Walt Perry: An Early-day Forest Ranger in New Mexico and Oregon, a Memoir |
Contents
The Alamo Forest | 1 |
I Take the Forest Ranger Examination | 11 |
The Carson Forest | 17 |
All Men are Cowards in the Dark | 27 |
Mountain Lions Bobcats and Such | 31 |
A Tough Job for a Woman | 41 |
Jicarilla District | 51 |
Tales of Old Taos | 65 |
Forest Management | 79 |
Common terms and phrases
acres Alamo Aldo Leopold American Foresters Apache Barker Bend brush bunch burned C.C. Hall cabin camp Canjilon canyon Carson National Forest Carson Pine Cone cave Central Oregon Cloudcroft Cressman Deschutes National Forest District Forester drouth feet fire foot forest ranger Forest Supervisor forestry Fort Rock Cave Fremont National Forest grazing Hallack & Howard horse Indians Jicarilla Jicarilla District knew La Pine land later lava Les Joslin letter lion looked lookout Loveridge Mather Field memoir Mexican Mexico miles mountain mountain lion never night Perry's Pooler pretty pueblo Ranger Perry Ranger Station ride rock rode saddle San Antone scaler seemed sheep snow started Taos telephone thing timber sale told took trail transfer tree Tres Piedras U.S. Forest Service Vallecitos Walt Perry woods wrote young