In the heart of the American West, a vast 2.2 million acres of pure wilderness stretch across Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho. Imagine lush meadows, dense forests, alpine tundra, and steaming thermal basins all coming together to support a variety of wildlife. These natural marvels captivate visitors and play a crucial role in sustaining the park’s […]
Continue ReadingDid you know there is a “Bear-Muda Triangle” in Yellowstone? This intriguing area is around Tower Junction, at the intersection of the road leading to the Park’s northern entrance at Gardiner, Montana, and the route traverses the Park from east to west. Positioned near the junction of the Tower-Roosevelt and Mammoth-Tower roads, this region […]
Continue ReadingIf you are familiar with Dan Hartman and Wildlife Along the Rockies you may have heard of his yearly owls surveys. Talking to him recently I believe he said he is on his 9thyear listening for Boreal Owls (it may be longer). After reading some of his survey experiences on https://yellowstonereports.com last year, in 2017, […]
Continue ReadingI often asked my guests after a trip through Grand Teton, or Yellowstone National Park what was their favorite thing. Most of the time I hear “the Lower Falls”, unless we had a pretty good wildlife trip. Then I may hear some of the responses I heard on my last trip, “the bison fighting”, “the […]
Continue ReadingI made a knew discovery today! I have always had a love for Yellowstone growing up close by with ample opportunity to frequent the area I made my way their often. Five years ago I even had the chance to live on its Northern edge in Gardiner Montana. The last couple years Grand Teton National […]
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