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2024年7月3日
Definitely an unexpected stop with so much history. We stopped in the “being built but still open” interpretive center and were given lots of great information by the intern. We watched the video and… JerriAL1的完整评论
2024年6月19日
Well signposted and we entered the new visitors centre 3 days after it had opened. More work yet to be done but we got a friendly welcome, shown a short video of the history and then an attendant gav… rich13的完整评论
2022年6月19日
We were eager to see the fort in hopes that it would be similar to Fort Laramie. When we drove up we were greeted by a long fence but nothing behind other that the dimensions of where the fort was pr… CharlesC722的完整评论
what snakes would you en counter if we visited the fetterman site
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Most likely to see snakes (Milk, garter, hognose, & bullsnakes, are typical but not commonly encountered snakes), generally moving away. Non poisonous snakes outnumber our …
Most likely to see snakes (Milk, garter, hognose, & bullsnakes, are typical but not commonly encountered snakes), generally moving away. Non poisonous snakes outnumber our famous prairie rattler. While rattlesnakes inhabit Wyoming, they don't want to see you anymore than you want to see them. Stepping up on a rock/log instead of over, may prevent both parties from being surprised. Not reaching up on a warm rock surface (especially West facing ledges in afternoon sun) where you can't see, is another common sense way of avoiding unpleasant surprises.
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