Hiking Wind Wolves Preserve - SoCal Wilderness Hiking near LA - AdventureArchives
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When in flight A Ravin has a slightly rounded tail & when they perch they make that clicking sound that you imitated. Crows in flight are smaller & have a tail that is
Straight across. And when
Perched they go CAW CAW!
Ravins eat road kill are larger than Crows and do not eat road kill.
If you ho on youtub you will find alot of information of both! They both can learn to talk very clearly! They will come to your yard if you put
Food & water out for them. People say they bring gifts. Mine have not brought gifts.
Just visits are a gift for me. They will mimic noises, like
When the need food or water they will go up on the roof of my R. V. and imitate some one knock on my door. - - -
Date: 2022-04-30
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Mark
I left my mid-west family and friends in 1970 to go to work in California. One of the first things I did was to start backpacking. I finally drifted away from that by 1980, but have rediscovered it, or at least day hiking, just recently. At 70, I plan to try a few of the hikes you have documented in your mini-adventures. Since I am still in great shape, I suspect Mugu Peak will be my next day-adventure, followed by Wind Wolves Preserve when the weather cools down a bit. Thank you for introducing me to these areas. You should check out the San Gorgonio Wilderness this fall or next spring. I haven't been there since 1975. Also consider the San Jacinto Wilderness area as well. Lots of trail/tram options there.
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I left my mid-west family and friends in 1970 to go to work in California. One of the first things I did was to start backpacking. I finally drifted away from that by 1980, but have rediscovered it, or at least day hiking, just recently. At 70, I plan to try a few of the hikes you have documented in your mini-adventures. Since I am still in great shape, I suspect Mugu Peak will be my next day-adventure, followed by Wind Wolves Preserve when the weather cools down a bit. Thank you for introducing me to these areas. You should check out the San Gorgonio Wilderness this fall or next spring. I haven't been there since 1975. Also consider the San Jacinto Wilderness area as well. Lots of trail/tram options there.
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Queen
I've been watching your videos and love your adventures! I'm also new to L. A. and can relate on going on these amazing hikes alone. Calaifornia has always been my vacation spots but now that I live here I figure that I can invite people to explore here. I also have travel videos on my page. Thanks for sharing! Maybe we will bump into one another on a hike?
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I've been watching your videos and love your adventures! I'm also new to L. A. and can relate on going on these amazing hikes alone. Calaifornia has always been my vacation spots but now that I live here I figure that I can invite people to explore here. I also have travel videos on my page. Thanks for sharing! Maybe we will bump into one another on a hike?
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William
Excellent video Thomas! I appreciate the personal thoughts and narration. I too like to be around other people and the communal aspect of hiking/camping, BUT solo hiking can be a quite different and sometimes rewarding personal journey. Even if you have to put up with weird scary-looking bugs! Thanks for creating this.
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Excellent video Thomas! I appreciate the personal thoughts and narration. I too like to be around other people and the communal aspect of hiking/camping, BUT solo hiking can be a quite different and sometimes rewarding personal journey. Even if you have to put up with weird scary-looking bugs! Thanks for creating this.
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Greg
The spring is the best season to visit Wind Wolves when there is nothing but beautiful green grass, water, and flowers. However, if you want solitude, the hot summer is the best time to visit, but bring lots of water, don't hike alone, and watch out for rattlesnakes.
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The spring is the best season to visit Wind Wolves when there is nothing but beautiful green grass, water, and flowers. However, if you want solitude, the hot summer is the best time to visit, but bring lots of water, don't hike alone, and watch out for rattlesnakes.
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pappys
You're funny. The Rattlesnakes scene, cracked me up.
I, too, am dying to see a mountain lion!
That was a great video my man! I will be subscribing now.
That place looks so cool and close to the Kern River.
Check out Kernville. My favorite place
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You're funny. The Rattlesnakes scene, cracked me up.
I, too, am dying to see a mountain lion!
That was a great video my man! I will be subscribing now.
That place looks so cool and close to the Kern River.
Check out Kernville. My favorite place
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rafael661kc
Do a video for Mill Creek Trail its a little east of Bakersfield headed towards Lake Isabella off the 178 and Kern Canyon Road it has alot more to see than wind wolves and its completely free. Great video btw wind wolves is fun
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Do a video for Mill Creek Trail its a little east of Bakersfield headed towards Lake Isabella off the 178 and Kern Canyon Road it has alot more to see than wind wolves and its completely free. Great video btw wind wolves is fun
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AlpMade
Absolutely loved the video mate! I appreciated your sincerity and having us be a part of the trip! I too just recently moved to Los Angeles, if you have a list of your favorite locations please let me know!
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Absolutely loved the video mate! I appreciated your sincerity and having us be a part of the trip! I too just recently moved to Los Angeles, if you have a list of your favorite locations please let me know!
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JoePesty
it's amazing that in a city, county, as big as Los Angeles, you go out in the mountains and there is nobody. That means that millions of people are just sitting on their butts watching TV. Sad in a way.
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it's amazing that in a city, county, as big as Los Angeles, you go out in the mountains and there is nobody. That means that millions of people are just sitting on their butts watching TV. Sad in a way.
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Enrique
Interesting topics and locations. However, regardless of where you are, never go INTO the brush looking for wildlife. Ever heard of -Grizzly Man? - You're lucky it was only a rattler.
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Interesting topics and locations. However, regardless of where you are, never go INTO the brush looking for wildlife. Ever heard of -Grizzly Man? - You're lucky it was only a rattler.
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