As you travel along your way, you’re guide will tell you some of the local history, from back in the homestead days, up until present day. In this area, farming and ranching are the primary sources of income. At different times of the year you will witness many different things going on. As an example, in the spring, you may see cattle being rounded up and being branded, or tractors going in fields, planting crops for the upcoming harvest. In late summer you could see the harvesting of crops, and in the fall the gathering of cattle for shipment to market.

    In this area there is an abundance of wildlife, some of which are, deer, antelope, coyote, fox, prairie dogs, bighorn sheep, game birds, eagles, hawks, and many other birds and animals. These animals, when seen, are in their natural state, not in a cage, zoo, or park.

    There are also many Indian artifacts, such as, teepee rings, drawings on sandstone walls. Arrowheads, and other tools, can also be occasionally found in some areas.