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The East Summit Ridge of Reese Mtn is only 10 ft lower than highest point on the north end.
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Perennial Water Pools at Reese
The perennial water pool at the summit of Reese. These pools with water lasting throughout summer make cooler Reese Mtn summit areas an ideal place where bighhorn sheep can hangout without having to descend to creek bottoms for water. There are Mt lions roaming the canyon bottoms of this region. When vultures flee from these steep walled canyons as you approach you can often find the kill site. Usually it is white tailed deer. A long time resident doe lasted about 7 yrs. She was yet unconsumed with a torn out windpipe and all that remained of her fawn was its lower leg bones and feet.
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Dennis Horning
Feb 20, 2012
“The East Summit Ridge of Reese Mtn is only 10 ft lower than highest point on the north end.”  

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Find the Bighorn Sheep in the photo. These rocks are near the east most summit of Reese
Cheyenne Eagle account of Pat Broe's efforts to buy public lands of Reese Mtn pg 5
Cheyenne Eagle account of Pat Broe's efforts to buy public lands of Reese Mtn pg 4
Cheyenne Eagle account of Pat Broe's efforts to buy public lands of Reese Mtn pg3
Cheyenne Eagle account of Pat Broe's efforts to buy public lands of Reese Mtn pg2
Cheyenne Eagle account of Pat Broe's efforts to buy public lands of Reese Mtn pg1
Perennial Water Pools at Reese
The East Summit Ridge of Reese Mtn is only 10 ft lower than highest point on the north end.
The perennial water pool at the summit of Reese. These pools with water lasting throughout summer make cooler Reese Mtn summit areas an ideal place where bighhorn sheep can hangout without having to descend to creek bottoms for water. There are Mt lions roaming the canyon bottoms of this region. When vultures flee from these steep walled canyons as you approach you can often find the kill site. Usually it is white tailed deer. A long time resident doe lasted about 7 yrs. She was yet unconsumed with a torn out windpipe and all that remained of her fawn was its lower leg bones and feet.
Laramie Peak from Reese Mtn Summit
Camping on Reese Mtn
A prominent landmark near the confluence is the Cone
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