Moby Goes to Big Jack’s Creek

February 2015

Big Jack’s Creek Wilderness, in the Owyhee Mountain region in southwestern Idaho, is managed by the BLM. The steep and rugged canyon is difficult to access except for a few places like this one. We went in February for a weekend campout, and it was cold, but dry and sunny.

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Larry found a small arrowhead or bird point near this isolated rock outcrop. In an otherwise barren landscape, birds commonly perch in places like these.
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Big Jack’s Creek canyon cuts a deep line through the sagebrush flats.
Beaver dam
Beaver dam in the bottom of the canyon on Big Jack’s Creek
Larry and grandson
Larry and grandson
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Goodnight Moby
The Parker Trail provides access to the bottom of Big Jack's Canyon via a good trail. It's about 2.5 miles out and back.
The Parker Trail provides access to the bottom of Big Jack’s Canyon via a good trail. It’s about 2.5 miles out and back.
Keyton and Larry on top of the world.
Keyton and Larry looking down on Big Jack’s Creek canyon
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Cool rocks!
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Big cloudy skies
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Without a trail, getting to the bottom of the canyon would be slow, hard going.

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