110.1525)

TopicsYellowstone National Park
Horses
Grasses
Meadows
Aspen
Mountains
Willows
Range management
Range plants--Control

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