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Nov 16 2012
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Sheep Mountain Peak 6996 - MazatzalPayson, AZ
Sheep Mountain Peak 6996 - Mazatzal
Payson, AZ
Hiking avatar Nov 16 2012
BobP • Triplogs 3,212
Hiking20.40 Miles 6,330 AEG
Hiking20.40 Miles
6,330 ft AEG
 
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I went to grab my pack and I turned around just in time to see a falling star :y: . Started in the dark about 530am. I got scared in the first 5 minutes by some birds flapping in a tree. Next a bigger bird asked who I was and just kept askin and askin. When I got to the road, I picked up a pair of eyes in my headlamp :scared: ...guessing it was only a coyote. This route had it all hiking, route finding, canyons/ravines,rock climbing, and bushwacking.

I really enjoyed the Upper reaches of the Sheep Creek trail and the west ridgeline was awesomely challenging. I met a guy(Mark) at the junction of Sheep and Thicket. We got to talking and he has been out searching for Joe a lot. He had three dogs(Lisa,Jessie,Jager) with him who help him search. I saw him in the morning and then again later in the day. They searched out by Peeley. Again no clues :( Finished up at 8pm.
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