I put the truck in park and shut it off in the access parking lot. From the dark outside I could hear the rocks driven by the wind ricocheting off the side of the Ford. Great! A crappy start to the day and it only got worse. It usually takes Matt and I 30 minutes to get across the Hot Rocks to the top of the Gregg River. Today it took an hour, fighting the insane wind all the way. Matt and I climbed Slaughter anyway and never saw an animal that wasn't a tiny speck at 10x. There are no sheep on Slaughter or the Hot rocks right now.
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I have seen more fresh snow in the mountains in July than what you guys have came across. What a strange year.
This spot is the Hot rocks and between wind and the heat the snow never stays, but yes there is very little snow especially compared to 2006!
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