Bud Moore Papers, 1805-2014 (bulk
1942-2010)
Overview of the Collection
Creator Moore, Bud, 1917-2010
Title Bud Moore Papers
Dates 1805-2014 (bulk 1942-2010) (inclusive)
1805 2014
Quantity 65.5 linear feet and 14,498 electronic files
40.79 gigabytes of digital materials
Collection Number Mss 848
Summary William Robert (Bud) Moore was a well-known forester and
conservationist from Montana. Formerly the Division Chief of Fire
Control and Air Operations for the Forest Service Northern Region,
Moore wrote and spoke on sustainable forestry, trapping, hunting,
and other wilderness topics following his retirement in 1974; he also
published his novel The Lochsa Story: Land Ethics in the Bitterroot
Mountains in 1996. This collection contains articles, photographs,
videos, maps, journals, notebooks, research files, correspondence,
and other personal papers created by and about Bud Moore.
Repository University of Montana, Mansfield Library, Archives and Special
Collections
Archives and Special Collections
Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library
University of Montana
32 Campus Dr. #9936
59812-9936
Missoula, MT
Telephone: 406-243-2053
Fax: 406-243-4067
[email protected]
Access Restrictions Researchers must use collection in accordance with the policies of
Archives and Special Collections, the Maureen and Mike Mansfield
Library, and The University of Montana-Missoula. Access to some
materials (both print and electronic files) has been restricted by the
donors; researchers must receive approval from Vicki Moore for
access. Some electronic files in this collection may require prior notice
for access. Please contact Archives and Special Collections for more
information.
Languages English.
Biographical Note
William Robert (Bud) Moore was born on October 1, 1917 in Florence, Montana. The oldest of William
and Hazel Moore’s nine children, Bud Moore graduated with an eighth grade diploma from Woodman
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Elementary School and went to work running a long-line trap line along the Lochsa River and the Lolo
Trail in the Bitterroot Mountains of western Montana and northeastern Idaho. While he maintained
the trap line in the winter, he began working on fire crews in the summer for the United States Forest
Service at the age of 16, in 1934, and picked up other seasonal jobs with the department including
alternate ranger, fire dispatcher, lookout, and trail crew foreman until the United States entered World
War II. Moore married Mary Jane Buckhouse in Missoula, Montana on November 27, 1941.
Initially labeled 4-F by the military because of a hand injury, Moore joined the effort to cultivate guayule
for rubber production. He moved to California and worked on the guayule farms until his hand healed
and he was able to enlist in the Marines in May of 1943. During his three years in the Marine Corps,
Moore served mostly in the Pacific including campaigns in Peleliu, New Britain, and Okinawa. While
Moore was overseas, his and Jane’s son, William Henry (Bill), was born on October 22, 1943. Bud
Moore was honorably discharged from the Marine Corps in February of 1946 and remained a part of
the Marine Corps Reserves until 1952.
Moore returned to Montana and the Forest Service and eventually became a ranger in the Powell
District. The Powell District served the Lochsa area and was part of what he considered his “home
range.” In 1950, he was promoted to District Ranger of the Powell District. Bud and Jane’s daughter,
Victoria (Vicki), was born in Missoula, Montana on May 18, 1953. Moore continued to be promoted to
positions of higher responsibility including Deputy Supervisor of the Lolo National Forest and Training
and Safety Officer in Ogden, Utah. In 1961, he was promoted to chief of the Branch of Employee
Development and Training and transferred to Washington, D.C. He moved his family to Virginia and
acquired property in West Virginia (Sandy Ridge Woods) where he began instituting his ideas on land
use and ecosystem management. In 1964, he was assigned to direct the National Fire Coordination
Study and, at the conclusion of the study in 1966, was named the Deputy Director of the Division of Fire
Control. In 1969, he was reassigned to Missoula, Montana as the Division Chief of Fire Control and Air
Operations for the Forest Service Northern Region, the position from which he retired in 1974.
Bud and Jane divorced and Bud married Janet Fitzgerald on May 17, 1971. Janet had four children
from a previous marriage, Joe, Nancy, Kevin, and Susan. The same year he retired from the Forest
Service, 1974, the University of Montana in Missoula awarded him an honorary Doctor of Science
degree. He and Janet also purchased property in Swan Valley, Montana (Coyote Forest) that Moore
would use to further institute his conservation and ecosystem management ideas and also establish
a small milling business. He maintained his interest in the wilderness around his new home, trapping
and hiking along the Lochsa and Clark Fork Rivers. Bud and Janet purchased another tract of land
(Mattson Meadows) in Powell County, Montana, in 1976. In 2008, Moore would use this land as part
of an exchange to acquire 210 acres (McFarland Creek) in Mineral County, Montana with hopes of
rehabilitating it to a more natural state.
Moore wrote freelance articles on wilderness, recreation, trapping, and hunting topics starting in the
1960s and was published in magazines such as the Ford Times and Deer Sportsman. In 1974, he
began gathering information to write a book on his experiences and ideas concerning wilderness and
the Lochsa country of western Montana and the Idaho panhandle. Initially titled Rediscovery of Earth,
his book would eventually be published as The Lochsa Story: Land Ethics in the Bitterroot Mountains
by Mountain Press Publishing in 1996. Moore continued with his conservation advocacy work and
writing following his retirement and also booked speaking engagements on conservation, fire control,
trapping, hunting, and local history topics. He supported historical and conservation groups including
the Upper Swan Valley Historical Group, the Travelers Rest Preservation and Heritage Association,
the Swan Ecosystem Center, and the Montana Wilderness Association. His outreach work and affinity
for storytelling put him in contact with many important writing and conservation figures in Montana
including Norman Maclean, Arnold Bolle, Stewart Brandborg, and Doris Milner. He kept his property
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and home at Coyote Forest open to visitors and used it as a tool to teach people about responsible
forest management and wilderness conservation.
Janet Moore passed away on April 7, 2001. Bud Moore was diagnosed with a sarcoma malignancy in
February 2010; he passed away on November 26, 2010.
Content Description
This collection contains materials relating to Bud Moore’s interest in conservation and forest
management in Montana. The collection is comprised of video, audio, photographs, published
materials, letters, maps, notebooks, journals, phone logs, calendars, electronic records, and several
artifacts. There are many articles, interviews, and speeches by and about Bud Moore on various topics
relating to land ethics, hunting, trapping, fire control, Montana regional history, and sustainable forestry.
There are also research materials, marketing, ideas, and drafts of numerous articles and his book, The
Lochsa Story. The breadth of Bud Moore’s interests and activities are also apparent in the subject files
he maintained to inform his speaking engagements and articles. Subject files contain reports and notes
written by Bud Moore along with articles, maps, pamphlets, and occasionally letters used as research
materials. Papers and reports written by Moore appear throughout the collection, those clearly intended
for publication are grouped together in a single series but others remain arranged by topic.
Information on Bud Moore’s properties including maps, deeds, work plans, conservation easements,
ecosystem management plans, and property appraisals is prevalent. There are journals and field notes
documenting his hiking and trapping in roadless areas in Montana, which include his philosophies
on land use and management. There are also materials relating to the operation of Moore’s milling
business at one property, Coyote Forest, in the Swan Valley of Montana. A significant amount of
personal material is present including correspondence, photographs, notebooks, journals, clippings,
and daily calendars. Moore’s large network of friends and family is apparent in his correspondence
and photographs; several people also sent him manuscripts and other writing for his comments and
review. There are materials relating to other important Montana figures including correspondence with
his personal friends Norman Maclean and Stewart Brandborg. An amateur photographer, Bud captured
many of the landscapes he worked to protect as well as his conservation projects, family, and friends.
Many photographs of Bud are also included. Video and audio materials documenting his speeches and
presentations are present alongside materials used for research purposes. There are also materials
added by his family concerning his death and funeral services.
Many files have descriptive notes providing context and further information; these notes were provided
by Bud Moore’s daughter, Vicki Moore, and offer insight into Bud Moore’s motivations and specific
areas of interest.
Use of the Collection
Restrictions on Use
Researchers are responsible for using in accordance with 17 U.S.C. and any other applicable statutes.
Copyright not transferred to the University of Montana. Use of materials in excess of fair use must be
approved by the donors, Bill Moore and Vicki Moore. Please contact Archives and Special Collections
for more information.
Preferred Citation
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Bud Moore Papers, Archives and Special Collections, Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library, The
University of Montana-Missoula.
Administrative Information
Arrangement
The collection is arranged into ten series, several have been further arranged in subseries. The
contents of each series or subseries are arranged chronologically or alphabetically.
Series I. Personal, 7.5 linear feet and 13,290 electronic files, 1917-2014
Subseries 1: Biographical, 2.0 linear feet and 9,074 electronic files, 1917-2014
Subseries 2: Journals, 2.8 linear feet and 4,216 electronic files, 1946-2008
Subseries 3: Planners, Calendars, and Notebooks, 2.7 linear feet, 1969-2010
Series II. Family and Friends, 0.8 linear feet, 1917-2008
Series III. Correspondence, 5.1 linear feet and 77 electronic files, 1942-2010
Series IV. Bud Moore’s Writing, 13.1 linear feet, 1805-2010
Subseries 1: The Lochsa Story: Marketing, Ideas, Research, and Reviews, 4.9 linear feet, 1805-2010
Subseries 2: The Lochsa Story: Drafts, 5.0 linear feet, 1974-1996
Subseries 3: Other Works: Marketing, Ideas, Research, and Drafts, 3.2 linear feet, 1956-2010
Series V. Speeches, Presentations, Classes, and Interviews, 3.2 linear feet, 1968-2010
Series VI. Properties, 3.4 linear feet and 675 electronic files, 1960-2010
Subseries 1. Sandy Ridge Woods, 0.4 linear feet, 1957-1986
Subseries 2. Coyote Forest, 1.7 linear feet and 534 electronic files, 1969-2011
Subseries 3. Mattson Meadows, 0.7 linear feet and 13 electronic files, 1918-2007
Subseries 4. McFarland Creek, 0.6 linear feet and 128 electronic files, 2003-2010
Series VII. Subject Files, 13.9 linear feet and 23 electronic files, 1855-2010
Subseries 1: Fire, 1.8 linear feet, 7 electronic files, 1934-2003
Subseries 2: Fur Trapping, 0.8 linear feet, 1947-2010
Subseries 3: Historical Research, 1.6 linear feet, 1855-2010
Subseries 4: Land Ethics, 0.5 linear feet, 1958-2005
Subseries 5: Land Management, Use, and Planning, 4.6 linear feet and 14 electronic files, 1944-2010
Subseries 6: Natural Resources, 1.6 linear feet, 1956-2010
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Subseries 7: Organizations Supported, 2.0 linear feet and 2 electronic files, 1972-2010
Subseries 8: United States Forest Service, 1.0 linear foot, 1928-2008
Series VIII: Other People’s Writing, 1.0 linear foot, 1943-2007
Series IX: Artifacts, 0.5 linear feet, 2003-2005
Series X: Images/Media, 17.0 linear feet and 8,134 electronic files, 1910-2014
Subseries 1: Photographs and Slides, 14.5 linear feet and 8,132 electronic files, 1910-2011
Sub-subseries 1: Photographs and Slides by Title, 11.5 linear feet and 160 electronic files, 1910-2011
Sub-subseries 2: Coyote Forest Photo Archive, 3.0 linear feet and 7972 electronic files, 1910-2011
Subseries 2: Audio and Video, 2.5 linear feet, 2 electronic files, 1986-2014
Location of Originals
Custodial History
This collection was in the possession of its creator until his death in 2010 and then it transferred to
his children. The collection was donated by the creator’s children, Bill Moore and Vicki Moore, to the
University of Montana Archives and Special Collections in several accessions in 2011, 2012, and 2014.
Vicki Moore also transferred entirely digital portions in 2012 and 2013.
Future Additions
There are no expected additions to this collection.
Processing Note
The creator’s original order was maintained wherever possible, many folders retain their original titles
and series designations. Series determinations followed logical groupings according to the creator’s
areas of interest and the original filing system. During processing, duplicates and easily accessible
publications without annotations were removed from the collection. Bibliographies were created for
published materials that were clearly indicated as reference materials for a particular project but lacked
annotations. Folder annotations provided by Vicki Moore that went beyond an inventory were added
to the finding aid to provide additional information. Most medical information relating to Bud Moore’s
cancer treatment was removed with a single folder of information retained for the historical record.
Financial information including routine payment of bills and easily accessible tax forms were also
removed. Two books by John Crawford, Lewis and Clark and Me: Heading West from Travelers’ Rest
and Lewis and Clark and Me II: The Journey West Continues, were removed from the collection and
added to Special Collections. A reel of microfilm containing 11 volumes of Gifford Pinchot’s diaries
(duplicated from the microfilm at the Library of Congress) was also removed and added to the general
collection. Copies of the Lolo Peak News from 1998 to 2010 (incomplete) were removed from the
collection and added to the Montana Collection.
Related Materials
The University of Montana Archives and Special Collections also holds a copy of both volumes of the
Historic Overview of Bud Moore's Fur Trapping Activities in Montana and Idaho as well as three oral
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histories of Bud Moore: OH 140-004, 005, 006; OH 99-0022, 0023; and 422-0036, 0037. The Maureen
and Mike Mansfield Library also retains copies of Bud Moore’s book The Lochsa Story: Land Ethics
in the Bitterroot Mountains. Some original photographs and other materials related to the collection
remain at Bud Moore’s home Coyote Forest in the Swan Valley of Montana.
Detailed Description of the Collection
Series I: Personal, 1917-2014
7.5 linear feet and 13,290 electronic files
30.8 gigabytes of digital material
This series contains materials directly related to Bud Moore. The majority of the materials are Bud
Moore’s educational, military, employment, and financial records. Awards, licenses, certificates,
notebooks, personal calendars, and clippings are also present. Articles about Bud Moore and his
accomplishments are prevalent. There are also personnel files from his employment with the United
States Forest Service as well as journals he kept while in the field.
Some files in this series are restricted. For additional details see specific restrictions noted at the
subseries level.
Container(s)
Description
Dates
Subseries 1: Biographical
2.0 linear feet and 9074 electronic files
20.46 gigabytes of digital material
The majority of these materials relate to Bud Moore’s activities
and accomplishments that inform a personal biography.
Financial documents, employment records, military records,
awards, interviews, articles, certificates, his birth certificate,
and records relating to his education are all present. This
Biographical subseries is arranged chronologically.
Several files in this subseries are restricted because they
contain personal or financial information for employees and
friends of Bud Moore.
1917-2014
1/1
William Robert Moore, Birth Certificate
October 1917
1/2
Robert Moore, Grade School Diploma
1930
1/3
Anaconda Company Lumber Department, Pay stubs and Notice
of Separation
1940-1941
1/4
Civil Defense Versus Job Corps, Pro/Con List
circa 1940
1/5
United States Forest Service
1941-1959
Box/Folder
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
1/6
Housekeeping Costs while in California at San Clemente and
Wasco
1942-1943
1/7
Souvenirs from the Pacific
circa 1943
1/8
Clippings
1943-1945
1/9
United States Marine Corps
1945-1946
1/10
Life Insurance
1945-1960
1/11
Marine Corps Reserves
1946-1952
1/12
Income Tax
1947-1954
1/13
Cards, Permits, and Licenses
1948-2011 and
undated
1/14
Aerial Photo Interpretation Workshop
1949
OS 1
Aerial Photo Interpretation Workshop, Maps
1949
93/5
School of Public and Private Administration, Montana State
University
1949
OS 1
They're Taming the Lolo Trail by Richard L. Neuberger in The
Saturday Evening Post
April 10, 1954
1/15
Mortgage Documents
1955-1956
1/16
Lot 5 of Rowe Acres, Missoula County
1955-1961
1/17
Trustee Appointment
1957
OS 1
United States Forest Service, Travel Map
1958
1/18
United States Forest Service
1960-1969 and
undated
1/19
Insurance
1961-1962
1/20
Life Insurance
1961-1978
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
1/21
Southern States Fairfax Petroleum Cooperative, Debentures
1963-1964
2/1
Administration of Public Policy, Harvard University School of
Business Administration
1964
2/2
Administration of Public Policy, Harvard University School of
Business Administration, Additional Research Materials
1964
2/3
Nominating Materials for Training Officer Conference Award
1964
95/11
The Famous Writers School, Progress Chart, Study Guide
1965-1966
2/4
Certificate of Participation, First Planning, Programming, and
Budgeting Seminar
1966
2/5
Deeds
1967-1977
2/6
25 Years of Service with the Department of Agriculture
May 15, 1968
OS 1
Famous Writers School Certificate of Recognition in Non-Fiction
Writing
November 29,
1968
2/7
Biographical
1969 and
undated
2/8
United States Forest Service
1970-1973
2/9
Retirement
1970-2003
2/10
Recipes
1970-2008 and
undated
2/11
Awards and Certificates
1971-2014
2/12
Name Tag, United States Forest Service, Intermountain
Logging Conference, Missoula, Montana
1972
2/13
Honorary Degree
1974
2/14
Retirement
1974-2009
2/15
Certificates
1977-1994
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
3/1
Bud Moore, Trapper by Steve Shirley, Missoulian, Missoula,
Montana
January 26,
1978
3/2
3728 West Sussex Property Sale
1978
3/3
Stevenson, Mike, Land Sale
1980-1987
3/4
Mountain Man Influences Forest Management by Bert Lindler,
Great Falls Tribune, Great Falls, Montana
August 31, 1981
3/5
The Saga of Bud Moore by Addrien Marx, Ponderosa Press,
Clark Fork and Seeley-Swan Valleys, Montana
October 22,
1981
3/6
Toughing it Out by Steve Woodruff, Missoulian, Missoula,
Montana
December 29,
1983
96/16
Sias Place --RESTRICTED
File restricted by donor. Purchasing records of 40 acres sold to
Les Hostetler in the Swan. Permission to access required from
Les and Kelly Hostetler.
1983-1995
3/7
Trapper by Jim Carrier, Denver Post, Denver, Colorado
December 30,
1985
3/8
Woodsmanship Center Ledger
1985-2001
3/9
Bud Moore Speaks for the Earth by Maggie Plummer, Montana
Senior Citizens News
February 1988
3/10
Logging and Trapping, Interview with Seeley-Swan High School
Students
1989
3/11
The Trapping Life by Sherry Devlin, Missoulian, Missoula,
Montana
February 9, 1992
3/12
A Conversation with Dr. William 'Bud' Moore in Evergreen
Magazine
1994-1995
3/13
Social Security
1995-2009
3/14
Montana: Paradise Lost or Paradise Found? by Jim Peterson,
Interview with Bud Moore, Evergreen Magazine
September/
October 1996
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
3/15
Bud by John Fraley, Montana Outdoors
November/
December 1996
3/16
Profile by Meg Hahr, Camas
1997
3/17
Bud Moore Interview, Jyl Hoyt, Boise State University Radio
February 24,
1998
3/18
Bud Moore Walks the Talk for Responsible Land Management
by John Fraley, Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks Newsletter
Article eloquently speaks of the importance of Coyote Forest as
a showcase.
1999
3/19
Requests for Photos from Coyote Forest Archive
1999-2007
3/20
John Fraley, Fish, Wildlife, and Parks, Talk to Citizen Advisory
1999-2003
3/21
Bud Moore Oral History, United States Forest Service Living
History Project
Biographical information with important place and people
names for Lolo/Bitterroot history.
2000-2003
96/8
Investments, First Valley Bank --RESTRICTED
Contains employee personal information.
2000-2008
3/22
Biographical Notes
2000 and
undated
3/23
Looking at the Forest Whole: A Profile of Bud Moore by Bryan
Foster, Distant Thunder, Forest Stewards Guild
The audio/video document does not seem to be in the
collection.
July 23, 2002
Library
Folders within "Library": Anthology of Bud Articles; Archive
Pictures; Archive Soundtracks; Archive Transcripts; Archives
Articles; Archives Notes, Quotes, Questions, Project Outlines;
Bibliography Drafts and Info; Invoices; Library Old; Older Photo
Archives Sheets; Slide Shows; Wag Dodge Memorial; WWII
Marines
[Processor's Note: Much of the material in these electronic files
is also available in hard copy in the collection.]
2002-2010
Electronic_file
Electronic
Folder
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
Electronic
Folder
Bud Personal
Folders within "Bud Personal: Bud Annual memberships and
Subscriptions; Bud Biographical; Bud Correspondence -RESTRICTED at the request of the donor; Bud Eulogies for
Friends; Bud Memorial Service; Bud Personal Accounts; Bud
Presentations; Bud Recordings Misc; Bud Thought Work
[Processor's Note: Much of the material in these electronic files
is also available in hard copy in many parts of Series I.]
2002-2010
3/24
John Fraley, Fish, Wildlife, and Parks Radio Programs
2003-2004
3/25
The Old Man of the Woods by Maureen Hartmann, Camas
2003-2008
3/26
Coyote Forest Archives
2003-2010
4/1
Estate of William R. Moore
2003-2010
4/2
Logging Lightly by Mike Keefe-Feldman, Missoula Independent
June 2004
4/3
Lynx, Colin Ruggiero Film Project
2004-2005
Contracts --RESTRICTED at the request of the donor
Folders within "Contracts": Betsy; Suzanne
[Processor's Note: These electronic files contain information
relating to Bud Moore's formal contracts with Betsy Spettigue
and Suzanne Vernon.]
2003-2007
4/4
John Fraley, Radio Interview
2006
4/5
New Vital Ground Conservation Easement Protects Grizzly
Habitat and a Working Forest in Montana, Vital News
2006
4/6
Work Plans and Tasks
2008 and
undated
4/7
Richard Sims, Montana State Historical Society, Interview at
Coyote Forest
April 23, 2009
Box/Folder
Electronic_file
Electronic
Folder
Box/Folder
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
4/8
Iwo Jima Presentation Clippings
January 9, 2010
4/9
Trapping Activities Historical Overview for Fish, Wildlife, and
Parks Invoice
February 1, 2010
4/10
Bud Moore's Illness
February 2010July 2011
4/11
Funeral Services
December 6,
2010
4/12
Memory Book
December 2010
4/13
Obituaries, Remembrances, and Biographies
2010-2011
4/14
The Lochsa - A Bud Moore Story, Bugle Magazine
March-April 2011
4/15
Bud's Needs
undated
4/16
Clippings
undated
4/17
Moore Family Genealogy
undated
Subseries 2: Journals
2.8 linear feet and 4216 electronic files
9.62 gigabytes of digital material
Bud Moore kept journals with frequent entries involving his
activities during his time with the Forest Service and after. They
include his personal views on conservation and descriptions of
the areas in which he traveled. There are also scanned copies
of the journals with supporting documents. This subseries is
arranged chronologically.
1946-2008
5
United States Forest Service Journals, Transcriptions in Card
Catalog
1946-1953
6
United States Forest Service Original Journal
February 25,
1946-December
31, 1946
Box
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
Electronic
Folder
Journals
Folders within "Journals": 1946 Journals; 1947 Journals;
1948 Journals; 1949 Journals; 1950 Journals; 1951 Journals;
1952 Journals; 1954 Journals; 1961 Journals; 1966 Journals;
1969-1971 Journals; 1974-1975 Journals; 1975 Journals;
1976 Journals; 1977 Journals; Archives Transcripts; Interview
Transcripts; Misc Journal Stuff; Original Journal Cover; Typed
Journal List
[Processor's Note: Scanned copies of Bud Moore's journals and
supporting documents. Folders dated 1946 trhough 1951 have
digitized versions of the journals. Folders dated 1961 through
1977 contain selected transcribed excerpts of the journals only.]
1946-2013
6
United States Forest Service Original Journal
January 1, 1947December 31,
1947
6
United States Forest Service Original Journal
January 1, 1948December 31,
1948
6
United States Forest Service Original Journal
January 1, 1949December 31,
1949
6
United States Forest Service Original Journal
January 1, 1950December 31,
1950
6
United States Forest Service Original Journal
January 1, 1951December 31,
1951
6
United States Forest Service Original Journal
January 1, 1952December 31,
1952
United States Forest Service Original Journal
January 1, 1953December 31,
1953
Box
Box/Folder
6
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
7
United States Forest Service Original Journal
January 1, 1954December 31,
1954
7
United States Forest Service Original Journal
January 1, 1955December 31,
1955
7
United States Forest Service Original Journal
January 1, 1956December 31,
1956
7
United States Forest Service Original Journal
January 1, 1957December 31,
1957
7
United States Forest Service Original Journal
January 1, 1958December 31,
1958
7
United States Forest Service Original Journal
January 1, 1959December 31,
1959
8/1
Madison Canyon Earthquake, Bud Moore's Log
1959
99
Journal
January 1, 1960December 31,
1960
99
Journal
January 1, 1961December 31,
1961
99
Journal
1962
99
Journal
1963
99
Journal
1964
Box
Box/Folder
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
99
Journal
1965
99
Journal
1966
99
Journal
January 1, 1969December 31,
1969
100/1
Journal
1967
100/2
Journal
January 1, 1968December 31,
1968
8/2
Beartooth Mountains, Lake Plateau
1970
100/3
Journal
1970
100/4
Journal
1971
100/5
Journal
1972
100/6
Journal
1973-1976
98/5
Journal
1977
8/3
Lochsa Field Notes, Transcribed
1974-1975
98/3
Welcome Creek Journals, Writing Ideas
1974-1975
98/4
Welcome Creek Journals and Transcripts
1974-1975
97/3
Coyote Forest Journals, Related Correspondence
1975-1977
8/4
Swan Front Trip
1978
101/1
Journal
1978
101/2
Journal
1979
8/5
Bob Marshall Wilderness, Journal Excerpt
July 26, 1980
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
8/6
Bob Marshall Wilderness Trip
1980
101/3
Journal
1980-1981
8/7
Scapegoat, Bob Marshall Wilderness Trip
1981
8/8
Clearwater-Monture, Bob Marshall Wilderness
1982
101/4
Journals
1982-1983
98/6
Little Salmon Journals
Little Salmon journals written in the Bob Marshall.
1983-1984
98/7
Little Salmon Journal
Little Salmon journals written in the Bob Marshall.
1983-1984
97/1
Journals of the Little Salmon
1983-1984
98/2
Little Salmon Journals, Transcribed by Suzanne Vernon
August 1984
101/5
Journals
1984-1985
98/1
Little Salmon Journals, Excerpts
1984-1989
8/9
Bob Marshall Wilderness Trip
1985
101/6
Journal
1986
101/7
Journals
1993-1994
102/1
Journals
1995-1996
102/2
Journals
1997-1998
102/3
Journal
1999-2001
102/4
Journals
2002-2003
102/5
Journal
2004-2010
8/10
Notes and Lists, Miscellaneous
2005 and
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
8/11
Lolo Creek Field Notes
2006-2007
8/12
Home Range Field Notes
2007-2008
98/8
Little Salmon Journals Notes
undated
Subseries 3: Planners, Calendars, and Notebooks
2.7 linear feet
Bud Moore carried a notebook or planner in which he recorded
writing ideas, phone numbers, lists, addresses, and reminders
for himself about daily activities. Phone logs from his home
kept records of those he interacted with on a daily basis. This
subseries is arranged chronologically.
1969-2010
9/1
Calendars
1969-1976
9/2
Notebooks
1969-2002
9/3
Job Lists
1975-1977
9/4
Phone Logs and Office Journals, Coyote Forest
June 4, 1981November 19,
1983
9/5
Phone Logs and Office Journals, Coyote Forest
November 19,
1983-March 7,
1985
9/6
Phone Logs and Office Journals, Coyote Forest
March 8, 1985January 9, 1986
9/7
Phone Logs and Office Journals, Coyote Forest
January 9, 1986December 22,
1988
10/1
Phone Logs and Office Journals, Coyote Forest
September 6,
1986-December
31, 1987
10/2
Phone Logs and Office Journals, Coyote Forest
January 1, 1988May 4, 1989
Box/Folder
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
10/3
Phone Logs and Office Journals, Coyote Forest
July 31, 1989April 3, 1990
95/7
Maclean, Norman, Page from Coyote Forest Phone Log
Loose paper with notes (this is a page from the Coyote Forest
telephone logs probably shortly before Norman Maclean’s
death).
circa 1989
10/4
Phone Logs and Office Journals, Coyote Forest
April 4, 1990June 26, 1991
10/5
Calendars
1990-1999
11/1
Phone Logs and Office Journals, Coyote Forest
February 11,
1991-May 23,
1992
11/2
Phone Logs and Office Journals, Coyote Forest
March 11, 1992February 27,
1993
11/3
Phone Logs and Office Journals, Coyote Forest
May 20, 1993June 9, 1996
11/4
Phone Logs and Office Journals, Coyote Forest
December 4,
1995-August 10,
1998
12/1
Phone Logs and Office Journals, Coyote Forest
February 3,
1998-February 8,
2000
12/2
Phone Logs and Office Journals, Coyote Forest
December 16,
1999-March 3,
2002
12/3
Calendars
2000-2007
12/4
Phone Logs and Office Journals, Coyote Forest
April 13, 2001November 6,
2003
12/5
Ecosystem Management Notes, Betsy Spettigue and Bud
Moore
2002-2003
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
12/6
Notebook, Work Notes
2002-2007
13/1
Phone Logs and Office Journals, Coyote Forest
May 11, 2003August 16, 2004
13/2
Phone Logs and Office Journals, Coyote Forest
November 10,
2003-June 2,
2005
13/3
Notebooks
2003-2006
13/4
Phone Logs and Office Journals, Coyote Forest
October 19,
2004-July 6,
2006
13/5
Phone Logs and Office Journals, Coyote Forest
June 3, 2005August 14, 2007
13/6
Phone Logs and Office Journals, Coyote Forest
July 6, 2006June 7, 2008
13/7
Notebooks
2007-2009
14/1
Phone Logs and Office Journals, Coyote Forest
June 7, 2008August 23, 2011
14/2
Bud Moore's Last Notes, Beyond Lochsa Book
2010
14/3
Notebook
2010
14/4
Notebooks
undated
14/5
Notebooks
undated
14/6
Notebooks
undated
Series II: Family and Friends, 1917-2008
0.8 linear feet
This series contains materials generated by Bud Moore’s relationships with his friends and family. Also,
includes the records related to two of his dogs. This series is arranged alphabetically by individuals’ last
names.
Some files in this series are restricted due to the personal nature of some of the content.
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
14/7
Bostwick, Katherine H.
A teacher at the Woodman School on Lolo Creek who
“adopted” several members of Bud’s family, his sister Clarine
and the illegitimate child of another sister Dottie.
February 2003
14/8
Buckhouse, Elizabeth, Clipping, Jane Moore's Sister
Elizabeth Buckhouse was Jane Moore’s elder sister from the
Miller Creek/Missoula homesteader family of Buckhouses – re:
Buckhouse Bridge etc.
undated
14/9
DeVoto, Bernard, Memorial Cedar Grove, Northern Region
News
September 14,
1962
14/10
Dunham, Art, Living Will
January 26,
1989
14/11
Fitzgerald, Nancy
Nancy is Janet Fitzgerald Moore’s third child from her first
marriage.
1970-1979
14/12
Gladstone, Jack
The Blackfeet Indian singer/composer visited Bud several times
at Coyote Forest.
2003
14/13
Gus, Bud Moore's Last Dog
1990-2007
96/5
Harmon, Wayne Butch, Will --RESTRICTED due to the
personal nature of the material
March 21, 1989
14/14
Jette, Evelyn Deegan
Also includes note by Bud mentioning Cal Samsel who he hired
into the Forest Service after the Korean War.
2003
14/15
Keats, Clarine
Bud’s dear sister deceased in 1983; Bud was Clarine’s
representative during her final bout with cancer.
1972-1983
15/1
Lewis, Frances, Financial Reports and Investigation
Frances Lewis was Janet Fitzgerald Moore’s mother and was
“cheated out of her life savings” by Janet’s sister, Kathy Pelkey;
Bud helped Ms. Lewis clarify her accounts.
1989-1991
Box/Folder
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
15/2
Maclean, John
1993-2002
15/3
Memorial Service Programs
1972-2006
15/4
Moore, Charles Sparky
The steelhead run in the Lochsa was lost due to dam
construction downriver; a few years before his death, Bud went
back to the steelhead spawning areas he knew in the Lochsa
but found no sign, despite apparent reports that spawners were
returning thanks to a rehabilitation program. Note: Bud was a
constant supporter of the Lolo Peak News.
1937-2005
15/5
Moore, Donna Lou
Drawing by Bud’s sister.
January 1950
15/6
Moore, Elvin Ed
1946-1985
15/7
Moore, Elvin Ed, Debts
Ed was one of Bud’s brothers. Items include: symbolically, his
White boots and Stetson; a list of family members; the location
of Ed’s ashes in the Lochsa; Bud’s list of Ed’s belongings; list of
Ed’s debts; manila envelope with Ed’s remaining papers; Ed’s
wallet on a chain containing the inventory Bud listed including
$5.00 cash [Processor's Note: wallet removed and returned to
the family].
1993-2000
15/8
Moore, Elvin Ed, Death
1995
15/9
Moore, Floyd John
Floyd John’s baby book.
1927
15/10
Moore, Francis
Handwriting award for Francis Moore
1946-1947
15/11
Moore, Jane and William H., World War II Rations Books
1943
15/12
Moore, Janet
undated
15/13
Moore, William and Hazel
Bud’s parents’ marriage license dated 1917 (copy and original);
copy of Bud’s mother’s birth certificate from 1893; stock
certificate in the Bitter Root and Beaverhead Oil Company for
Bud’s father; a pack of sympathy cards to Bud’s father (possibly
on the death of one of Bud’s brothers at a very young age,
Floyd John?); letter from US Department of Labor on Hazel Dell
1917-1962 and
undated
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
Moore’s death (Bud’s mother) in 1962 containing old photo of
Bud’s father, William; and Hazel Moore’s election card dated
1937.
15/14
Obituaries of Friends
2006-2008
15/15
Parker, Thomas W. and Melanie Ann Judge Wedding, Beck
Homestead
Bud officiated at the marriage of Tom and Melanie Parker in
1997, a dynamic environmentally-concerned couple in Condon:
re Northwest Connections.
August 30, 1997
15/16
Persha, Gene, Bob Marshall Wilderness
August 1, 2005
15/17
Poem, Hangs at Coyote Forest
Written by Lisa, Janet Fitzgerald Moore’s niece – original of
poem hangs at Coyote Forest.
February 12,
1982
15/18
Snuffy, Moore Family Beagle
1961
15/19
Sowka, Patti
Bud always supported Patti’s efforts in her Living with Wildlife
Foundation.
2003
96/20
Stevenson, Mike --RESTRICTED at the request of the donor
RESTRICTED without direct permission from Mike Stevenson,
Condon resident
2008
15/20
Thompson, Brian
A Condon teenager Bud employed.
2005-2006
15/21
Trotter, Johnny, Eulogy
Bud wrote and delivered the eulogy and one of his photos
appeared on the back of the funeral brochure.
2001-2002
15/22
Tucker, Edna, Montana Mother of the Year
1967
15/23
Vander Meer, Mark
1993-1997
15/24
Williams, Lil, Eulogy
Lolo Creek area history.
1981
15/25
Williams, Lloyd Red
Includes Bud’s eulogy for Red Williams with some interesting
historical remarks.
July 12, 1995
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Series III: Correspondence, 1942-2010
5.1 linear feet and 77 electronic files
115.6 megabytes of digital material
This series includes letters and cards sent to and from Bud Moore to various family members, friends,
acquaintances, fans, public officials, and organizations. Moore maintained correspondence files
alphabetically by the last name of the other party; these files were all retained in their original order with
several individuals added if there was a significant amount of material. All other correspondence was
foldered chronologically under “Cards and Letters” correspondence.
Some files in this series are restricted by the donor due to their inclusion of the personal information of
Bud Moore's friends and family, and specific requests of the donor.
Container(s)
Description
Dates
16/1
Bolle, Arnold
1981
16/2
Botkin, Dan
January 14,
2002
16/3
Brandborg Family
Letters to Stewart Brandborg when he was fired as Director of
the Wilderness Society in 1976; G. M. Brandborg - peak named
in his honor; Bud reminisces on his relations with Brandy since
1950 and on USFS conflict with conservationists.
1976-2006 and
undated
16/4
Bruneis, Karl
2010
16/5
Burk, Bruce and Mary
Editor of the Lolo Peak News and a friend.
2000-2005
16/6
Cao Lei, Raymond
Contains e-mail exchange between Bud and Raymond, one
of Tom Opdahl’s students in China – Tom is a Swan Valley
neighbor who teaches English in China part-time. Bud’s
responses contain very specific details about his experience
during WWII in the Marine Corps.
2004-2005
16/7
Children who went on field trips led by Bud Moore
1965-1974
16/8
Cooney, Robert F., Department of Fish and Game
1960-1969
16/9
Davis, Jerome and Nancy
Janet’s younger daughter, partly raised by Bud.
2001
Box/Folder
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
16/10
DeMott, Mary
Bud's niece
1965
16/11
DeMott, Mary
Bud’s niece; contains some nice e-mailed photos of Coyote
Forest and one of Bud eight months before his death
2010
16/12
Dolan, Jack
1966-1967
16/13
Eastman, Gene and Molly
2006-2007
16/14
Ellen, David
1962-1968
16/15
Ellen, David
2001-2010
16/16
Ellen, Jim and Betty
1962-1970
16/17
Fitzgerald, Jan and Kevin, Letters to Janet Moore
1998
16/18
Fitzgerald, Joe
Janet’s second son, partly raised by Bud.
2004
16/19
Fraley, John
2006
16/20
Friedman, Donna
1998-2010
16/21
Gaskill, Dale T.
1991-2006
16/22
Habeck, James, Includes Lolo and Montana History Research
Materials
2006-2008
16/23
Hepworth, Jim
2008-2009
96/6
Howard, Cheryl --RESTRICTED due to personal information in
the materials
1995-2002
16/24
Lang, Alan, World War II Memorabilia, Photographs
1990-1991
16/25
Letters Associated with Projects that Interviewed or Consulted
Bud Moore
1983-2005
17/1
Letters that give Uplift
1977-2000
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
Includes two letters dated 1987 from Joe Waldbillig, old-timer in
Lochsa and Miller Creek. Also, letter from Bolle, etc.
97/2
Little Salmon, Fur Trapping
1983-1984
96/11
Love, Robert --RESTRICTED
This is a beautiful file with Bob’s correspondence to Bud.
Permission should be had from Robert Love – Blankenship
Road, Columbia Falls - before this is opened.
1994-2010
17/2
Lyman, Chalmer K. "Hi"
1961
17/3
Maclean, John
Norman’s son, contains letter to Bud and Janet 1989; speech
he gave in acceptance of a prize for his father; correspondence
and updates on Norman’s failing health; and comments on
Bud’s eulogy to Norman.
1989-1992
95/1
Maclean, Norman
Includes Jim Hepworth’s notes on Norman’s letters. He
researched them at Coyote Forest for a subsequent publication
about Norman; 17 letters from Norman to Bud from September
15, 1973 to December 3, 1974.
1973-1974
Maclean, Norman, Letters
[Processor's Note: Includes scanned copies of letters available
in the collection.]
1973-1987
95/2
Maclean, Norman, Forest Service 1919
Contains one letter from Norman Maclean (dated January 3,
1974) with a response by Bud (dated January 19, 1974) after
reading Norman’s manuscript for his book, Forest Service 1919.
January 1974
95/3
Maclean, Norman, Letter of Support for Forest Service 1919
Bud’s note to various editors encouraging them to publish
Forest Service 1919.
July 10, 1974
95/4
Maclean, Norman
1975-1979
17/4
Maclean, Norman
1976
Electronic_file
Electronic
Files
Box/Folder
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
95/5
Maclean, Norman
1980-1981
95/6
Maclean, Norman
1982-1987
17/5
Macpherson, Cole
Bud’s dentist, also a trapper and active in the Montana
Trappers’ Association and a good friend of Bud's.
2004-2010
17/6
McCleary, Pat
Letters are addressed “Uncle Bud” but these are not members
of the family.
2001-2002
17/7
Milner, Doris
President of the Montana Wilderness Association; interesting
exchange and paper on USFS funding and timber extraction.
1971-1973
17/8
Missoulian Article
February 1992
17/9
Moore, Jane
1942
17/10
Moore, Jane
June 1943
17/11
Moore, Jane
July 1943August 1943
17/12
Moore, Jane
September
1943-October
1943
17/13
Moore, Jane
November 1943December 1943
17/14
Moore, Jane
January 1944February 1944
17/15
Moore, Jane
March 1944-April
1944
17/16
Moore, Jane
May 1944-June
1944
18/1
Moore, Jane
July 1944August 1944
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
18/2
Moore, Jane
September
1944-October
1944
18/3
Moore, Jane
November 1944December 1944
18/4
Moore, Jane
January 1945February 1945
18/5
Moore, Jane
March 1945-April
1945
18/6
Moore, Jane
May 1945-June
1945
18/7
Moore, Jane
July 1945August 1945
18/8
Moore, Jane
September
1945-October
1945
18/9
Moore, Jane
November 1945
18/10
Moore, Jane
1962-1970
19/1
Moore, Jane
1983-1990
19/2
Moore, Janet
1968-1970
19/3
Moore, Janet
1972-2001
19/4
Moore, Vicki
1962-2007 and
undated
19/5
Moore, William H. "Bill"
1959-1968
19/6
Murnane, John and Sue
2005-2008
19/7
Mutch, Bob
2010
19/8
Mutch, Linda
2006-2007
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
Bob Mutch’s daughter who had a project to write the history of
fire in the Selway Bitterroot and who interviewed Bud in 2006.
19/9
Packard, Joni
Ranger? at Powell?
2005
19/10
Raimbourg, Joel
Vicki Moore's ex-boyfriend
2003
19/11
Rehfeld, Bob and Joyce, Bark Beetle Slides, Lochsa Story
Photos
October 1995
19/12
Retirement Letters and Honorary Degree Congratulations
1974 and
undated
19/13
Sibley, George and Gail
Friends and movie makers
2006-2010
19/14
Spethman, Duane
Organized an event on camas in Potomac, Montana that Bud
attended in 2007.
2003-2009
20/1
Spettigue, Betsy
Bud’s employee and first close lady friend after Janet’s death.
2001-2005
20/2
Spettigue, Betsy
2005-2009
20/3
Stevenson Family
Mike Stevenson was a good friend, one of Bud’s young
acolytes and Swan Valley neighbor. Folder contains a birthday
card from Mike’s parents to Bud and a map.
2007-2010 and
undated
96/21
Stevenson, Mike and Lyndee, Divorce --RESTRICTED due to
the personal information contained in the materials
2005
20/4
Thayer, Billie and Neil
1967-1968
20/5
Troost, Titia
Dutch tourists Bud apparently met at the Hungry Bear Steak
House in Condon, includes two pictures of Bud.
2004-2005
20/6
Tuckerman, Melissa
Bud’s best female friend during his final years.
2007-2009
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
20/7
United States Forest Service, Personal
1969-1971
20/8
Waldbillig, Joe
See also "Letters that give uplift”
1993-1998
20/9
Walker, Richard and Sarah
Dick and Sarah Walker were good friends of Bud’s.
2005-2007
20/10
Washburn, Bob
The Chalet Club, February 2006 -- A.E.’s dad, see file
"Washburn, Isabel "Ann Elizabeth"
2005
20/11
Washburn, Isabel "Ann Elizabeth"
"AE" spent time at Coyote Forest as an intern with Northwest
Connections and became a good friend of Bud’s, file contains
emails and letters from AE and a book she sent to Bud.
2002-2007
20/12
Williams, Henry
1966-1967
21/1
Cards and Letters
1943-1967
21/2
Cards and Letters
1968-1976
22
Letters Regarding Bud Moore's Retirement from the United
State Forest Service
1974
21/3
Cards and Letters
1977-1985
96/26
Correspondence --RESTRICTED at the request of the donor
Related to a visitor to Bud’s Little Salmon trap camp.
January 31,
1986
21/4
Cards and Letters
1988-1999
21/5
The Lochsa Story
1996-1997
21/6
The Lochsa Story
1998-1999
21/7
Cards and Letters
2000-2001 and
undated
23/1
The Lochsa Story
2000-2008
23/2
Cards and Letters
2002
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
23/3
Cards and Letters
2003
23/4
Cards and Letters
2004
23/5
Cards and Letters
2005-2006
23/6
Birthday Cards
2007
24/1
Christmas Cards
2007
24/2
Cards and Letters
2007-2008
24/3
Cards and Letters
2009
24/4
Cards and Letters
January 2010February 2010
24/5
Cards and Letters
March 2010-May
2010
24/6
Cards and Letters
August 2010December 2010
and undated
25/1
Bud Moore's Final Correspondence
2010
25/2
Sympathy Cards
2010-2011
Series IV: Bud Moore's Writing, 1805-2010
13.1 linear feet
This series contains materials relating to Bud Moore’s writing endeavors including ideas, research,
drafts, marketing, and final published articles and his book.
Some files in this series are restricted and located in separate boxes at the request of the donor.
Container(s)
Description
Dates
Subseries 1: The Lochsa Story: Marketing, Ideas,
Research, and Reviews
4.9 linear feet
This subseries contains research materials, marketing,
correspondence, and outlines for Bud Moore’s novel The
1805-2010
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
Lochsa Story: Land Ethics in the Bitterroot Mountains. This
subseries is arranged chronologically.
Box/Folder
25/3
Research, The Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
1805-1806
25/4
Research, Man and Nature by George P. Marsh
1864
25/5
Research, Corporate Land History in the Lochsa
1864-1994
25/6
Research, God's Country's Guardians
1890-1970
25/7
References for Endnotes
1891-1991
25/8
Research, Updates to The Lochsa Story before Final
Publication
1900-1994
26/1
Research, Forest Service History
1905-1987
26/2
Research, General Historical
1906-1988
26/3
Research, The Grizzly Bear: The Narrative of a HunterNaturalist, Selected Chapters
1909
26/4
Research, Conservation
1910-1974 and
undated
OS 2
Maps
1911-1972
26/5
Research, Land Survey Notes
1915-1916
26/6
Research, Historical
1917-1958
26/7
Research, Selway/Clearwater National Forest
1922-1982
26/8
Research, History of the Lochsa Ranger Station
1930-1976 and
undated
26/9
Research, Powell District, United States Forest Service
1934-1989
27/1
Research, History of Moose Creek
1940-1965 and
undated
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
27/2
Research, General Historical
1945-1975
27/3
Research, General Historical
1952-1972
27/4
Research, Idaho Fish and Game Commission
January 1953
27/5
Research, Selway-Bitterroot Journals and Transcripts
1954-2002
27/6
Research, Bulldozers
1955
27/7
Research, United States Forest Service Publications
1955-1962
27/8
Research, Coeur d'Alene-Lewiston Trip
1955-1982
27/9
Rediscovery of Earth, Key Thoughts
Rediscovery of Earth was the original title of The Lochsa Story
- interesting feedback on very early version of the story from
The Famous Writer's Correspondence School where Bud took
courses.
1957-1976 and
undated
28/1
Research, Grizzly Bears
Filed with book quotations notecards - possibly from
Craighead's work.
1959-1966
28/2
Research, Multiple Use Law
June 12, 1960
28/3
Research, Clippings
1962-1978
28/4
Research, Conservation
1962-1983 and
undated
28/5
Rediscovery of Earth Reference
1963-1977
28/6
Notes, Early Chapter Development
1966
28/7
Research, Laws and Legislation
1966-1970
28/8
Research, Correspondence
1968
28/9
Research, Clippings
1969-1982
28/10
Research, Interviews, Notes
1969-2010
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
28/11
Research, Sources
1970 and
undated
28/12
Research, A Phytosociological Analysis of Forests, Fuels
and Fire in the Moose Creek Drainage, Selway-Bitterroot
Wilderness
1973
28/13
Research, Conservation
1973
28/14
Research, Aldo Leopold
1973 and
undated
28/15
Early Notes
1973-1976
28/16
Research, Big Creek Campground-Powell Ranger Station Trip
July 1974
29/1
Research, Brushy Fork-Beaver Ridge-Crooked Fork Trip
September 1974
29/2
Research, Elk Summit-Blodgett Trip
September 1974
29/3
Research, Summaries of Field Trips, Interviews and Diaries
1974-1976
29/4
Rediscovery of Earth Reference, Journal of Forest History
1974-1978
29/5
Research, Kooskooskia-Split Creek Trip
July 1975
29/6
Research, Interviews, Transcript
1975
29/7
Research, Powell Ranger Station, Lolo Trail Trip
1975
29/8
Research, Kooskia, Idaho Trip
Insight into historical research tips on the area and also
Bud's methodology of asking himself questions to prepare for
researching.
1975-1976
29/9
Research, Lou Hartig's Notes
August 7, 1976
29/10
Research, Newspaper Clippings, Annotated
1976
29/11
Rediscovery of Earth, Work Plans
Lists of questions Bud used to prepare his field research trips
and interviews of old timers for the Lochsa Story.
1976 and
undated
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
30/1
Marketing, Rediscovery of Earth
1976-1985
30/2
Research, Correspondence
1976-1990
30/3
Research, Mission Mountains Field Notes
1977-1982
30/4
Research, Selway Game Preserve Boundary
1978
30/5
Rediscovery of Earth, General Correspondence
1978-1993
30/6
Research, Clearwater National Forest Powell Ranger District
Fire Plan
1979
30/7
Research, Powell Ranger District
1980-1983
30/8
Research, Lochsa Trip
These field notes are also part of Bud's Home Range project reflections on then and now.
1981-1982
30/9
Writing Preparation, The Writer
1981-1984
30/10
Marketing, Mountain Press
1985-1996
30/11
Research, Timber Sales
1986
30/12
Research, Clearwater National Forest Plan
1987
30/13
Research, Clearwater National Forest Plan Record of Decision
1987
31/1
Marketing, Hemingway Western Studies Program, Boise State
University, Boise, Idaho
1987-1988
31/2
Marketing, Confluence Press, Lewis and Clark State College,
Lewiston, Idaho
1987-1993
31/3
Research, Miscellaneous References
1987-1994
31/4
Research, United States Forest Service
1988-1991
31/5
Research, New Perspectives, New Forestry, and Ecosystem
Management
1990-1993
31/6
Research, Second Look
1990-1993
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
31/7
Japan Connection
1990-1997
31/8
Research, Wildlife and Wilderness
1991-1994
31/9
Research, Albert Clyde Austin
1992
31/10
References for Endnotes
1992-1993
31/11
Research, Ecosystem Management Milestones
1992-1993
31/12
List of Revised Pages to Print
February 23,
1993
31/13
Marketing, Mountain Press
May 5, 1993
31/14
Research, Ecosystem Management
1993
31/15
Marketing, Caxton Printers
1993
31/16
Queries
1993
31/17
Research, Key Speeches
1993
31/18
Research, Land Use
1993
32/1
Research, Reports on Wildlife and Wilderness
1993-1994
32/2
Research, The Forest Service of the 21st Century Pamphlet
February 1994
32/3
Bibliography
1994
32/4
Drafts, Notes, Edits, and Outlines
1994
32/5
Draft Updates
1994
32/6
Work Plans
1994
32/7
Creative Thoughts, Lochsa and Other Land and People Ethics
1994-1995
32/8
Lochsa Notes
1994-1996
32/9
Research, United States Forest Service, Northern Region News
January 1995
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
32/10
Research, Powell Ranger District, White Sand Ecosystem
Proposal
July 1995
32/11
Book Cover
1995
32/12
Research, Chief Joseph's Legacy
1995
32/13
Receipts
1995
32/14
Photo Planning
1995-1996
32/15
Maps
1996
32/16
Press Releases and Leaflets
1996-1997
32/17
Promotional Materials, Talks, and Book Signings
1996-1997
32/18
Speeches and Presentations
1996-1997
32/19
Talks Given Related to the Lochsa Story
1996-1997
32/20
Promotion
1996-2000
33/1
Reviews
1996-2008
33/2
Ravalli County Fish and Wildlife Association Talk, Hamilton,
Montana
March 24, 1997
33/3
Alaska Connection
1997
33/4
Mountain Press Publishing Company
1997-2010
33/5
Bibliography
undated
33/6
Research, Dead Man's Flat by Robert Printz, The Ultimate
Survivalist: The True Story of Wild Bill Moreland
undated
33/7
Endnotes
undated
33/8
Endnotes
undated
33/9
Ideas to Work In, Notes
undated
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
33/10
Index for Journal Quotes
undated
33/11
List of People Owed Books
undated
33/12
Research, Notecards
undated
33/13
Research, Notes on Milestones Since 1982
undated
33/14
Research, Timelines from Forest Service Journals, Land Ethic
Notes
undated
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Research Notecards
undated
Subseries 2: The Lochsa Story: Drafts
5.0 linear feet
This subseries contains drafts, revisions, and critical comments
on various versions of Moore’s novel The Lochsa Story: Land
Ethics in the Bitterroot Mountains. This subseries is arranged
chronologically.
1974-1996
95/9
Manuscript, Rediscovery of Earth, Letters and Critiques from
Norman Maclean and E.M. Kapp
Book manuscripts- Rediscovery of the Earth- Also letters from
Norman and E.M. Kapp
1974
33/15
Rediscovery of Earth, Chapters 1, 3, and 7
June 1976
33/16
Rediscovery of Earth, Comments by Norman Maclean
June 1976
33/17
Rediscovery of Earth, Chapters 1-3
1976-1980
33/18
Chapter 1: Over the Hill, That's God's Country
1976-1983
35/1
Chapter 2: The Nez Perce Indians' Ethic
1976-1983
35/2
Chapter 3: A Tough Trip for Lewis and Clark
1976-1983
35/3
Chapter 4: After Lewis and Clark, An Interlude
1976-1983
35/4
Chapter 5: Fur Trappers Claim the Lochsa
1976-1984
Box/Folder
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
35/5
Chapter 6: The Legend of Indian Isaac
1976-1984
35/6
Chapter 7: The Coming of the Rangers
1976-1984
35/7
Chapter 8: Their Common Enemy was Fire
1976-1984
35/8
Chapter 9: The War of the Railroads
March 1984
36/1
Chapter 10: Expanding the Indian Trails
1978-1984
36/2
Chapter 11: Testing the Ranger's Resolve
1978-1984
36/3
Chapter 12: Lapland and the Fur Poachers
1978-1984
36/4
Chapter 13: The Wilderness Ethic
1978-1984
36/5
Chapter 14: The Hunters and the Packers
1979-1984
36/6
Chapter 15: The Winter of the Blue Snow
1984
36/7
Chapter 16: The Last of the Bitterroot Grizzlies
1979-1984
36/8
Chapter 17: From Grizzly Trails to Logging Roads
1979-1984
37/1
Chapter 18: Trial By Bulldozer
1979-1984
37/2
Chapter 19: Consequences of Logging the Beetle-Killed Spruce
1979-1984
37/3
Chapter 20: Poisoning the land and the Waters
1956-1985
37/4
Chapter 21: The Turning of America
1970-1984
37/5
Chapter 22: Using and Misusing the Lochsa's Treasures
1970-1984
37/6
Chapter 23: A New Look at Conservation and Multiple Use
1984
37/7
Chapter 24: The Land , the People, and Tomorrow
1982-1984
37/8
Chapter Changes
1980-1982
38/1
History and Introduction
1982-1987
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
38/2
Draft, Chapters 1-13
1983-1984
38/3
Draft, Chapters 14-24
1983-1984
38/4
Second Draft, Chapters 1-9
1983-1984
38/5
Second Draft, Chapters 10-19
1983-1984
38/6
Second Draft, Chapters 20-25
1983-1984
39/1
Draft with Les Pegnelly's Comments, Chapters 1-13
1984-1985
39/2
Draft with Les Pegnelly's Comments, Chapters 14-24
1984-1985
39/3
Draft with Dick Potter's Comments, Chapters 1-13
1984-1985 and
undated
39/4
Draft with Dick Potter's Comments, Chapters 14-24
1984-1985 and
undated
40/1
Draft with Vicki Moore's Comments, Chapters 1-14
1984-1986
40/2
Draft with Vicki Moore's Comments, Chapters 15-24
1984-1986
40/3
Critical Comments on Second Draft
April 2, 1985
40/4
Draft, Chapters 1-13
February 23,
1993
40/5
Draft, Chapters 14-25
February 23,
1993
40/6
Draft with Revision Notes, Chapters 24, 1-13
September 1994
41/1
Draft with Revision Notes, Chapters 14-26
September 1994
41/2
Edited Version from Mountain Press Publishing, Chapters 1-14
September 18,
1995
41/3
Edited Version from Mountain Press Publishing, Chapters
15-26
September 18,
1995
41/4
Review of Draft by Paul W. Hirt
1995
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
41/5
Editing after Paul Hirt's Comments, Chapters 1-14
circa 1995
42/1
Editing after Paul Hirt's Comments, Chapters 15-26
circa 1995
42/2
Original Map and Photo Keys, Chapters 1-14
circa 1995
42/3
Original Map and Photo Keys, Chapters 15-26
circa 1995
42/4
Edited by Bud Moore, Comments from Others, Chapters 1-14
February 21,
1996
43/1
Edited by Bud Moore, Comments from Others, Chapters 15-26
February 21,
1996
43/2
Author's Final Draft, Mountain Press Publishing Company,
Chapters 1-13
1996
43/3
Author's Final Draft, Mountain Press Publishing Company,
Chapters 14-26
1996
43/4
The Lochsa Story: Land Ethics in the Bitterroot Mountains, Bud
Moore's Personal Copy
1996
44/1
Chapter 23: Using and Misusing the Lochsa's Treasures
undated
44/2
Chapter 24:Lochsa Ending-The Illusion of Superabundance
undated
44/3
Chapter 27: The Land, the People, and Tomorrow
undated
44/4
Introduction, Dedication, and Acknowledgements
undated
44/5
The Lochsa Story Draft, Cole MacPherson's Copy
undated
44/6
The Lochsa Story, Chapter List
undated
44/7
Photos by Chapter
undated
Subseries 3: Other Works: Marketing, Ideas, Research, and
Drafts
3.2 linear feet
This subseries contains research materials, marketing, outlines,
correspondence, ideas, drafts, and final published versions of
Moore’s various articles and writing projects; some drafts were
1956-2010
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
initially speeches or talks that he later published. This subseries
is arranged chronologically.
Box/Folder
44/8
Lochsa Elk, Rejected Article
1956
44/9
Ideas
1960-1965
44/10
Research for The Famous Writer's School, Section V, Snuffy
1962-1966
44/11
The Lolo Trail by Ralph Space, Bud Moore's Research for
Introduction to First Edition
1962-1976 and
undated
44/12
Rough Drafts
1963-1965
44/13
My Stake in Wilderness, Rejected Article
1963-1968
44/14
Writing Research and Ideas
1965-1973 and
undated
45/1
The Famous Writer's School, Sections I, II, and III
1966
45/2
The Famous Writer's School, Section V, Attempt to Publish We
Learn About Hounds From a Beagle
1966
45/3
After Heads Up Hunting, Dress Your Game Down in Fur, Fish,
Game
1967
45/4
The Famous Writer's School, Section IV
1967
45/5
The Famous Writer's School, Section VI
1967
45/6
The Famous Writer's School, Section VII
1967
45/7
Rappahannock River
1967-1968
45/8
Hang Your Buck High and Easy, Correspondence
1968-1969
45/9
Northern Virginia's Canoe Rivers in Ford Times
1968-1969
45/10
Trails Snowed Under
1968-1970
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
95/8
Final Copies of Famous Writer's School Assignment and
Critiques from Norman Maclean
Final Copies Famous Writer’s School and letter from Norman
1968-1976
45/11
Brush Country Buck Sites, Sports Afield
1969
45/12
There's a Map in Your Future
1969-1974
45/13
Query Letters
1969-1975
45/14
Editorial
June 8, 1970
45/15
Cabinet Wilderness
June 25, 1970
45/16
Letters to Editors
1970-1971
45/17
Ours was to Wonder
1970-1972
45/18
Trial by Fire
1970-1973
45/19
Gateway to Wilderness
1970-1980
46/1
Big Buck Fever Cure
1972-1973
46/2
Bucks under the Big Sky, Deer Sportsman
1972-1973
46/3
Backpacker Shakedown
1972-1975
46/4
Fresh Tracks on Old Traplines
1972-1976
46/5
America Needs a Land Ethic
1973
46/6
From Fire Control to Fire Management, Western Wildlands
1973-1977
46/7
Last Two Days in the Forest Service
1974
46/8
Writing References
1974 and
undated
46/9
America Needs a Land and People Ethic
1974-1975
46/10
Preserving the Pine Marten
1974-1976
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
46/11
One Sunday at Lolo's Church
June 11, 1975
46/12
National Wildlife, Writer Guidelines
1975
46/13
Wilderness Management Curriculum
1975
46/14
Marketing, Writing
1975-1981 and
undated
46/15
Fire, Land, and the Forest Ranger
January 1976
47/1
Fire, National Wildlife
AugustSeptember 1976
47/2
Fire, Land, and the People
1976
47/3
Fur Trappers and Ethics
1977-1979
47/4
Rating the Resource of Wildness in American Forests
1977-1985
47/5
Discovering the Land of the Columbia, The River Within Us
1978
47/6
Land Management Responsibilities Unseen or Ignored in
Western Wildlands
1978
47/7
Fly the Biggest Piece Back, Book Review
1979
47/8
Homesteading: The Second Time Around
1979-1980
47/9
Last of the Buckskin Larch
1980-1985
48/1
Lightwood: Nature's Own Fire Starter
1980-1986
48/2
Letter to National Geographic Society
August 1981
48/3
Last of the Bitterroot Grizzlies
1981-1984
48/4
Furbearer Habitat
1982
48/5
Practical Knife Sharpening
1982
48/6
The Rewards of Writing a Journal
1982
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
48/7
Creative Aging of Mountain Men
1985
48/8
Seeley-Swan Secretarial Services
1985
48/9
The Swan Front: A Local View of Its Values and History
1985
48/10
No Trace Trapping in Wilderness
1985-2008
48/11
Land Management Issues
1987-1997
49/1
Roadless Areas, Washington Testimony
March 1988
49/2
Harvest Time Ethics
1988
49/3
Keeping Wild Elk in their Place
1996-1998
49/4
Upper Swan Landscape Analysis
Shows Bud's drafting and thought process through lists, etc. –
Eco-cruising (one of his last areas of emphasis)
1997-2000
49/5
Forest Stewardship Plan, Example
1999
49/6
The Lolo Trail by Ralph Space, Introduction by Bud Moore to
Second Edition
2001
49/7
Trial by Bulldozer in Fire Management Today
2001
49/8
Upper Swan Landscape Analysis, Drafts
2001
49/9
Swan Landscape Assessment, Draft
2001-2002
50/1
Bud's Response to the Question: 'Define Sustainable Forestry'
September 17,
2002
50/2
America at War Again
2002
50/3
Upper Swan Valley Ecosystem Management Plan, Chapter 6:
Summary and Management Implications
2002-2003
50/4
Bud's Home Range Potential, Past-Present-Future,
Brainstorming
May 19, 2006
50/5
Writing Ideas, Fire
2006-2007
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
50/6
Trapping Activities Historical Overview for Fish, Wildlife, and
Parks
April 2008
50/7
Trapping Activities Historical Overview for Fish, Wildlife, and
Parks
June 2008
50/8
In My Place, Request for Essay
2008-2009
97/4
Second Draft, Historic Overview of Bud Moore's Fur Trapping
Activities in Montana and Idaho, Part Two: 1959-1984
April 25, 2009
97/5
Historic Overview of Bud Moore's Fur Trapping Activities in
Montana and Idaho, Part Two: 1959-1984, Coyote Forest
Section Outline
April 26, 2009
97/6
Draft, Historic Overview of Bud Moore's Fur Trapping Activities
in Montana and Idaho, Part Two: 1959-1984
June 30, 2009
97/7
Drafts, Historic Overview of Bud Moore's Fur Trapping Activities
in Montana and Idaho, Part Two: 1959-1984
2009
97/8
Historic Overview of Bud Moore's Fur Trapping Activities in
Montana and Idaho, Part Two: 1959-1984, Photos and Notes
2009
97/9
Historic Overview of Bud Moore's Fur Trapping Activities in
Montana and Idaho, Part Two: 1959-1984, Research and Notes
by Suzanne Vernon
Preparatory work for Historic Overview of Trapping.
2009
50/9
Hazel Moore Background
2010 and
undated
50/10
Ecology Writing, Notes
undated
50/11
Introduction to Dusty Trails Up Lolo Creek by Don Babcock
undated
50/12
Marketing Guides for Magazines
undated
50/13
No Ducks But I Learn About Pork Rinds
undated
50/14
Potomac Herring Run
undated
50/15
Quotes and Thoughts for Writing
undated
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
50/16
Trapping Article Ideas
undated
97/10
Welcome Creek Notes and Research
undated
50/17
When You Need Rejuvenation Try the River
undated
50/18
William Moore Biographical Sketch
undated
Series V: Speeches, Presentations, Classes, and Interviews, 1968-2010
3.2 linear feet
This series contains preparation materials including drafts, outlines, and research for Bud Moore’s
various speaking engagements. This series is arranged chronologically.
Container(s)
Description
Dates
51/1
United States Forest Service Talks, Fire Control for Region One
Contains many talks, documents, etc. Bud prepared while still
in the Forest Service as Head of Fire Control for Region One
(1969-1972), very interesting for research on changes in fire
management policies.
1968-1970
51/2
Slash Treatment Possibilities for the Western Forestry
Conference
December 1969
51/3
Fire Management Presentation, Fire Control Policy
1969-1970
51/4
Hunting the Public Interest for the Society of American
Foresters
July 1970
51/5
Speeches for the Forest Service, Various Topics
1970-1973
51/6
Forest Service and Fire Presentations
1970-1975
51/7
United States Forest Service Talks, Fire Control for Region One
Contains many talks, documents, etc. Bud prepared while still
in the Forest Service as Head of Fire Control for Region One
(1969-1972); very interesting for research on changes in fire
management policies.
1971-1973 and
undated
51/8
Fire Management Class
1972-1975
Box/Folder
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
51/9
Fire's Role in Forest Land Management, Scientific Pollution
and Environmental Control Association Meeting, Nelson, British
Columbia
1973
51/10
America Needs a Land and People Ethic, Speech for Montana
Wilderness Association Convention
[Processor's Note: See also box 46, folder 9.]
1974
52/1
Career Opportunities in Fire Management
1974
52/2
Fire and Land Management Symposium
1974
52/3
Land Ethics for Fire, General
From fire suppression to fire used as a management tool.
1975
52/4
The Right to Remain Wild Seminar, Wilderness Institute,
University of Montana
1975
52/5
Wilderness and Civilization Class
1975
52/6
Private Vision and Public Place: A Case for Human Ecology,
Montana Committee for the Humanities Conference
1976
52/7
Field Studies Workshop, Wilderness Institute, University of
Montana
1975-1976
52/8
Fire, Land, and the Forest Ranger
January 1976
52/9
Wildlife Society Presentations, University of Montana
Good thoughts on trends and changes (the moving mountains).
1976-1998
52/10
Land Management Responsibilities Unseen or Ignored, Talk
Delivered to Graduating Foresters, University of Montana
June 12, 1977
52/11
Norman Maclean Lecture Announcement
1977
52/12
Rediscovering the Land of the Columbia, Columbia River Watch
1977-1978
52/13
Introductions for Norman Maclean
1977-1979 and
undated
52/14
Montana Trappers Presentation
1977-1981
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
52/15
Introduction to Montana Trappers Association Rendezvous,
Missoula, Montana
April 15, 1978
52/16
Land Ethics and Quality of Life in the Swan Valley
Includes quotes from Bud's journals on building Coyote Forest.
April 1978
52/17
Wildlife and Tomorrow's Land Use
October 12,
1978
52/18
Swan Valley School Eighth Grade Graduation Address
Ideas on modest, low-impact living.
1978
53/1
Trappers Ethics Speeches
1978
53/2
Your Future is in Our Land, Columbia River Watch Rendezvous
Shows the scale of Bud's contribution.
1978
53/3
Western Wildlands, Land Management Responsibilities Unseen
or Ignored
Contains published version of Bud's speech to the 1977
graduating class of the U of M School of Forestry.
1978
53/4
Wildlands: a Proud Montana Tradition and More, Montana
Wilderness Association Conference
Keynote speech for the Montana Wilderness Association.
1980
53/5
Bob Marshall Wilderness Rally, Bob Marshall Alliance
In defense of the Bob Marshall Wilderness under threat of oil
and gas exploration.
1980-1981
53/6
Grade School Ecology
1981
53/7
Wilderness Management, United State Forest Service Region 1
Wilderness Workshop
Interesting overview of the history of the wilderness ethic.
1981
53/8
Issues in Wilderness Preservation and Management Lecture
Series, Wilderness Institute, University of Montana
1982
53/9
Wilderness Hearing Testimony, Roadless Area Review and
Evaluation II
Proposals for wilderness - Swan Front, Clearwater-Monture,
Great Burn, Sapphires.
1983
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
53/10
Wilderness Management Lecture Series, Wilderness Institute,
University of Montana
1983-1984
53/11
Wintering in the Bob Marshall Wilderness, American
Association of Retired Persons
See also Bud's Little Salmon journals (1983-1984).
March 5, 1984
53/12
Some Lessons from the History of Mountain Horsemanship
in the Northern Rocky Mountains, National Convention of
Backcountry Horsemen of America
1984
53/13
Swan Valley School Talks
Thoughts on education, parents, and land.
1984
53/14
Wilderness Issues Lecture Series, Wilderness Institute,
University of Montana
1984-1985
53/15
A Philosophy of Wilderness Management, Wilderness Institute
Winter Lecture Series, University of Montana
Overview of Bud's advice for sustainability to managers (land
ethics).
1985-1986
53/16
Seeley-Swan-Condon Chamber of Commerce Meeting
February 5, 1986
53/17
The Lessons of Wilderness in Winter, American Association of
Retired Persons
April 1986
53/18
Montana History Conference
Brief overview of Wilderness in Montana since 1945 in Bud's
eyes.
1986
53/19
Waunakee Environmental Summer Institute, High School
Program
1986
53/20
Wilderness Management Awareness Session, Lolo District,
United States Forest Service
For Rangers in the Lolo National Forest, held in Elser's barn.
1986
53/21
Wildlife Management Issues Class Presentation
1986-1987
53/22
Five Valleys Audubon Society Talk
1987
53/23
Wilderness Rally at Holland Lake Talk
1987
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
Contains Bud's report recommending inclusion of the Swan
Front in Wilderness (1978).
53/24
Flathead Chapter of the Audubon Society, Bigfork, Montana
1987-1990
53/25
How Not to Write a Book, American Association of Retired
Persons Swan Valley-Condon Chapter
How Bud wrote The Lochsa Story.
March 7, 1988
53/26
Wilderness Testimony on House Resolution #1 to the Montana
House Natural Resources Committee
January 13,
1989
53/27
Wilderness/Parks Fire Conference Talk
March 30, 1989
53/28
Testimony at Hearings on Classification as Wilderness or
Release for Commodity Purposes of National Forest Roadless
Areas in Montana
July 3, 1989
53/29
Forest Land Management and Northwestern Montana
Communities, Ronan Chamber of Commerce Meeting, Ronan,
Montana
October 5, 1989
53/30
25th Anniversary of the Wilderness Act Conference
1989
54/1
Introduction of Senator Max Baucus, Grounded Eagle
Foundation Art Show, Holland Lake Lodge, Condon, Montana
August 18, 1990
54/2
Getting by, On and Off the Trapline, Northwestern Furbearer
Symposium
1990
54/3
Wildlife Seminar, School of Forestry, University of Montana
1990
54/4
Memorial Day Talk, Cold Creek Bridge, Swan Valley, Montana
1991
54/5
Forest Stewardship, Timber Heritage Foundation
Nascent ideas of ecosystem management.
1992
54/6
Norman Maclean's Dedication, Seeley Lake, Montana
Bud's relationship with Norman Maclean.
1992
54/7
Lochsa Lodge Archaeologists, Powell Ranger Station
November 1,
1994
54/8
Bolle Center
1994
Bud Moore Papers, 1805-2014 (bulk 1942-2010)
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
54/9
Spotted Bear Ranger District, Wilderness Rendezvous
Suzanne Vernon's note.
1994
54/10
Montana Wildlife Association Conference, Kalispell, Montana
December 1995
54/11
Community Forest Workshop, Montana Wilderness Society,
Society of American Foresters, and the Glacier Institute
1995
54/12
Bozeman Watershed Council
Notes provide interesting overview of Bud's actions in the Swan
Valley.
May 23, 1997
54/13
Montana Wood Products Association, Polson, Montana
August 1997
54/14
Wilderness Rendezvous Campfire Talk
Yellow notes give clear indication of Bud's speech-making
strategies.
August 1997
54/15
Fire Staff Officers Meeting, Condon, Montana
Interesting overview of fire history in northwest Montana.
1997
54/16
Moscow, Idaho Trip, Miscellaneous
1997-1998
54/17
Natural History Organization of the Evaro Vicinity and the Arlee
Historical Society Presentation
1997-1998
54/18
Ecosystem Management Education, Bob Naumann's Class
1998
54/19
Equestrian Tours, Nancy Newbold
1998
54/20
Extension Forestry Mini College, Montana State University
1998
54/21
Moscow, Idaho Trip, Society of American Foresters Palouse
Chapter
Discussion Outlines
1998
54/22
Swan Valley Interpretation Workshop
February 1998
54/23
Teacher Workshops
Fall 1998
54/24
Moscow, Idaho Trip, Northwest Environmental History Class
Overview of the history of the Lochsa and Bud's philosophy on
sustainable ecosystems and why he wrote the Lochsa Story.
February 1999
Bud Moore Papers, 1805-2014 (bulk 1942-2010)
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
54/25
Lochsa Story Talk, Powell Campground
Overview of the history of the Lochsa based on The Lochsa
Story.
August 28, 1999
54/26
Interview Notes
1999
54/27
Trapping Tales, Seeley Lake
1999-2002
55/1
Big Larch Campground, Seeley Lake, Montana
July 12, 2000
55/2
Spirit, Commerce, and Sustainability
September 2000
55/3
Wilderness and Civilization, Lubrecht
July 14, 2001
55/4
Northwest Connections Landscape and Livelihood
2001
55/5
Talk at Fish, Wildlife, and Parks Centennial
2001
55/6
Ravalli County Museum
Contains a list of some of the old timers Bud interviewed for
The Lochsa Story.
2001-2004
55/7
Land Stewardship in Montana's Swan Valley
February 2002
55/8
Woodman School Talk
May 28, 2002
55/9
Clearwater National Forest Leadership Team Meeting, Powell
Ranger Station
June 2002
55/10
Wilsonville Speech, Forest Stewards Guild
2002
55/11
Talk at Travelers' Rest
2002-2005
55/12
Wilderness and Civilization Program, Coyote Forest
Presentation
2002-2005
55/13
Lochsa Fireside Talk, Kearsten Edwards
July 15, 2003
55/14
Wild Rockies Field Institute
July 24, 2003
55/15
Seeley Lake Historical Society
October 2003
55/16
Crown of the Continent and Bear Handlers Talk
2003
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
55/17
Forest Leadership Team: Lolo, Bitterroot, Flathead, Polson,
Montana
2003
55/18
Idaho Public Lands, Laird Noh
Meeting as a result of Idaho Public Television show.
2003
55/19
Northwest Connections Class
2003-2005
55/20
Chuck Harris Retirement
January 30,
2004
55/21
Grizzlies in Condon, Montana, John J. Fialka, Wall Street
Journal
August 4, 2004
55/22
Fortieth Anniversary of the Wilderness Act, Stevensville,
Montana
October 2004
55/23
Forest Service Centennial Forum, Missoula, Montana
November 2004
55/24
Arnold Bolle Conservation Professional Award
Bud's reception of this award.
2004
55/25
Land Ethics in the Bitterroot, Ravalli County Museum Talk
2004
55/26
Lewis and Clark College Symposium of Environmental Affairs,
Portland, Oregon
2004
56/1
Public Land Law Conference, University of Montana
2004
56/2
Society of American Foresters, Student Chapter at the
University of Montana, Managing Forest and Rangeland
Ecosystems
Very important for Bud's philosophy of Ecosystem Management
with reference to why Coyote Forest is so crucial.
2004
56/3
Wilderness and Natural History Conference, Riverfest
2004
56/4
Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative, Dave Morris
2004
56/5
Forest Service Honor Day, Paul Chamberlain, Bud Missed This
One
See also VHS titled 'Loop Fire Training Team: Bud 1,' Summer
2003 (unedited)
2004-2005
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
56/6
Lolo Watershed
2004-2008
56/7
Flathead Valley Community College Talk
See Box 43, folder labeled Fraley, John/Bud Moore
April 2005
56/8
Bigfork High School
October 2005
56/9
Museum of Mountain Flying Talk
November 21,
2005
56/10
Community Forest Conference and Field Trip to Coyote Forest
Bud was also instrumental in coordinating with the
Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes, SEC, USFS etc. to
help bring about the creation of the Swan Valley Community
Forest.
2005
56/11
Forest Service History, Victor Parent
2005
56/12
Forest Service Honor Celebration, Chapter 1 Bookstore,
Hamilton, Montana
2005
56/13
Missoula Conservation District Tour and Talk, Lolo Trail Ranch
2005
56/14
Spotted Bear District Panel
2005
56/15
Wilderness Talk at Spotted Bear Ranger Station
Contains an interesting recap of Bud's talk that Bud annotated
in the margins.
2005
56/16
Bolle Award
2005-2006
56/17
Forest Service Reunion
2005-2006
56/18
Governor of Montana Brian Schweitzer
2005-2006
56/19
K.D. Swan Exhibit
2005-2006
56/20
Woodman School District Tour and Talk
2005-2006
56/21
Vital Ground Foundation, Tour
2006
56/22
Wilderness Class at Coyote Forest, Kari Gunderson
2006-2009
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
57/1
Montana Historical Society
Contains Bud's outline and notes for a presentation on Norman
Maclean's The Ranger, The Cook and the Hole in the Sky.
February 2006
57/2
Bob Mutch, University of Montana Honorary Doctorate
September 2006
57/3
Conserving Habitat and Livelihoods-Coyote Forest, Christine
Paige, Vital News
2006
57/4
Stevensville Chocolate and History Talk
2006
57/5
Story Corps, Bud and Suzanne, Missoula, Montana
See Suzanne Vernon's publication on the Swan Valley stories.
2006
57/6
Talk at Travelers' Rest
Growing up in the Bitterroot, there is also a VHS marked
Traveler's Rest 2006.
March 2006
57/7
Mark Vander Meer, Coyote Forest
April 2007
57/8
Presentation at Wilderness Rendezvous
Contains a nice photo of Bud and possibly Connie, annotated
by Bud.
July 2007
57/9
St. Patrick House Table Talk
October 12,
2007
57/10
Montana Fire Suppression Interim Committee
June 19, 2008
57/11
Northwest Connections, Landscape and Livelihood
2008
57/12
1910 Fire Discussion
Shows how Bud was beginning to use the digital photo
collection for outreach.
February 16,
2009
57/13
Talk at Travelers' Rest
Interesting info on Bud's early - and only formal - schooling.
February 2009
57/14
Langsten, Libby, K.D. Swan Program for Montana Public
Broadcasting Station
2010
57/15
Savenac Talk
2010
Bud Moore Papers, 1805-2014 (bulk 1942-2010)
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
57/16
Wilderness Study Workshop, History and Organization of the
United States Forest Service
undated
Series VI: Properties, 1918-2011
3.4 linear feet and 675 electronic files
975.2 megabytes of digital materials
This series contains materials relating to Bud Moore’s purchase and use of properties in West Virginia
and Montana.
Some payroll files in this series are restricted and located in separate boxes due to employees'
personal information.
Container(s)
Description
Dates
Subseries 1: Sandy Ridge Woods
0.4 linear feet
This subseries contains all the materials generated by Moore’s
purchase and activities at his Sandy Ridge property in West
Virginia. This subseries is arranged alphabetically.
1957-1986
57/17
Appraisal, Prepared by Marvin M. Marshall
November 27,
1974
57/18
Installment Note for Property Sale
1977
57/19
Land Purchase
April 21, 1966July 11, 1967
57/20
Land Purchase and Sales
1974-1986 and
undated
57/21
Loan Payment and Release of Deed of Trust
1973
OS 3
Maps
1968 and
undated
OS 4
Maps
undated
57/22
Notes from Neighbors
1967-1973
Box/Folder
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
57/23
Operations
1967-1973 and
undated
57/24
Property Boundaries
1957-1972 and
undated
57/25
Survey Notes
1967-1969
58/1
Tax Records
1969-1972
58/2
Vacant Tract
February 10,
1969-November
17, 1969
58/3
West Virginia Land Management Information
1960-1972
58/4
Work Plan
undated
58/5
Writing Research, Visitors' Logs
Shows that Bud used outreach and education connected with
all his land purchases.
1969-1972 and
undated
Subseries 2: Coyote Forest
1.7 linear feet and 534 electronic files
816.0 megabytes of digital materials
This subseries contains all the materials generated by
Moore’s purchase and activities at his Coyote Forest property
in the Swan Valley, Montana. This subseries is arranged
alphabetically.
Payroll files are restricted due to personal information contained
in them.
1969-2011
58/6
Account Records
2001-2002
58/7
Accounts Payable
1994
58/8
Accounts Receivable
1993
58/9
Accounts Receivable
1994
58/10
Accounts Receivable
1995
Box/Folder
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
58/11
Accounts Receivable
Sales books.
1996-1999
58/12
Accounts Receivable
Sales books.
1999-2001
96/1
Alexander, Susan J., Payroll --RESTRICTED
1994
58/13
Almanac
2003-2005
58/14
Auburn University, Portable Sawmill Survey
2010
58/15
Auchenbach, Brian
February 2005
58/16
Beck, George and Emily, Consulting
A good example of Bud's forestry consulting work in the Swan
Valley.
1991-1992
58/17
Braun, Harold and Arlene, Closed Timber Sale
Fairly good example of exchange with customers before Bud
carried out a light-on-the-land logging operation.
1994-1996
58/18
Brower, Percy and Betty, Logging Contract
April 2000-June
2003
58/19
Bud Moore's Legacy
This meeting was held to determine how to use Coyote Forest
to continue Bud's work after his death.
2008
58/20
Business Property Tax
1987-2005
59/1
Card, Steve
Documents concerning lumber to build a guest cabin for a
customer.
2005
59/2
Christmas Letter
Christmas letter to customers shows importance of story-telling
for Bud.
2004
Coyote Forest
Folders within "Coytoe Forest":CF Future; Coyote Foreest
Almanac; Coyote Forest Conservation Easement; Coyote
2000-2011
Electronic_file
Electronic
Files
Bud Moore Papers, 1805-2014 (bulk 1942-2010)
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
Forest Development CFD; Coyote Forest Ecosystem
Management; Coyote Foest Filing System and File Guide;
Coyote Foest Management CFM; Coyote Forest Monthly
Accounting --RESTRICTED at the request of the donor
[Processor's Note: Materials relating to the operation,
maintenance, and future of Bud Moore's Coyote Forest.]
Box/Folder
59/3
Custom Projects
undated
59/4
Custom Saw
1995
59/5
Custom Saw
1996
59/6
Custom Saw
1997
59/7
Custom Saw
Scaling tables for custom sawing.
1998
59/8
Custom Saw
Scaling tables for custom sawing.
2000
59/9
Custom Saw
Scaling tables for custom sawing.
2001
59/10
Donations
1999
59/11
Ecocruising
2005 and
undated
59/12
Electrical
2001
59/13
Elk Flats Road Blowdown
2007-2008
59/14
Estimated Inventory
Includes timber sawing plans.
June 1, 2008
96/3
Everson, Mike, Payroll --RESTRICTED
1996
59/15
Finance and Lumber Prices
1993-2003
59/16
Finances Spreadsheet
2001-2005
Bud Moore Papers, 1805-2014 (bulk 1942-2010)
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
59/17
Fire Hazard Reduction Agreement, Glacier Creek Meadows
Lumber purchase documents.
2006
96/4
Fitzgerald, John Kevin, Payroll --RESTRICTED
1992-1993
59/18
Flathead National Forest, Wood Permit
2006
59/19
Forest Land Stewardship, Taylor, Opdahl
2000
59/20
Forms
undated
59/21
Graham, Jeff and Janine Ariey, Closed Timber Sale
Includes good example of contract for light-on-the-land logging
on a conservation easement property and conservation
inspection correspondence - this folder would be interesting for
someone doing research on forestry practices and conservation
easement properties.
1995
59/22
Grounded Eagle Foundation, Closed Timber Sale
1991
59/23
Honzel, Chris and Vickie, Closed Timber Sale
1992-1995
96/7
Hurlburt, Steven L., Payroll --RESTRICTED
1996
59/24
Invoices
2005
96/9
Kinnie, Eric T., Payroll --RESTRICTED
1996
59/25
Land Stewardship Counseling
Survey work Bud did for neighbors in the Swan.
1994-1999
59/26
Log Scale Books 1-5
1994-2004
59/27
Logs and Stumpage Purchased
1992-1993
59/28
Logs Bought and Lumber Sold
1994
96/12
Lucero, Scott T., Payroll --RESTRICTED
1995
59/29
Lumber Credits, Donations and Gifts
Lumber donated to charity or as wedding gifts.
1992-1993
59/30
Lumber Cut and Sold
1988
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
59/31
Lumber Prices and History
1997-2009
59/32
Lumber Shed
Contains Bud's drawings and calculations for construction of
lumber sorting shed at Coyote Forest and Mike Stevenson's
design-which was not used.
1998-1999
59/33
Lumber Shed Loan
July 19, 1999
59/34
Lumber Sold
1994
59/35
Management Plan
undated
59/36
Marketing
1992-2005
60/1
McDowell, Lloyd, Closed Timber Sale
1992-1994
60/2
McIver, Rod, Stewardship Contract
2002
60/3
Mill Site Electricity
Included electrical permit from 2000 for mill site which was
returned to Coyote Forest on August 24, 2012.
1999-2000
60/4
Missoula County Burning Permits, Swan Division
2004-2010
60/5
Montana Forest Products Marketing News
2004-2006
60/6
Montana Forest Products Report
1969-2000
60/7
Monthly Budget Reports
1992-2000
96/13
Moore, Vicki, Payroll --RESTRICTED
1997
60/8
New Accounting System
1994-1996
60/9
Old Lumber Prices
1997-2003
96/14
Parker, Thomas W., Payroll --RESTRICTED
1995
60/10
Paul, Oscar, Closed Timber Sale
1989-1990
60/11
Photos
2000
Bud Moore Papers, 1805-2014 (bulk 1942-2010)
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
Photos show examples of use of slab products produced on the
mill.
60/12
Pony Creek Pine Timber Sale
1999
60/13
Property Tax
2003-2009
60/14
Purchase Appraisals and Agreement Forms
Original blank timber sale agreement for CFM.
undated
60/15
Quinn, Jim
Coyote Forest Management, Slash Burning - Also 1991
activity=House logs, whips, etc. (related to logging work done
for a neighbor (Jim Quinn) in the Swan.
1990-1992
60/16
Rammell, Elden, Log Purchases
Concerns log purchase for the mill.
2004
60/17
Random Lengths: The Weekly Report on North American
Forest Products Market
Lumber market publications.
2005-2007
60/18
Sawmill Instructions for Operation
October 2003
60/19
Sawmill Shed
Bud's original hand-drawn plans for the sawmill shed, the
structure was built in 1998 to protect the mill while it works at
Coyote Forest.
1998
60/20
Seeley Lake Hazard Tree Sale
2002-2003
96/15
Schmitz, Donald L., Payroll --RESTRICTED
1993
96/17
Siloti, Robert A., Payroll --RESTRICTED
1995-1997
60/21
Small Sale Potential, Upper Swan Valley
Bud's field notes for potential CFM management and logging on
Forest Service land adjacent to Coyote Forests; also contains
new map of Mission Mountain Wilderness area.
1998
60/22
Smart Wood Certified Forestry, Oregon
1997-1998
60/23
Snow Measurements
1992-2001
Bud Moore Papers, 1805-2014 (bulk 1942-2010)
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
Systematic snow depth measurements taken at Coyote Forest
from 1992 to 2001: Bud measured and recorded rain and snow
to track long-term climate change.
60/24
Somerville, Gordon, GJS Enterprises Contract
Gordon Somerville worked for Bud for many years helping with
milling and general work around Coyote Forest.
2002
96/18
Somerville, Gordon, Payroll --RESTRICTED
1992-2000
60/25
Statement of Surviving Spouse
June 11, 2001
96/19
Stevenson, Lyndee, Payroll --RESTRICTED
1993
96/22
Stevenson, Mike, Payroll--RESTRICTED
1993-1995
60/26
Summary Notes by Bill Moore
December 2004
60/27
Sun Mountain Lumber, Deer Lodge, Montana
Contains example of a sustainable logging company.
2005
60/28
Swan Division, Survey Notes
1999
60/29
Swan Ecosystem Center Contractor Requirements
March 2010
60/30
Swan Invoices
2004
60/31
Swan Valley Fire Service Area
2003-2004
60/32
Taylor, Alan, Closed Timber Sale
1991
96/23
Thomas, Todd, Payroll --RESTRICTED
1997
61/1
Thomason Project
Rich and Sally Thomason are Condon neighbors for whom
CFM started a management plan project, this file contains
photos of the Thomason's place that indicate what Bud was
looking for in terms of ecosystem management - Bud took the
pictures.
2004-2006
61/2
Timber Cruising and Scaling
1986-2005
61/3
Timber Cut on Swan Division
1993
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
61/4
Timber Stumpage Appraisal
1993
61/5
United States Forest Service Standard Rates, Scribner Decimal
C and Cubic Foot Conversions
Scribner Decimal C is a board foot scaling calculation for
lumber.
2000
61/6
United States Forest Service, Milepost 7, Closed Timber Sale
Unfortunately, does not seem to contain Bud's original proposal
that won the USFS bid for this blowdown salvage logging.
1992
61/7
United States Forest Service, Sale Processes
1998-2003
61/8
United States Forest Service, Salvage Timber, Section 26
2007
61/9
United States Forest Service, Stumpage Rates
2002
61/10
United States Forest Service, Timber Sale, Sawlog Permit
August 29, 1996
61/11
University of Montana Business and Economic Research
Reports and Lumber Prices
2000-2006
61/12
University of Montana Timber Report
2004
96/24
Vander Meer, Dennis J., Payroll --RESTRICTED
1996
61/13
Vander Meer, Mark, Internship
1993-1994
96/25
Vander Meer, Mark, Payroll --RESTRICTED
1996
61/14
Water Rights, Copies of Originals
Original documents have been removed and returned to the
property; file contains copies of important elements.
1975-2011
61/15
Work Plans
1985-1992
61/16
Wood Waste Recycling Conference, University of Montana
March 26, 1999
Subseries 3: Mattson Meadows
0.7 linear feet and 13 electronic files
1.2 megabytes of digital materials
This subseries contains materials generated by Moore’s
purchase and activities at his Mattson Meadows property
1918-2007
Bud Moore Papers, 1805-2014 (bulk 1942-2010)
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
in Powell County, Montana. This subseries is arranged
alphabetically.
Box/Folder
61/17
Baseline Inventory Report, Moore Conservation Easement
June 2, 2005
61/18
Conservation Easement
1999-2006 and
undated
61/19
Conservation Easement
2007
61/20
Conservation Easement Appraisal of the William R. Bud and
Janet Moore Property Located at Ovando, Montana
February 1, 2000
61/21
Conveyance of Easement for Right of Way
January 15,
1954
61/22
Deeds and Ownership
1918-1980
61/23
Ecosystem Management Plan
2002-2003
61/24
History
1975-1981
62/1
Jordine, Jack, Property Purchase Payments
1977-1980
62/2
Land Exchange Materials
2005-2007
62/3
Land Exchange Possibilities
2007
Mattson Meadows (MM)
[Processor's Note: Includes aerial photographs,
correspondence, observations, and weed control plans for the
property.]
2002-2006
62/4
McDermott Creek, General
1977-1986
62/5
Proposed Land Exchange with Forest Service
1991-1997 and
undated
Electronic_file
Electronic
Files
Box/Folder
Bud Moore Papers, 1805-2014 (bulk 1942-2010)
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
62/6
Section 27 Potential Purchase
2007
62/7
Swan Valley Trade
2006-2007
62/8
Taxes
1980-2007
62/9
Upper Clark Fork River Water Rights
2001-2007
62/10
Water Rights
2008
62/11
Water Rights Master File, Examples Included
1981
62/12
Water Rights Research Materials and Correspondence
1981-2007
62/13
Weed Control and Property Maintenance
2002-2004
62/14
White Tail Ranch, Ovando, Montana
1980-1999
Subseries 4: McFarland Creek
0.6 linear feet and 128 electronic files
158.0 megabytes of digital materials
This subseries contains materials generated by Moore’s
purchase and activities at his McFarland Creek property
in Mineral County Montana. This subseries is arranged
alphabetically.
2003-2010
63/1
Activity Log
2008-2009
63/2
Draft Projects List
2009-2010
63/3
Eco-boundary Cruising Notes by Vicki Moore
August 30, 2010September 4,
2010
63/4
Ecocruising Handbook
2009-2010
63/5
Ecocruising Handbook Contributions by Dave Ellen
undated
63/6
Ecocruising Handbook, Field Trial Version
July 30, 2009
Box/Folder
Bud Moore Papers, 1805-2014 (bulk 1942-2010)
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
63/7
Ecocruising System Notes and Drafts
2007-2009 and
undated
63/8
Ecosystem Management Plan Notes
December 2009
63/9
Ecosystem Management Planning
2007 and
undated
63/10
Ecosystem Work by Warren Miller
2010
63/11
Field Notes
2008-2009
63/12
Field Notes Compiled by Suzanne Vernon
September 13,
2010
63/13
Fire Prevention, Tree Thinning
2009
63/14
Joe's Thoughts
October 24,
2009
63/15
Jumpstart Proposal
July 7, 2009
63/16
Jumpstart 2 Proposal
undated
63/17
Land Use Planning
2003-2010
63/18
Maps
2008-2009 and
undated
OS 5
Map, Property Overlay
Prepared by Warren Miller, these overlays are essential for the
McFarland Ecosystem Management Plan.
2008-2010
OS 5
Maps
Includes Eco-boundary cruising map.
2010 and
undated
McFarland Creek
Folders within "McFarland Creek": Geology Nez Perce;
McFarland 2007; McFarland 2010; McFarland Apr 16 2009;
Mike Vicki Hike 2008; Quartz CK Ranger Station 2007
2007-2010
Electronic_file
Electronic
Folder
Bud Moore Papers, 1805-2014 (bulk 1942-2010)
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
[Processor's Note: Includes maps, observations, plans, weed
control, and photographs of the property.]
Box/Folder
64/1
Mineral County, Montana and the Idaho Panhandle, History
1998 and
undated
64/2
Mission Statement
August 26, 2010
64/3
Missoula County Burning Permit
2010
64/4
Notes
2008-2009
64/5
Notebook
2009-2010
64/6
Property Tax Information
2008-2009
64/7
Superior Community Survey
2009
Series VII: Subject Files, 1855-2010
13.9 linear feet and 23 electronic files
34.8 megabytes of digital materials
This series contains research materials (papers, articles, maps, and correspondence), notes, and some
photographs concerning various topics of interest for Bud Moore.
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Subseries 1: Fire
1.8 linear feet and 7 electronic files
34.4 megabytes of digital materials
This subseries contains research materials and notes related
to forest fires and fire control, there is some overlap with the
United States Forest Service materials. This subseries is
arranged alphabetically by folder title.
1934-2003 and
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1934 Fires in Region 1
1934 and
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64/9
Articles by Bud Moore
1967-1976
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Contains USDA report made by Bud 1976 “Fire in the Northern
Rockies”, “Fire, Land and the Forest Ranger” 1976 and “From
Fire Control to Fire Management” in Western Wildlands 1974.
64/10
Bark Beetles and Fire
Contains “Bark Beetle Activity and Delayed Tree Mortality in
the Greater Yellowstone Area Following the 1988 Fires” USDA
publication 1996.
1996
64/11
Circle of Fire by Greg Martin
undated
64/12
Clippings
1967-2005 and
undated
64/13
Consulting, British Columbia Fire Management Training
1975-1976
64/14
Cooley, Earl, Smokejumper
November 2009
64/15
Crazy Horse Fire, Swan Valley
Note by Bud: “This is a near-complete story of the Crazy Horse
fire.”
August 12, 2003August 28, 2003
64/16
Crazy Horse Fire, Swan Valley
Note: Bud was consulted by the incident commander on this
file for his knowledge of the local backcountry – though they
still lit a backfire that destroyed a historic trapper cabin Bud had
indicated.
August 29, 2003October 14,
2003
64/17
Decision at Mann Gulch by Greg Martin
2002
65/1
Design and Delivery of Tactical Decision Games Sand Table
Exercises
September 2002
65/2
Dietrich, Jack, Arizona Fire
2002
65/3
The Ecology of Fire by Charles F. Cooper
1961
65/4
Fire Control and Management
Clippings, letters re lookout research project 1979 and 1981,
let-it-burn article on Bud 1988, Bud’s outline of characteristics
for Fire Management and Air Operations Director 1974 (some
humor, too), 1910 Fires History by Elers Koch, etc.
1942-1999
65/5
Fire Control Notes, United States Forest Service Periodical
April 1959
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65/6
Fire Control Reference
Includes 1958 Fire Control Notes USFS; special instructions for
lookouts corrected by Bud 1958; Fire functional Inspection –
Helena National Forest report by bud 1958; Special instructions
for fire Dispatcher 1050’s?; “Planning, Developing and
Operating a Combination Air-Ground detection system” 1954;
yellow page of safety notes and hand-drawn diagram by Bud;
Bud’s notes and documents on Slash Treatment meeting in
1957 (referred to in his journals); Bud’s handwritten notes
on Fire Suppression Safety c. 1950’s?; Bud’s hand-written
fire control checklist; notes and documents on Fire control
training) – Note: this file could be very useful for someone doing
research on changing policies of fire control on public lands.
1951-1958
65/7
Fire Ecology
Includes Denver Post 1974 with article on first let-burn
wilderness fire, 1974-75 correspondence (Bob Mutch…), Fire
Management Workshop Minutes 1974.
1974-1976
65/8
Fire History Assessment for the Lolo Trail, Stephen W. Barrett
Contains “Fire History Assessment for the Lolo Trail Powell
Ranger District, Clearwater National Forest” 1995.
December 1995
65/9
Fire Management and Land Use Planning Today by Robert W.
Mutch, Western Wildlands Magazine
1976
65/10
Fire Management in the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness,
Prepared by Larry D. Keown
June 1978
65/11
Fire Management in Wilderness, 5190 Management, Bob
Marshall Wilderness
1970
65/12
Fire Management Publications and Pamphlets
1976-2002 and
undated
65/13
Fire Management Today, Lochsa Story Reprint
2001
65/14
Fire Planning Research
1967-1976
65/15
Fire Research
1939-1957 and
undated
66/1
Fire Task Force Report, United States Forest Service
Seminal 1957 Fire report by Bud et al: includes 6/17/57 and
6/3/57 draft reports; 1957 related correspondence; Bud’s
“Origin of the Standard Firefighting Orders” written in 1997;
1957
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original cardboard list of Standard Fire Fighting Orders; “Safe
Practices under Blowup Conditions for the Fire Crew Boss”
unsigned 1957 but probably written by Bud; Bud’s hand-written
notes; historic correspondence 1957.
66/2
Fires in Region One
1970
66/3
Forest Fire Publications and Pamphlets
Loose pamphlets, papers, clippings, and booklets relating to
fire management includes: “Great Forest Fires of America”
1936; 1967 Forest Fire Statistics; Major Forest fires of 1967;
Forest and Flame in the Bible 1964; Improving Fire Control’s
Management Information system 1968 (by Bud and Janet
before their marriage); Forest and Grass Fires 1967; and more
recent documents to 2005).
1936-2005
66/4
Forest Health and Fire, Dick Pfilf
2003
66/5
General
Includes “Course to the Future: Positioning Fire and Aviation
Management” 1995, “Fire Leadership into the 21st Century”
1998 + letter from Bud, “Fire’s Role in Support of Ecosystem
management” 1994; letter from Bud to Senator Byrd on the
need for a recycling, energy efficient society; correspondence
concerning fire’s role in wilderness 1976; significant letter by
Bud with report on legality of not following 10:00am policy
on prescribed wilderness burns 1974; Audubon article 1974
on White Cap let-burn wilderness fire; Fire in Multiple Use
Management 1974; correspondence with Canada 1974; Bud’s
Forest Fireman’s Fundamentals 1971.
1963-1998
66/6
History-General
Includes clippings about grizzly bear shooting at Coyote Forest,
clippings on Norman Maclean’s Young Men and Fire, trapping
articles, fire articles, etc.
1975-2010 and
undated
66/7
Lightning Research
1913-1978
66/8
Little Salmon Complex, Bob Marshall Wilderness
USDA report on the fire located in the area where Bud had his
winter trapping camp in 1980s.
2003
Loop Fire
Electronic files concerning the Loop Fire.
2003
Electronic_file
Electronic
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66/9
Loop Fire Disaster, Angeles National Forest, California
1966-1967
67/1
Loop Fire Project
File containing work related to the preparation of the 2004
Fireline Refresher training program – Bud’s files, journals and
photos on the fatal Loop Fire were used extensively; also
contains transcriptions of Bud’s 1966 journals); folder contains
final Loop Fire DVD; The Loop Fire Disaster” 1966 report with
memo signed by Bud; 2 CD’s of scanned Loop Fire documents
and images.
2003
67/2
Mann Gulch, Talk by Norman Maclean
1979
67/3
Mann Gulch Film, Greg Martin
2003: manuscript letter to editor on fire and protecting Plum
Creek divestment land in the Swan
2003
67/4
Mann Gulch Fire
Includes fire progress map of 1949; outline of Fire Behavior
Mann Gulch Field problem 1958; 1949 aerial photo of Mann
Gulch [Processor's Note: moved to Photo Box]; 1955 map of
Helena National Forest; correspondence from K. R. 1994, 1995;
1994 article by John Maclean on parallel between Mann Gulch
and Storm King fire in Colorado with John’s note to Bud and
Janet.
1949-1995
67/5
Mann Gulch Fire, 50th Anniversary
1999
67/6
Meadow Smith Project
1998
67/7
Moose Creek Fire, Selway National Forest
1914
67/8
The Origin of the Ten Standard Firefighting Orders, National
Forest Service Museum Newsletter
November 1997
67/9
Payette National Forest Fires, Idaho
1966
67/10
Railroads, Notes
undated
67/11
Recommendations for Study and Protection of Great Burn,
Great Burn Study Group, Condon, Montana
May 5, 1972
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67/12
Restoration Principles
September 7,
2003
67/13
Review of Problems and Accomplishments in Fire Control and
Fire Research by H.T. Gisborne
1942
67/14
Salvage and Rehabilitation
2001
67/15
Smithsonian Article
Mentions 2002 30th Anniversary, White Cap Creek fire.
August 2003
67/16
Swan Valley Notes
2003
67/17
The Ten Standard Firefighting Orders: Can Anyone Follow
Them? by Ted Putnam, Missoula, Montana
Mentions Bud
undated
67/18
Vegetation Classification, Robert Pfister
1981
67/19
White Cap Creek, First Prescribed Natural Fire under the Fire
Management Plan, 30th Anniversary
February 2002
67/20
White Cap Creek, Wilderness Fire Trip
See also folder “30th Anniversary, White Cap Creek, 2002” and
cross-reference to Bud’s journals.
August 2002
Subseries 2: Fur Trapping
0.8 linear feet
This subseries contains research materials and notes related
to fur trapping, particularly Bud Moore’s involvement with the
Fur Trappers Association and his own trapping activities. This
subseries is arranged alphabetically by folder title.
1947-2010
67/21
Anti-Trapping
2009-2010
67/22
Beaver Management
Related to Bud’s, the MTA’s and the USFS efforts to restore
beaver populations in key areas in Western MT.
1981-1982
67/23
Fox and Coyote Trapping Pamphlets
1947 and
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Fur Sales
Includes old manila folder “Fur Sales” with Bud’s fur lists
for 1981 and 1983 hand-written on front (Processor's Note:
copies made and folder discarded), certificates for the most
outstanding North Central wild mink pelts on sale in 1991 and
1992, sales records, tags etc for marketing Bud’s furs back to
1978.
1978-1997 and
undated
68/1
Fur Takers of America
Includes letter from Bud 1973 – before his retirement – that
outlines his ideas of the role trapping associations need
to have, role which he later implemented in the MTA; also
correspondence related to setting up the chapter of Fur Takers
of America in MT which originated in the MTA in 1974.
1973-1975
68/2
Fur Takes
Montana Department of Fish and Game information
1966-1981
68/3
Fur Trade References
undated
68/4
Habitat and Animal Population, Lewistown, Montana
1986-1989
68/5
Harmon, Wayne A.
Bud’s letter of recommendation
1984-1988
68/6
Harmon, Wayne A., Cub Scout Display
Includes Bud’s manuscript; Bud often helped trappers write up
their thoughts coherently and with impact.
1978
68/7
Hemlock Basin Historic Sites, By Bud Moore
Historic Swan Valley trapper cabin – folder includes photos and
negatives + report to Upper Swan Valley Historical Society +
manuscript of report + field notes.
1989-1991
68/8
History, Gary Bond
undated
68/9
Hunting Bears in the Mission Mountains, By Bud Moore
Based on typed excerpts from Bud’s Journals in July 1981
and is a reflection on the risk of losing grizzlies in the Mission
Mountains as had happened in the Bitterroots.
1981-1982
68/10
Hunting the Public Interest, Presentation by Bud Moore
Speech by Bud to the Society of American Foresters 1970.
July 1970
68/11
Letter Regarding HR 66, Proposal to Ban Foothold Traps
1976
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68/12
Meadow Lake Trapper's Cabin
Historic Swan Valley trapper cabin – folder includes photos
and negatives + report 1989 to Upper Swan Valley Historical
Society + manuscript of report + map.
1989-1991
68/13
Montana Trappers Association
Includes a typed chronology of MTA history and related names
+ numerous issues of the MTA newsletter and a website printout but very interesting to read the definition of the MTA, clearly
formed by Bud’s work with them.
1988-2009 and
undated
68/14
Montana Trapper's Association
2009-2010 and
undated
68/15
Montana Trappers Association Education Program, General
Outline Draft
Through 1985: includes very interesting letter from the MTA
Ethics Committee outlining the radical new thinking proposed
in terms of habitat, connectedness, etc; documents on the
inception of the MTA’s education program.
1978-1985
68/16
Montana Trappers Association Rendezvous, Missoula,
Montana
Trying to get the trappers, the public and the habitat together.
1978
68/17
Montana Trappers Association Training, District 1
Bud contributed considerably to the MTA’s ethics and training
program – Bud viewed sustainable trapping as similar to
sustainable logging: preserve the natural systems that support
the natural resource over the long term yet integrate man and
his needs into the system.
1985-1986
68/18
Montana Trapper's Association Training Slides
No slides in folder but note from Suzanne Vernon “Were these
slides returned?” – a very good question.
1988
68/19
Montana Trappers Association, Code of Ethics, Second Draft
See also folder entitled Montana Trappers Association
Education Program,General Outline Draft, 1978-1985.
1978
68/20
Montana Trappers Association, Janet's Notes, Trappers/Politics
Includes article mentioning Bud; Note: the origin of Janet
Fitzgerald Moore’s political career was her lobbying for the
MTA.
1913-1990
68/21
Montana Trappers Association, Miscellaneous Correspondence
1988
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Includes correspondence between Chuck Jonkel and Len
Howells, MTA Director.
68/22
Montana Trappers Association, Proposed Position Statement
Proposed Position Statement on Wilderness, by Harmon and
Moore (1986 – shows how Bud’s influence on the MTA led
them to consider wild lands management as a whole)
1986
68/23
Montana Trappers Handbook
1981 - shows early stages of drafting this document
1981
68/24
Nentwig, Edd, President of Montana Trappers Association
Mentions Janet’s lobbying for the MTA; 1981 clipping from
Ponderosa Press which gives an excellent overview of the
change in approach in the MTA thanks to Bud and Janet; also
1978 letter signed by Nentwig.
1978-1988
68/25
Observations on Fur Bearers
Unfortunately, Bud’s original letter isn’t in the folder, just the
response.
1978
68/26
O'Herren, Pat, Letter Regarding Trapping on Kraft Creek
Letter to Bud explaining why he had sprung one of Bud’s traps.
1980
68/27
Response to Recommendations of the Trapping Advisory
Committee
1999
68/28
Snares, Eastern Montana, Author Unknown
Copy of a how-to-snare trapping document.
undated
69/1
Snowshoe Training
Contains booklet on snowshoeing and winter survival 1972,
Bud’s prep for a Snowshoeing workshop he did in 1977 for the
Girl Scouts in Great Falls.
1972-1977
OS 6
Stevenson, Mike, Trap Line Map, Condon Ranger District,
Flathead National Forest, Montana
undated
69/2
Swan Valley Trapper Cabins
Location of two historic Swan Valley trapper cabins – see also
folder “Meadow Lake Trapper’s Cabin."
1989-2002
69/3
Swan Valley, Fur Summary
Letter to Director of FWP from Swan trappers (interesting for fur
bearer population trend studies).
1978-1979
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69/4
Tanning Services
New Method Fur Dressing Company
1977
69/5
Testimony Favoring HB 567 by Bud Moore
1983
69/6
Trapper Ethics Source Materials
Preparatory file for Bud’s work on trapping ethics during the
anti-trapping campaigns mid to late 70s.
1974-1976
69/7
Trapping and Wildlife Management
June 1976
69/8
Trapping Regulations
1979-1993 and
undated
69/9
Wilderness Trapping Policy Packet
Preparation file and correspondence when Bud was developing
wilderness trapping guidelines with MTA and USFS.
1982-1992
69/10
Youth Trapping License, HB 692
Notes for Janet F. Moore’s proposed legislation for a youth
class trapping license.
1985-1988
Subseries 3: Historical Research
1.6 linear feet
This subseries contains historical research materials and notes
relating mostly to Western Montana topics. This subseries is
arranged alphabetically by folder title.
1855-2010
69/11
Bob Marshall Biographical
1930-2005
69/12
Chief Lolo Gravesite
Bud helped George Knapp find the grave.
1952-2005
69/13
Civilian Conservation Corps Communication
1997
69/14
Clippings, Miscellaneous
1962-2006
69/15
Clippings, Predator Control
1928-1929
69/16
Condon Post Office
1980
69/17
Corvallis Community Heritage Project
2001
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Offer by Corvallis High School to help Bud preserve his
archives and Bud's follow-up letter 2001.
69/18
Doyle, John P., Self-Cleaning Fish Gate Patent, Lolo, Montana
April 18, 1933
69/19
Flathead and Smokejumpers, Clippings
From Lanny Scovel, clippings Bud wanted saved.
1972
69/20
Flathead County, Mission Mountains
Includes interview carried out by Bud in 1985; envelope with
pictures of Bud trapping in the Mission Mountains (1980’s?);
copy of 1901 report by Ayres on the Lewis and Clarke Forest
Reserve, Montana.
1901-1985
69/21
Following Old Trails, Arthur Stone Clippings
1999
69/22
Fort Fizzle
undated
69/23
Habeck, Jim, Montana History Research
1894-1943
69/24
High Country News
2004
69/25
Homestead History, Swan Valley, Jennifer Camp
Jennifer Camp is the daughter of neighbors of Bud's in the
Swan, originally from Florida; Jennifer studied archeology at
university.
2004
69/26
Howard Wright Copenhaver by Will Kats
Bud knew Howard Copenhaver, possibly the original owner of
the Copenhaver Ranch, now the Whitetail Ranch near Ovando,
a property neighboring Bud's Ovando property, Mattson
Meadows.
February 2004
69/27
Lewis and Clark Heritage Foundation Travelers' Rest Chapter
2006
70/1
Lochsa Country
Includes clipping 1983 about Henry “Hank” Viche that also
mentions Bud - Viche is often mentioned in Bud’s journals as
Hank; 1934 history of Selway fires (copy of USFS document);
letter 2001 with clipping of Lochsa Lodge burning down; draft
manuscript by Robert Printz about Dead Man’s Flat in the
Selway; copy of Elers Koch’s Route of Lewis and Clark across
Bitterroot Mountains, sent to Ed Mackay, early ranger on the
Powell RD; Bud’s notes “Ed’s funeral” undoubtedly refers to
Ed Mackay; timber cruising instructions by Bud when Powell
Ranger; 1973 note by Bud when Chief of Fire Control Region
1936-2005
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One on history of some sites in Lochsa; 1058 document
concerning naming Ashpile Peak; 1938 document on other
place names in the Lochsa; damaged newspaper clipping from
1967 on Lochsa country; 1954 clipping mentioning Bud as
District Ranger; “original” carbon copy of Elers Koch’s Route of
Lewis and Clark across Bitterroot Mountains stapled to Bud’s
handwritten indications to Andy ? in 1965 explaining where the
old trail went – very interesting historic file.
70/2
Lochsa Historic Sites Map
undated
70/3
Lochsa Historical Museum and Ranger Station
1976
70/4
Lochsa, General
Article from 1954 mentioning Bud.
2005 and
undated
70/5
Lochsa, Jack Puckett
2007
70/6
Lochsa, Sarah Walker
Dick and Sarah Walker are good friends of Bud’s; Bud’s
first paid job (if I’m not mistaken) was guiding sheep into the
mountains to the high grazing meadows around the age of 11
or 12; the shepherd’s wife, Victoria, gave Bud his first sleeping
bag – he only had a blanket – because she was worried
about such a young kid in the mountains – Bud’s daughter
Vicki (Victoria) was named after the shepherd’s wife whose
generosity had so impressed Bud.
2005
70/7
Lolo Creek, Draper Cabin
Contains 1939 photos of the old Draper cabin up Lolo Creek
with explanations - also contains pictures of skookum Bill
Woodman's cabin just near the Moore's farm where Bud used
to stay as a young boy and of Francis Middlemist, Bud and
Jane Moore's friend.
1939-1998
70/8
Lolo History
1912-1932
70/9
Lolo Hot Springs, Marcia Porter
This is related to Bud's assistance to Richard Simmons at
Granite Hot Springs.
2007
70/10
Lolo Pass Interpretive Center
Background to planning the Lolo Pass Visitor's Center.
1997-1998
70/11
Lolo Pass Visitor's Center and Rest Area Grand Opening
June 27, 2003
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70/12
Lolo Pass Visitor's Center Dedication
Contains notes and photos of Bud's participation in the
dedication ceremony, also some memorabilia - he got out
his old USFS uniform to wear during the ceremony - photos
probably taken by Betsy Spettigue using Bud's camera.
**Processing note - photographs moved to Photos box and
other memorabilia moved to Artifacts box.
2003
70/13
Lolo Peak News
Note: Bruce Burk is not related to Bud; the Uncle Bud handle
was just out of friendship.
2002-2009
70/14
Lolo Trail
Bud’s work on preserving the Lolo/Nez Perce Trail and letter
expressing frustration at how long everything’s taking.
1975-1996
70/15
Lolo Trail Cabin Investigations, Field Notes
2006
70/16
Lolo Trail, Steve F. Russell
Steve Russell’s work on the location of Lolo trail and Bud’s
trapline, annotated by Bud.
1993-2001
70/17
Louden Barn Plans
Contains very old advertisements for tires and Dodge vehicles
and a brochure for Louden Barns c. 1916.
1915-1916
70/18
McConnell, Earl
Contains incomplete clipping – this might be the McConnell that
McConnell mountain in the Lochsa is named after – Bud was
lookout on McConnell Mountain for 4 summers before WW II.
June 4, 1973
70/19
Message to Garcia
Annotated by I don't know by whose hand.
undated
70/20
Milwaukee Railroad's Flathead Line
December 1991
70/21
Native Americans, Scarred Trees by Thain White
1954
70/22
Nez Perce County Historical Society, Lewiston, Idaho
1995
70/23
Nez Perce Treaty Council Historical Manuscript
2001
71/1
Norman Maclean Research
1974-2007
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71/2
Parsell, Jack, Moose Creek Ranger Station, Lochsa Place
Names Request
2006
OS 7
Pinchot, Gifford, Diary Excerpts
1896-1897
71/3
Pinchot Letter
1905
71/4
Reference Materials
Includes cloth backed official booklet of Tables for Estimating
Board-foot Volume of Timber c. 1950’s?, Protection of Trout
Stream Environment 1950’s, Volume Tables for Lodgepole Pine
1952, Forest Tree Planting in the Inland Empire 1952, Waters
of Coweeta USFS 1953, Forest Vegetation of Northern Idaho
and Adjacent Washington, and its Bearing on Concepts of
Vegetation Classification 1952, The Lewis and Clark Highway
(1939) – proposal to build the highway over Lolo Pass –
cover annotated by Ed MacKay? “(“EH?M”), small plastic
timber cruising device, etc) – some interesting documents on
connecting the Lewis and Clark Highway over Lolo Pass.
1939-1966
71/5
Seeley Lake Historical Society
2004-2010
71/6
Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness Area
Includes copy of Ackerman’s Selway-Bitterroot History, 1974
Official Report on Climate of the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness,
copy of document establishing the SB wilderness, Some of
Bud’s correspondence 1980’s, handwritten notes (not Bud’s
hand – maybe Andy Arvish?) on arguments for establishing
Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness area, 1957 letter on proposed
reclassification into SB wilderness, Note: important file for
history of establishment of the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness
area.
1939-1973
71/7
Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness Area
Processor's Note: This and the previous file were originally a
single file.
1974-1982 and
undated
71/8
Skillicorn, Warren
2005
71/9
Swan Valley
Includes clipping with notes by Bud and cross-reference to the
Coyote Forest log 0f 12/29/98; Reminder: Bud did spend some
time near Seeley Lake when he was a youngster (13 or 14)
helping take care of an old mountain man.
1998-2009
71/10
Swan Valley
1991-2009
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Includes funeral card for Cindie Kobylenski, wife of the current
owner of the Mission Mountain Mercantile in Condon – probably
misfiled as this has nothing to do with trapping; Bud was “expert
leader” for trapping on the Upper Swan Valley Historical Society
and Vice President; Fern is the current Condon librarian.
72/1
Travelers Rest
Contains Crossroads and Westward Barriers newsletters and
2001 clippings about establishment of Travelers Rest State
Park.
2001-2010
72/2
Upper Holland Lake Cabin Restoration, Swan Valley
2000
72/3
Upper Swan Valley Historical Society
Includes notes on founding of Upper Swan Valley Historical
Society in 1988 + mission statement written by Bud showing his
commitment to history of place wherever he lived.
1987-2009
72/4
Walla Walla Council Proceedings, Walla Walla Valley,
Washington
1855
72/5
Western Montana The Scenic Empire, Issued by the Missoula
Chamber of Commerce
1931
72/6
Western States Research
Mostly clippings from 1969-early 1970s, one from 2000 +
documentation on log cabin building + 1956 brochure on
Ogden, Utah where Bud was transferred and lived for 2 years.
1910-2000
72/7
Words of the Past…Inspiration for the Present by Mo
Hartmann, Northwest Connections, Swan Valley History
June 7, 2007
Subseries 4: Land Ethics
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This subseries contains research materials and notes
relating to land ethics and its use. This subseries is arranged
alphabetically by folder title.
1958-2005
72/8
American Forests, Ecosystems are Circular-Part II by Barry
Commoner
May 1974
72/9
Creative Package for Partnerships-Linkage Areas
1997-1999
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Article on p 25 refers to loose yellow paper above “Sustainable
Lifescape”
72/10
The Culture of Owning by Eric T. Freyfogle, Orion Magazine
March/April 2005
72/11
Data
Includes notebook from 1974, notes from Supervisor’s Staff
Meeting 1971, “The Greening of the Forest Service” 1972,
“Preparation for Solving Problems Creatively” early 70’s?, etc.
1971-1974 and
undated
72/12
General
Includes thoughts on energy consumption, letter to Chief of
Forest Service arguing against timber-oriented management
and financing 1973.
1970-1975
72/13
Harvest Time Ethics, Bob Marshall Wilderness
1988-1989
72/14
The Monumental Task: Conservation by Ira S. Latimer Jr.,
Wonderful West Virginia Magazine
July 1974
72/15
Notes
Includes 1952 “Recreation Plan Lochsa-Crooked Fork Unit
Powell Ranger District” signed by Bud; early notes to prepare
thinking for The Lochsa Story; 1971-72 exchange with
“Environmental Effects of Retardant Fact Sheet” enclosed;
Bud’s notes during meetings 1972? and “Resource Priorities
Act of 1972” which replaced the “Multiple Use Act of 1960”;
notes on strategy meetings for Fire Control 1972.
1952-1972
73/1
Notes and Research
Includes manila envelope “Scrap Book” containing Mann Gulch
fire info; letters from 1966, 68, 69, 1970, 71; hand written
thoughts; Planning Report for Region 1 1971; Outline for
Developing Guidelines for Effective Staff Performance 1960;
annotated program for 1960 Forest supervisors’ Meeting in
Utah; National Training Officers’ Meeting 1960; Safety Meeting
1960; Bud’s notes on his new job; memos from 1959, 1963;
Report “The Biological Bases of Timber Management in the
Northern Rocky Mountains 1972; notes from staff meetings
1972.
1959-1973
73/2
Notes and Research
Includes memos, clipping, thoughts, preparation for fire control
meetings… related to fire, over-harvesting timber; early draft
of the Lochsa Story (God’s Country’s Guardians) in form of
assignment to Famous Writers’ School; 1972 stating Bud’s
firm intent to reintroduce fire into the wilderness system; very
1968-1973
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interesting list of “Basic Assumptions” from a draft multiple use
plan 1972;
73/3
Notes and Research
Includes Bud’s thoughts during trip back East 1974, many
different notes (+typed version) related to SRW (Sandy Ridge
Woods – property in W. VA) – thoughts, quotes from old-timers
there etc; Bud’s 1972 Memo to Regional Forester on land ethics
for the Forest Service + remarks and exchanges around this
memo; Outline for Chief’s Discussion at R.F. and D. Meeting
1974; various notes and memos 1968; Notes related to staff
meeting Nov 1971 where Bud explained the thrust to integrate
fire into land management.
1968-1974
73/4
Read Baseline to Know Change by Randy Olson, Los Angeles
Times/Missoulian
December 1,
2002
73/5
Training Foresters
1958-1964
73/6
United States Forest Service, Work Plans
1970-1971 and
undated
Subseries 5: Land Management, Use, and Planning
4.6 linear feet and 14 electronic files
363.0 kilobytes of digital materials
This subseries contains research materials and notes relating to
land management, use, and planning. Many of the materials are
reports and articles on specific wilderness areas and their use
and treatment by government agencies, local residents, and
corporations. There are also materials relating to efforts by Bud
Moore to protect threatened wilderness areas and historically
significant sites. This subseries is arranged alphabetically by
folder title.
1944-2010
73/7
Absaroka-Beartooth Roadless Area, Montana Outdoors Article
July-August
1974
73/8
American Forestry Congress
Interesting view by Bud of what forest should be like in the
future
1995-1996
73/9
Ban on New Forest Roads Upheld by Federal Judge by Tim
Reiterman, Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California
September 21,
2006
Box/Folder
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73/10
Bitterroot Forest, Timber/General
2007
73/11
Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness
1971-2009
73/12
Blue Joint Roadless Area, Bitterroot National Forest, Montana
November 1974
73/13
Bob Marshall Complex, Fire Management Plan Review
1990
74/1
Bob Marshall Wilderness
1960-1980
74/2
Bob Marshall Wilderness
1981-2009
74/3
Bob Marshall Wilderness Articles
1975-1980
74/4
Burlington-Northern Exchange
1978
74/5
Carol Williams' Working Forests Bill
2007
74/6
Cash Crops, Farm Forestry
1958
74/7
Clearwater-Monture Roadless Area
1978-1987
74/8
Clearwater National Forest, NEPA Quarterly Report, Squaw
Creek Roads
1998
74/9
Clearwater Resource Council
2007
74/10
Climate Change in the Northern Rockies, Steve Running
undated
74/11
Clipping File
Includes editorial against Bud’s defense of USFS practices in
the Lochsa, land use issues, timber harvesting controversies,
water pollution and silting, protecting Jewel Basin, etc.
1970
74/12
Clippings
2002-2003
74/13
Clippings
2006-2008
74/14
Clippings, Lolo Motorway
2002
74/15
Community Based Forestry, The Aspen Institute
2004
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74/16
Community Council Form of Government
1987
74/17
Community Fire Coordinator
2001-2005
74/18
Condon Fuels Reduction
2006
74/19
Congressional Correspondence
February 1, 2007
74/20
Consulting: Region 6, Sandy and Portland Oregon
1977
74/21
Consulting: Timber Ridge Ranch, Muleshoe Creek, Stan
Gootrad
1975-1976
74/22
Cooney McKay
2007
74/23
Cougar Peak-Cataract Creek Roadless Area, Montana
1975
74/24
Department of Natural Resources and Conservation, Scout
Lake Sale, Swan
April 16, 2010
74/25
Department of Natural Resources and Conservation, Western
White Pine, Swan Project Proposal
2010
74/26
Dismal Swamp
In preparation for family canoe trip, even vacations were
consecrated to land management issues.
1965-1976 and
undated
74/27
Elk Creek Conservation Area, Section 35
Contains a few clearly labeled photo print-outs that elucidate
certain contact sheets in boxes of photos.
2006-2007
75/1
Elk Creek Land Exchange, Flathead National Forest, Montana
1996 Plum Creek and USFS land was exchanged in the Swan
Valley to protect bull trout habitat.
1994-1996
75/2
Elk Summit Plan
1973
75/3
Energy Issues in Connection with Montana's Future Economy
1977-1978
75/4
Fish and Wildlife Management Framework, Bob Marshall
Complex
1985-1994
75/5
Forest Certification
1998
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75/6
Forest Service and Community Relationships, Study and
Recommendations, University of Arkansas
1998
75/7
General Correspondence
This folder is rich in correspondence and shows how closely
Bud followed environmental issues and tried to influence
outcomes.
1975-1980
75/8
General Wilderness and Limits of Acceptable Change
1969-1998
75/9
General, Montana Wilderness
Contains correspondence, notes, and writings concerning the
Montana Wilderness Bill of 1987.
1975-1988
75/10
Glacier Slough
1983
75/11
Goat Squeezer Timber Sale Project, Swan River State Forest
2002-2005
75/12
Great Bear Wilderness Study Bill
1976
76/1
The Great Burn
1971-1997
76/2
Hemlock Elk Fuels Reduction and Forest Health Project
November 2008
76/3
Hemlock Elk Fuels Reduction and Forest Health Project
August 2008
76/4
Hemlock Elk, Fuels Reduction and Forest Health Management
Proposal
2008
76/5
Coyote Forest, Hemlock Elk Fuel Reduction and Forest Health
Project
2008
76/6
Highway 83 Connectivity Report, Montana State University
2005
76/7
Holland Pierce Fuels Reduction
2005
76/8
Hope Burns for Less Political, More Collaborative Forest
Service by Michael Jamison, Missoula, Montana
2009
76/9
HR 1975, Proposed National Forests and Bureau of Land
Management
2007
76/10
Idaho Public Television
2001-2003
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76/11
Ideas for Lectures, Land Use Planning
June 1974 and
undated
76/12
John Gatchell, Montana Wilderness Association
E-mail exchange asking for Bud’s participation in meeting for
Swan Front and Rocky Mountain Front.
2010
76/13
Kari Montana Wilderness School
2002
76/14
Kootenai River, Libby Dam, Montana
1978
76/15
Land Ethic
undated
Land Stewardship Ventures
[Processor's Note: Materials further documenting Bud Moore's
formal stewardship efforts.]
2002-2005
76/16
Legislative Revisions to the 1897 Organic Act
1976
77/1
Lion Creek Outfitters, Swan Lake Ranger District
2002
77/2
Lochsa Lodge
1987
77/3
Lolo and Granite Hot Springs, Richard Simmons
2007
77/4
Lolo Creek, Missoula Road, Vicki
2005
77/5
Lolo Peak, Tom Maclay, Montana Trout
2005
77/6
Lolo Watershed Group, Presentation
November 2004
OS 8
Maps
1975 and
undated
77/7
Meadow Smith Project, Environmental Assessment
April 1999
77/8
Meadow Smith Stewardship Project, Rocky Mountain Elk
Foundation, Bidder's Packet
2008
Electronic_file
Electronic
Files
Box/Folder
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77/9
Milner, Doris
1971-1973
77/10
Mission Mountains, Carved Tree
undated
77/11
Mission Mountains Wilderness Management Plan
1977-1981
77/12
Missoula County, Open Space
2006
77/13
Missouri River Protection, Wild and Scenic Rivers
1975-1976
77/14
Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks Natural Resource Action Plan
1999
77/15
Montana Legacy Project
2009
77/16
Montana State Lands
2002-2003
77/17
Montana Wilderness Association Wilderness Consideration in
Flathead, Forest Plan Revision
2005
77/18
Montana Wilderness Hearing, Bud Moore's Testimony
1989
77/19
Moore, Jacqueline, Chemical Weed Control in the Lochsa,
Montana, Idaho
1997
77/20
The Mountain Initiative
1997
77/21
Multiple Use, Land Management
Also includes some correspondence concerning the early idea
that fire should play a role in the ecosystem – 1969-1970s.
Note: this file could be useful for someone doing research on
changing policies of land management (from multiple use to
ecosystem management) on public lands.
1960-1971
77/22
National Fire Management Policy Public Hearing, Testimony by
Bud Moore
1989
77/23
National Forest Committee of Scientists, Sam Adams
1999-2000
77/24
National Forest Plan Revision, Clearwater and Nez Perce
May 2005-June
2007
77/25
National Forest Plan Revision, Flathead Forest
2005
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78/1
National Forest Plan Revision General File (Lolo, Flathead,
Bitterroot)
2004-2005
78/2
National Forest Plan Revision, Lolo and Bitterroot National
Forests
2004-2005
78/3
National Forest Roadless Area, Conservation Rule
2000 and
undated
78/4
Open Lands Working Group, Missoula County
2005
78/5
Other Land Management Issues
1975-1981
78/6
Other Land Management Issues, Correspondence
Includes letter to Cole MacPherson where Bud describes his
knowledge of irrigation use of Mill Creek (Lolo drainage) in the
1920s and 1930s.
1974-2001
78/7
Other Land Management Issues, Interior Columbia Basin
Ecosystem Management Project
1997-1999
78/8
Papoose, Wendover, Badger, Squaw Landscape Analysis
1998
78/9
Plum Creek Land Divesture
2001-2006
78/10
Plum Creek Land Sale, Clipping with Note From Joe Fitzgerald
July 2008
78/11
Plum Creek Timber Company's Environmental Principles and
Grizzly Bear Management Practices
September 28,
1993
78/12
The Potential Impact of the Montana Wilderness Study Act
of 1973 S. 393, Summary for Governor Thomas L. Judge, By
Robert F. Wambach
1975
78/13
Proposed Flathead National Forest Plan
2006
78/14
The Public Domain-Heart of the Republic by William W. Porter
II, American Forests
January 1966
78/15
Public Lands
undated
78/16
Region 1 Plan and Comments
1979
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Notes on how FS should view the land and present it to the
public.
78/17
Roadless and Undeveloped Area Evaluation II
Contains a nice map of Rare II areas in Montana and Idaho
that might be good in a display representing Bud's ongoing
commitment to protecting wilderness.
1978-1983
78/18
Roadless Area Review and Evaluation II, Correspondence
The thoughts in Bud's letter of 1978 are far ahead of their time
in terms of evaluation costs and values of wilderness.
1973-1984
78/19
Roadless Areas, Washington D.C. Testimony and Additional
Comments
1988-2000
78/20
Rock Creek Use and Planning, Montana
Part of Bud's campaign for the Welcome Creek Wilderness
(Lower Rock Creek Planning Unit) and his argument against the
FS allowing snowmobiling in the roadless area.
1974-1977
78/21
Sapphire Roadless Area
Final typed version of the journals and field notes on the
Sapphires, see Sapphire Wilderness
1974
79/1
Sapphire Wilderness
Connect to journals and field notes.
1974-1979
79/2
Saving Idaho's Best Places, The Pacific Rivers Council
July 1998
79/3
Scapegoat Wilderness Area
April 1981
79/4
Second Century Forest Service, Steve Thompson
1999
79/5
Sonoran Institute
undated
79/6
Steward Brandborg, Award
2010
79/7
Stewardship Summit Clipping
April 29, 2010
79/8
Stone Creek Timber Sale (Proposed), Bitterroot National Forest
1975-1976
79/9
Streamside Management Zones
September 1995
79/10
Summit Mountain Pine Beetle Salvage Project
2009
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79/11
Swan Ecosystem Center
1995-2007
79/12
Swan Ecosystem Center Board Retreat
March 16, 2002
79/13
Swan Ecosystem Center, Forest Issues Committee
2003
79/14
Swan Ecosystem Center, Land Steward Recruitment
2002-2003
79/15
Swan Front
Notes for Swan Front slide show prepared by Bud Moore
(according to a note from Bill Moore – this slide show
is available at the Condon Community Library); Bud’s
recommendation for the Swan Front 1978 (see also folder
“Wilderness Talk, Holland Lake, Great Bob Trek, 1987” and
“RARE II Hearings 1983” (Box 19) and “Swan Front Slide
Show” (Box 48), notes to Representatives 1987; Citizens
Alternative to Flathead Forest Management Plan 1981; note
explaining slides in the Swan Front slide show at Condon library
1984; various other documents in support of the Swan Front
Wilderness; original notes for preparation of recommendation
1978) Note: shows history of battle for the Swan Front,
significant if the area is ever incorporated into Wilderness.
1978-1988
80/1
Swan Lands Committee, Stake Holders, Conservation Strategy
2005
80/2
Swan Lands Community Committee
2002-2004
80/3
Swan Lands Community Committee
2002-2006
80/4
Swan River State Forest Triple D Salvage Proposal
2004
80/5
Swan Valley, Ad Hoc
1995-2004
80/6
Swan Valley, Assessment of the Conservation Value of Plum
Creek Timber Company Lands in the Swan River Watershed
2002-2003
80/7
Swan Valley, Community Forest
2002-2006
80/8
Swan Valley, Comprehensive Plan, Missoula County
1996
80/9
Swan Valley, Condon Comprehensive Plan Amendment,
Research and Drafts
1980-1987 and
undated
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81/1
Swan Valley, Conservation Project, State Lands and Plum
Creek
2005
81/2
Swan Valley, Grizzly Linkage Zones, State/Federal/Plum Creek
Timber Cooperative Agreement
1995
81/3
Swan Valley, Lyme Timber, Swan Valley Community Forest
2005
81/4
Swan Valley, Mid Swan Blowdown Salvage, Environmental
Assessment
February 2009
81/5
Swan Valley, Plum Creek Land Trade
2004
81/6
Swan Valley, Profile of the Community, University of Montana
Forestry
1993
81/7
Swan Valley, Profile of the Community Update
2003
81/8
Swan Valley, Reforestation Backlog
1982
81/9
Swan Valley, Survey of Future Use
August 12, 2003
81/10
Swan Valley, Swan River State Forest, Ecosystem
Management
1999-2003
81/11
Swan Valley, Upper Swan Post and Pole Pre-roading Project
Appeal, Montana
1988
81/12
Swan Valley Map with Letter
November 6,
1984
81/13
Ten Lakes Roadless Area, Kootenai National Forest
undated
81/14
Testimony on State Forest Lands, Bill #201
1995
81/15
Three Creeks Timber Sale Project, Draft Environmental Impact
Statement
August 2006
81/16
Three Creeks Timber Sale Project, Draft Environmental Impact
Statement, Resource Appendices
August 2006
82/1
Timber Management
Documents from 1952 on spruce bark beetle control, timber
sales for 1946, plastic grids and scales for scaling timber in
1938-1956
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the field, early timber sale near Cooper’s Lake up North Fork
of the Blackfoot, 1955-56 Upper Powell timber sale, Lolo
Divide road maintenance contract with Ray Fetscher 1954,
cruising instructions by Bud 1956, Packer Meadow spruce
beetle control logging proposal 1953, Instruction to trap tree
crew chiefs – Powell RS 1953, Seeley Lake timber sale 1953;
Lower Pack Creek timber sale report 1956, Spruce Creek
timber sale 1954, Powell working circle timber sale 1954, Fish
Creek divide sale 1952, Outline for timber sale report 1946,
University of Idaho Bulletin (“Results and Applications of a
Logging and Milling Study in the Western White Pine Tree if
Northern Idaho – July 1938”), timber sale report 1954 (Andy
Arvish was the “secretary” at Powell) Note: this file could be
very useful for someone doing research on timber sales and
cruising procedures after WW II.
82/2
Timber Management
1944-1956
82/3
Timber Salvage
1990
82/4
United States Forest Service, Land Use Planning Manual
October 1973
82/5
Upper Lochsa Planning Unit, Idaho
1977
82/6
War in the Woods: Swan Song by John Mitchell, Audubon
November 1989
82/7
Warm Springs Creek Unit, Bitterroot National Forest
1974
82/8
Welcome Creek Journal
Final typed version of the journals and field notes on the
Sapphires, see Sapphire Wilderness.
1974-1975
82/9
Welcome Creek Wilderness, Donald Berg Papers
1977
82/10
Welcome Creek Wilderness, Sapphire Mountains, Wilderness
Bill
Bud's correspondence, notes, and report instrumental in helping
establish the Welcome Creek Wilderness Area in the Sapphire
Mountains.
1975-1978
82/11
Wilderness Research
1974-2000
82/12
Wilderness Policy History Project
2002
Subseries 6: Natural Resources
1.6 linear feet
1956-2010
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This subseries contains research materials and notes relating
to natural resources including wildlife management, outdoor
recreation, and water resources. This subseries is arranged
alphabetically by folder title.
Box/Folder
82/13
Allagash River, Newspaper Clipping
February 16,
1965
82/14
Amphibians and Reptiles
undated
82/15
Bats
1996-2003
82/16
Bird Counts
Bud actively participated in the Swan Valley bird counts in later
years.
2002-2005
82/17
Blackfoot Challenge, Grizzly Bear DNA Study
2003-2005
83/1
Bobcat Issue
1977
83/2
Bobcat Research Conference Proceedings, National Wildlife
Federation, Front Royal, Virginia
October 1979
83/3
Bud Moore's Whitetail Buck
1958
83/4
Canoe Trip Data, Journal Excerpts
Field notes by Bud during western canoe trips, interesting
descriptions of the watersheds at the time of the trips.
1969-1974
83/5
Check Lists
1974-1984
83/6
Chickadees
2005
83/7
Dolly Varden Study, Swan River Drainage
1965-1977
83/8
Environmental Outfitting: Methods and Equipment for the
Outfitter Sensitive to Protecting the Backcountry
1975
83/9
Flathead River, Middle Fork Trip
1971-1999
83/10
Forestry Best Management Practices, Montana State University
July 1991
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83/11
General Outdoor Recreation Information
1971-1974
83/12
General Wildlife Research
Includes Bud’s (and other Swan Valley trappers’)
recommendations to Fish and Game Department in 1978.
1954-2001
84/1
Grizzlies
1974-2006
84/2
Grizzlies, Swan Valley
Includes clipping about grizzly shot at Coyote Forest by
Freeman Mann in 1977 and transcript of Bud telling about the
last grizzly he saw at Coyote Forest in 2004; also note that
Bud was thoroughly disgusted when the grizzly bear recovery
program was abandoned in the Selway-Bitterroot wilderness
under the Bush administration.
1977-2009 and
undated
84/3
Grizzly Bears and Hunters
2001-2002 and
undated
84/4
Grizzly Reintroduction in the Bitterroot Mountains
1995-2000
85/1
Hoy, Judy
2009
85/2
Koehler, Gary, Marten Habitat Research
Includes report and correspondence – 1974-75
1974-1975
85/3
Lynx
1987-2001
85/4
Lynx and Bobcat Management
1975-1977
85/5
Main Flathead Canoe Trip
1971-1972
85/6
Missouri River Float Trip, Field Notes and Research
Contains preparation research for the trip and typed field notes
taken during the trip.
1972-1974
85/7
Montana Loon Society
2005
85/8
Montana Wilderness Association Convention, Kalispell,
Montana
1995
85/9
Montana Wolves
1978-2005
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Dates
85/10
Montana/Idaho Wilderness Clippings
1961-1967 and
undated
85/11
Moore, Janet, Poisoning Coyotes
1975
85/12
Notes from Meeting on Wilderness Matters
June 15, 2010
85/13
Outfitters and Guides
1972-1973, 1991
85/14
Owls
November 2004
85/15
Potomac River, Notes and Research
1967-1971
85/16
Rocky Mountain Juniper Tree, Nominated to Montana
Champion Tree Register
1996
85/17
Soil Resource Research
1969 and
undated
85/18
State of Montana
1960
85/19
The Swan Linkage Zone Private Non-Corporate Lands
Management Plan, Grizzlies
1995
85/20
Swan Valley Bear News
2006-2010
85/21
Water Resource Research
[Processor's Note: These materials were combined in a single
folder during processing.] Paper titled “An Evaluation of the
wilderness and Aquatic Biointegrity in Western Montana”
–by Nathaniel P. Hitt and Christopher A. Frissel; paper
titled “Review of Ecological Effects of Roads on terrestrial
and Aquatic Communities”-by Stephen C. Trombulak and
Christopher A. Frissel; paper titled “Large Wood Debris in Bull
Trout (Salvelinus confluentus) Spawning Streams of Logged
and Wilderness Watersheds in Northwest Montana”- by F.
Richard Hauer, Geoffrey C. Poole, John T. Gangemi, and
Colden V. Baxter; Flathead Journal, Fall/Winter 2002; and a
folder labeled: General
1999-2002
85/22
Western Montana Outfitters and Guides Association
1959
85/23
Whitetail Deer in the Swan Valley, Montana, Articles
1975-1987
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Dates
85/24
Wildlife Research
1956-1979
85/25
Wildness/Wilderness General
1975-2007
85/26
Wolves
2007-2008
Subseries 7: Organizations Supported
2.0 linear feet and 2 electronic files
49.0 kilobytes of digital materials
This subseries contains research materials and notes relating
to organizations and clubs supported by Bud Moore either
through his activities or monetary donations. Many of the
organizations maintained goals that coincided with Moore’s
own. This subseries is arranged alphabetically by folder title.
1972-2010
86/1
American Public Land Exchange Company, Inc., Award
Presentations
May 5, 2010
86/2
Blackfoot Challenge, Community Conservation Area
2004-2010
86/3
Brown Bear Resources, Inc.
1991-2003
86/4
Canadian Information System for the Environment
2001-2005
86/5
Clearwater River Realty, Annual Updates
2005-2006
86/6
Contributions
Bud’s contributions to non-profit organizations 2010, 2009.
2009-2010
86/7
Crown of the Continent: Profile of a Treasured Landscape
2002
86/8
Donations and Memberships
1964-1993
86/9
Forest Community News
Since Bud had trouble manipulating keyboards with his arthritic
fingers, he usually had someone following his email for him and
printing out useful documents that he would read in paper form.
2005-2009
86/10
Forest Service History Program Newsletter, History Line
1991-2004
86/11
Forest Service Miscellaneous
2003-2007
Box/Folder
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Dates
86/12
Forest Service Northern Region News
1972-2007
86/13
Forest Service Northern Rocky Mountain Retiree Association
1997-2009
86/14
Forest Stewards Guild
Shows Bud’s close connection to this organization; they wanted
Coyote Forest to be a “model forest” for the Guild but Bud
refused until he had completed the Coyote Forest Ecosystem
Management Plan.
1998-2007
86/15
Forest Stewards Guild, Model Forest Program, Coyote Forest
2003
86/16
Forest Stewardship Project, Partnership for a Sustainable
Methow
Reference by Bud to telephone logs, both office and cabin, of
June 3, 2003.
2003
86/17
The Great Burn Study Group
Letter from Bud (October 9, 2008) on McFarland Creek
property; shows his concern to always integrate the specific
place into the broader landscape picture; letter from Bud
(December 31, 2004) showing his support for the Proposed
Great Burn Wilderness.
2004
87/1
Grounded Eagle Foundation, Inc., Ken Wolff
2001-2007
87/2
Headwaters Montana, Dave Hadden
A touching letter from Bud six months before his death in
answer to an e-mail from Headwaters – still involved to the very
end.
2010
87/3
High Country News
December 10,
2007
87/4
Keep Montana Green Association
1996-1999
87/5
Living with Wildlife Foundation
Patti Sowka’s foundation supported by Bud.
2003-2004
Living with Wildlife
[Processor's Note: Meeting minutes and correspondence
related to Bud Moore's work with the foundation].
2004-2006
Electronic_file
Electronic
Files
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
87/6
Living with Wildlife Foundation, Bears
2005
87/7
Living with Wildlife Foundation, Search for Funds
2004
87/8
Lookout Network, Forest Fire Association, Inc.
1996
87/9
Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks, Newsletter of Region One
2003
87/10
Montana Forest Products Marketing News
2005-2006
87/11
Montana Highway Department, Highway 83, Carla Abrams
2004
87/12
Montana Land Reliance
Bud had talked with Amy quite extensively about a conservation
easement for Coyote Forest before going with the Vital Ground
Foundation.
2006-2008
87/13
Montana Loon Society
2010
87/14
Montana Natural History Center
2005-2009
87/15
Montana Trappers Association, Trapper Education Instructional
Manual
Bud contributed.
2003
87/16
Montana Wilderness Association
1974-2010
87/17
Montana Wilderness Association
2005
87/18
Montana Wilderness Association, Senator Jon Tester's Bill
2009-2010
87/19
Montana Women in Timber
2002-2003
88/1
National Museum of Forest Service History
August 2006November 2007
88/2
National Network of Forest Practitioners
2002-2005
88/3
National Network of Forest Practitioners
2008-2010
88/4
National Network of Forest Practitioners, Chico Hot Springs
November 2002
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Description
Dates
Documents in this file date some of the photos taken during
an NNFP field trip of sawmills in the Swan Valley on January
17, 2003 with Mark Vander Meer; also Bud gave a talk at
this congress – also contains a text by Robert “Bob” Love of
Columbia Falls that Bud used as part of his speech – author’s
rights are with Bob Love.
88/5
National Weather Service
Bud was a member of the weather spotter program.
2000
88/6
Nez Perce National Historic Trail Foundation
1997-2002
88/7
Northern Rocky Mountain Retirees Association
2004-2007
88/8
Northwest Connections
1997-2006
88/9
Northwest Connections, Landscape, Livelihood, and Coyote
Forest Management
Contains mostly work by Bill Moore on possible future use
of Coyote Forest to continue Bud’s work on ecosystem
management and land ethics.
2009
88/10
Northwest Connections Newsletters
2006-2010
88/11
Selway-Bitterroot Foundation
2007
88/12
Selway-Bitterroot Foundation
2009-2010
89/1
Smallwood News, Small Diameter Timber Utilization and
Woody Biomass News
2004-2010
89/2
Subscriptions
Includes list of Bud’s subscription and membership dues
updated August 2011 which clearly reflects his concerns and
areas of interest; related forms, letters and payments.
2008-2011
89/3
Swan Ecosystem Center
2005-2010
89/4
Swan Valley Citizens' Group, Economic Diversification
Committee
1992-1994
89/5
Swan Valley Citizens' Group, Chief Helper Reports, Small Sales
and Timber Salvage
1991
89/6
University of Montana Forestry, Ecosystem Management
1998-2010
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
Letter from Bud with his thoughts concerning U of M’s renaming
of the “School of Forestry” in 2003.
89/7
Upper Swan Valley Historical Society, Donation
Elizabeth Buckhouse was Jane Moore’s elder sister from the
Miller Creek/Missoula homesteader family of the Buckhouses –
re: Buckhouse Bridge etc
June 16, 2010
89/8
Vital Ground
Spring 2006 and Fall 2006 mention Bud and Coyote Forest as
first conservation easement entirely held by Vital Ground in the
Swan Valley. [Processor's Note - See list of previously filed Vital
Ground publications, all available online.]
2004-2011
89/9
Wild Rockies Field Institute
Contains photo of Bud by Dave Morris.
2006-2009
89/10
Wilderness Institute, School of Forestry, University of Montana
1965-1983
89/11
Wilderness Institute, School of Forestry, University of Montana,
Professional Development for Wildland Managers
1975-1982
89/12
Wilderness Institute: Its First Five Years, 1975-1979, School of
Forestry, University of Montana
1979
89/13
Winton Weydemeyer's Wilderness, Whitefish Range
2005
89/14
Worldwatch Institute, State of the World
The work and publications of WWI really impressed Bud in
his final years, even though his take was of place-based local
inspiration.
2007-2010
Subseries 8: United States Forest Service
1.0 linear foot
This subseries contains research materials and notes relating
to the United States Forest Service. Many of the materials
came from Bud Moore’s time at the Forest Service including
official reports written by Moore. This subseries is arranged
chronologically.
Employee personnel files are restricted.
1928-2008
Hand, Ralph, History
1928-1997 and
undated
Box/Folder
90/1
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
Darlene Eberhard’s Contribution (includes copies of
manuscripts by Ralph Hand about early days on the Powell
RD).
90/2
Personnel Issues
1940-1943
90/3
Armed Forces
1942-1943
90/4
Major Kelly
Contains 1945 Region One newsletter.
March 12, 1945
90/5
National Forest Vacations
1955-1960
90/6
Hunting Accident Inquiry, Powell Ranger District
1958
90/7
Correspondence and Reports
1958-1974 and
undated
90/8
Published Articles
1959-1964
90/9
Assistant Regional Forester Forest Supervisor Conference
April 1961
90/10
Personnel Management, Employee List
October 7, 1961
96/2
Eades, Everett --RESTRICTED
1963
90/11
Prescribed Fire Research Seminar, Part 1
1966-1967
90/12
Prescribed Fire Research Seminar, Part 2
1966-1967
95/10
Managerial Grid Seminar
April 1967
90/13
Report on Field Travel in Region 1
1967
90/14
News Releases and Reports
1967-1969
90/15
Improving Fire Control's Management Information System,
Division of Fire Control
January 1968
90/16
Chiefs List
1968
90/17
Functional Trip Reports
1969-1973
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
90/18
American Forests, Mike Frome Column
October 1970
91/1
Papers for the Forest Service
1970-1974
91/2
Clippings
1971-2008
91/3
Informal Information Summary, Region 1 - Division of Fire
Control
January 1972
91/4
The Forest Service Land Ethic
March 1972
91/5
National Fire Chiefs Meeting, Olde Colony Motor Lodge,
Alexandria, Virginia
1972
91/6
Bitterroot Field Trip Map
September 13,
1973
91/7
Fire, Land, and People, Fire Management
1974
91/8
Region One Communication History
Bud quotes some of his interviews in his letter of October 1979.
1978-1979
91/9
Lolo National Forest Cultural Resource Management Status
and Accomplishments
February 1982
91/10
The Flathead National Forest Cannot Meet Its Timber Goal,
United States General Accounting Office Report
May 1991
91/11
National Museum of Forest Service History, Missoula, Montana
1992-2008
91/12
Lochsa, Ferguson
In Bud’s journals, referred to as “Fergie”; Bud’s annotated
envelopes show he hesitated before releasing Fergie’s memoirs
to the USFS in 1998.
1997-1998
91/13
Lochsa and Powell Ranger District Consolidation
Bud's notes and correspondence on the elimination of the
Powell Ranger District.
1997-1998
91/14
Forest Service Reunion
This folder corresponds to when the USFS oral history interview
by Mike Ryan was done [Series V].
September 2000
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
91/15
The Process Predicament
June 2002
91/16
The Greatest Good DVD
Contains Bud's notes in preparation for the interview/
participation in the USFS DVD The Greatest Good.
2003-2004
91/17
Use Book
Downloaded text and replica of the Use Book given as a thank
you to Bud for his participation in the USFS DVD The Greatest
Good for the centennial.
2005-2007
91/18
National Museum of Forest Service History, Missoula, Montana
2007-2010
91/19
Plane Crash at Moose Creek Ranger Station
2010
91/20
The Decker Packsaddle
undated
91/21
Lolo Trail Designated National Historic Landmark
undated
91/22
Mullan Road: Across the Bitterroots
undated
91/23
Training Service Centers in the United States Forest Service
undated
Series VIII: Other People's Writing, 1943-2009
1.0 linear foot
This series contains materials written by others sent to Bud Moore for critical comments, review, or as
gifts. This subseries is arranged alphabetically by folder title.
One file in this series is restricted at the request of the donor due to its personal nature.
Container(s)
Description
Dates
92/1
Black Murder on the River and Other True Stories of Montana's
Wildest Watershed by John Fraley, Notes by Bud Moore
2006
92/2
Bud's Biographical Sketch
1943-2003
92/3
Capitalism
December 17,
2008
Box/Folder
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
92/4
Doig, Ivan
1996
92/5
Elers Koch: Forty Years a Forester, 1903-1943, by Peter Koch,
Review and Notes by Bud Moore
1998
92/6
Ellen, David, Cabin Identification Field Notes
2006
92/7
The Frost Pocket by Sarah Walker
2001
92/8
Holland, Dan
2000
96/10
Lamar, Steve, Connecting with the Swan --RESTRICTED
undated
92/9
Lewis and Clark and Me by John Crawford, Correspondence
and Manuscripts
2004-2009
92/10
On National Forests, National Geographic
1996
92/11
A River Runs Through It by Norman Maclean, Uncorrected
Page Proofs
1975-1976
92/12
Swan Lands Brochure, Bud Moore's Statement
2007
93/1
Tarzan the Mountain Man by John Crawford, Correspondence
and Manuscripts
2004
93/2
Up Lolo Creek by Mary Burk
2002-2003
93/3
we called this place Travellers Rest by Pat Hastings,
Correspondence
2003
93/4
A Woman's Way West by John Fraley, Review Notes by Bud
Moore
1998
Series IX: Artifacts, 2003-2005
0.5 linear feet
This series contains buttons, a banner, and a commemorative key chain relevant to the written
materials in the collection. This subseries is arranged chronologically.
Container(s)
Description
Dates
Box/Folder
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
94/1
Badge and Key chain, Lolo Pass Visitor's Center Grand
Opening
June 27, 2003
94/2
Pin, Forest Service Honor Celebration, Chapter 1 Bookstore,
Hamilton, Montana
May 5, 2005
94/3
Pin, World War II Veteran
undated
94/4
Medallion, Marine Forces Pacific
undated
94/5
American Legion Blue Star Banner with Three Stars
undated
Series X: Images and Media, 1920-2011
7.0 linear feet and 6.1 gigabytes
This series includes photographs, slides, video, and audio materials related to Bud Moore’s personal
and professional life as well as his outreach programs started after his retirement.
Container(s)
Description
Dates
Subseries 1: Photographs and Slides
14.5 linear feet and 8132 electronic files
18.64 gigabytes of digital materials
This subseries consists of photographs and slides generated by
Bud Moore's interests and activities. Many of the photographs
and slides are unidentified but often during processing a brief
description of their content was recorded for the folder label.
Efforts by Bud Moore and his family and friends assured that
many photographs and slides were scanned and saved with
additional identification and background information. The photo
database created by the family is referred to as the Coyote
Forest Photo Archive in the collection and its electronic files are
labeled "Library," most of the scanned images are cataloged
in the boxes labeled "Digital Photographs, Source Materials."
Folders are arranged alphabetically by title; during processing,
numbers used by the creator and associated with individual files
or photos were retained on the folder title.
1910-2011
Sub-subseries 1: Photographs and Slides by Title
6.32 gigabytes of digital materials
This sub-subseries contains photographs and slides that are
not part of the Coyote Forest Photo Archive.
1910-2011
Box/Folder
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
105/1
Alkire, Joe
undated
105/2
Allagash Canoe Trip (E-200)
August 1963
105/3
Anderson, Wes
1990
105/4
Angel Arch in Southern Utah, Photograph by Bud Moore
1960
Assorted CDs and DVDs, unprocessed
undated
105/5
Baldwin, Wiley and Julie, Photos of Coyote Forest
July 2001
105/6
Barnes, Carol, Bud Moore, Smokejumpers, Kalispell
2005
105/7
Batts, George, Coyote Forest with Bud Moore
October 9, 2007
105/8
Beartooth Mountains (H-510)
August 1970
105/9
Bell, Bill, Elk Summit Ranger Station
circa 1919
105/10
Bell, Bill, Sawmill, Scarred Trees, The Lochsa Story
circa 1970
105/11
Ben, George
February 2010
105/12
Bitterroot Crest Class Trip (H-215)
October 1975
105/13
Bitterroot Mountains (H-200)
1969-1973
105/14
Bitterroot Mountains, Overwitch-Piquette Area (H-201)
1974-1975
105/15
Bitterroot National Forest, Wilderness
undated
105/16
Blackfoot River (H-111)
1969-1974
105/17
Blue Slide
undated
105/18
Bob Marshall Wilderness
1970s
Box
132
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
105/19
Boundary Waters Canoe Trip (E-201)
August 1962
105/20
Brushy Creek
1967
105/21
Buckhouse Family, Jane Buckhouse Moore's Sisters and
Mother
1940-1943 and
undated
105/22
Building Log Doghouse in Missoula, Malamute Puppies
1970s
105/23
Bull Elk, Forest Service Photo
1962
105/24
Canada (K-100)
1970-1972
105/25
Candidates for the Lochsa Story
undated
105/26
Canoe Trip
circa 1970
105/27
Canoe Trip, Bud and Vicki Moore
1960s
105/28
Canoe Trip, Clearwater National Forest
undated
105/29
Canoe Trip, Jane Moore, Elizabeth Buckhouse
undated
105/30
Canoe Trip, Virginia
1960s
105/31
Carron Cabin-Welcome Creek, Winter Trapping
1974
105/32
Cathy, Janet Moore's Sister
1998
105/33
Cedar Cabin
undated
105/34
Chain Bridge Herring Run, Virginia, Twinkling Springs, Goose
Creek
1967
105/35
Christmas
1970
105/36
Clark, Helen and Jim
September 21,
1970
105/37
Clark Fork River
1969-1978
105/38
Colstrip, Montana (H-102)
July 1973
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
105/39
Cougar-Cataract Area (H-530)
July 1975
105/40
Coyote Forest
1993-1994 and
undated
105/41
Coyote Forest
circa 2000
105/42
Coyote Forest
2006
105/43
Coyote Forest
2007-2008
105/44
Coyote Forest
undated
106/1
Coyote Forest, Aerial Photos
September 1992
106/2
Coyote Forest, Aerial Photos
undated
106/3
Coyote Forest, Buckskin Larch, Bud Moore
1980s
106/4
Coyote Forest, Bud and Janet Moore, Photos by Alan Lang
1992
106/5
Coyote Forest, Bud Moore
circa 2005
106/6
Coyote Forest, Bud Moore
undated
106/7
Coyote Forest, Bud Moore, Gus, Skook
1991
106/8
Coyote Forest, Bud Moore, Milling and Timber Operation
1994-2002
106/9
Coyote Forest, Butch Harmon, Trapping
undated
106/10
Coyote Forest, Caretaker Cabin Ideas
2006
106/11
Coyote Forest, Caretaker Cabin Site
April 2006-May
2006
106/12
Coyote Forest, Construction
1970s
106/13
Coyote Forest, Construction
1970s
106/14
Coyote Forest, Game Trails, Bear Tracks
2007 and
undated
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
106/15
Coyote Forest, Garden and Greenhouse
undated
106/16
Coyote Forest, Janet's Last Home Project
June 30, 2000July 27, 2000
106/17
Coyote Forest, Les Hostetler, Butch Harmon, Construction
undated
106/18
Coyote Forest, Lochsa
1970s-1990s
106/19
Coyote Forest, Logging, Hunting
undated
106/20
Coyote Forest, Logging, Otto Lungren's Homestead, Ovando,
Manture
October 2006
106/21
Coyote Forest, Lumber Sales Center, Birky Logging
March 2001
106/22
Coyote Forest, Main Cabin
undated
106/23
Coyote Forest, Main Cabin, Butch Harmon
1980s
106/24
Coyote Forest, Main Cabin Construction
1970s
106/25
Coyote Forest, Main Cabin Interior
April 1993
107/1
Coyote Forest, Mattson Meadows, Glacier National Park
2004
107/2
Coyote Forest, Maxine
June 2000
107/3
Coyote Forest, Mill, Ecoplan, Winter Kill
2007
107/4
Coyote Forest, Miscellaneous
1995-1997
107/5
Coyote Forest, Missoula
1996-1997
107/6
Coyote Forest, Office, Hunting, Young Forest Plum Creek
March 2001
107/7
Coyote Forest, Photos by Carolyn Barnes
December 2009
107/8
Coyote Forest, Photos by Fred Harnisch
1999
107/9
Coyote Forest, Swan Valley, Mill, Trapping
undated
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
107/10
Coyote Forest, Trapping in Swan Valley and Mission Mountains
1970s
107/11
Coyote Forest, Wilderness
circa 1994
107/12
Coyote Forest, Wilderness and Civilization Class from
University of Montana
January 1995
107/13
Coyote Forest Construction, Bud Moore
1970s-1980s
107/14
Coyote Forest Mill, Bud Moore, Bill Moore
undated
107/15
Davis, Jocelle, Kolicia, Lanie, Janet Moore's Granddaughters,
Button
undated
107/16
DeMott, Mary
1964
107/17
DeMott, Sylvia, May
Bud Moore's sister, includes obituary and photographs from her
funeral
1992
Digital Copies of Moore Photos
Scans of photographs returned to the Moore Family.
1930s-1990s
107/18
Dollan, Jack
1955
107/19
Eagle Lake, Allagash Country, Maine
August 1963
107/20
Eastern Plants (A-201)
1963-1974
107/21
Eastern United States (E-100)
1963-1967
107/22
Elk Summit/Lolo Trail Trip, Lochsa Story (G-205)
August 1975
107/23
Ellen, David, Lochsa Cabin Trip
August 2006
107/24
Elliot, Dennis, Powell Ranger Station
undated
107/25
Erickson, Andrew, with Bear
undated
Electronic_file
Digital
Images
Box/Folder
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
107/26
Family and Friends
circa 2000
107/27
Family and Friends, Miscellaneous
undated
108/1
Family and Friends, Photos Taken from Bud Moore's Office
[Processor's Note: Many pictures of Bud Moore with his friends
and family, some of Bud in the mountains and at his home at
Coyote Forest.]
1966-2006 and
undated
108/2
Fire and Wildlife in the National Forests, Coyote Forest,
Trapping in the Bitterroot, West Virginia
1960s-1980s
108/3
Fire Control Photos, Identified Copies
1967
108/4
Fire Generalship
1970 and
undated
108/5
Fire-General (B100)
1959-1973
108/6
Fire Management, Forest Service, Northern Region
1972-1973
108/7
Fitz Creek Burn (B-102)
1971-1973
108/8
Fitzgerald Family, Canoe Trip
1970s
108/9
Fitzgerald Family Member
undated
108/10
Fitzgerald, Janet
1969-1970 and
undated
108/11
Fitzgerald, Joe
circa 2004
108/12
Fitzgerald, Joe, Bud Moore, Trapping
1970s
108/13
Fitzgerald, Joe, Family
1992-1997
108/14
Fitzgerald, Kevin, Family
1992
108/15
Fitzgerald, Kevin, Nancy, and Joe, Janet Moore's Children
undated
108/16
Fitzgerald, Nancy, Family
1992 and
undated
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
108/17
Fitzgerald, Nancy, Virginia City, Negatives
undated
108/18
Fitzgerald, Nancy and Joe, Bud Moore, Hiking
1970s
108/19
Forest Fire
1937
108/20
Fur-Bearer Habitat
undated
108/21
Golden, Joanne, Female Forester
undated
108/22
Gousta, Margaret, Negatives
undated
108/23
Grizzly Bear, Bud Moore, Freeman Mann
circa 1975
108/24
Hiking, Malamutes
undated
108/25
Hunting, Joe Fitzgerald, Freeman Mann
1970s
108/26
Idaho (F-300)
1963-1971
108/27
Idaho Public Television Interviews, Coyote Forest, Photos by
Betsy Spettigue
Betsy Spettigue’s photos documenting the filming of the TV
programs; the TV programs are: VHS titled “ Outdoor Idaho:
Conflict in the Clearwater” + VHS titled “Outdoor Idaho: 20th
Anniversary”) [Processor's Note: Includes photos of Bud
Moore's logging and sawmill activities]
2003
108/28
Idaho Public Television Interviews, Lochsa and Powell Ranger
District, Photos by Betsy Spettigue
Betsy Spettigue’s photos documenting the filming of the TV
programs; the TV programs are: VHS titled “ Outdoor Idaho:
Conflict in the Clearwater” + VHS titled “Outdoor Idaho: 20th
Anniversary”)
2003
108/29
Kenai National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska
undated
108/30
Knife Sharpening Demonstration
1977-1982
108/31
Kooskia Pack String
1915
108/32
Kooskoos-Split Creek Trip, McConnell Mountain
1970s
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
108/33
Krieger, Fritz, Rock Creek Area
undated
108/34
Lackey, David, Bud Moore
2003
109/1
Lang, Alan, World War II, Marine Corps, Reunions
1944-1991
109/2
Lewis and Clark Highway Right of Way Clearing Below Badger
Creek
circa 1955
109/3
Lightwood Fire Starter
1962-1982
109/4
"Little Green House" Construction, Bud and Janet Moore
1995
109/5
Lochsa
1930s
109/6
Lochsa
1995
109/7
Lochsa
undated
109/8
Lochsa
undated
109/9
Lochsa, Aerial Photos
September 1936
109/10
Lochsa, Big Creek and Ranger Peak (G-203)
August 1974
109/11
Lochsa, Big Sand Creek, Historical Research (G-202)
August 1974
109/12
Lochsa, Blodgett, Historical Research (G-201)
August 1974
109/13
Lochsa, Bob Cooney at Squaw Creek Cabin, Poled-in Trapper
Tent Camp at Papoose Saddle
1937-1938
109/14
Lochsa, Cabins, Camps, Rangers
1937-1938
109/15
Lochsa, Clearwater National Forest
undated
109/16
Lochsa, Considered for The Lochsa Story, Bud and Janet
Moore
1970s and
undated
109/17
Lochsa, Elk, Deer, Moose
1937-1938
109/18
Lochsa, Elk Summit-Split Ridge (G-206)
August 1975
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
109/19
Lochsa, Fish Lake Trip (G-102)
1974
109/20
Lochsa, Fishing, Salmon
1937
109/21
Lochsa, Forest Service Lookout
undated
109/22
Lochsa, Forest Service Lookouts, Cabins, Trapper Cabins
1930s
109/23
Lochsa, Foresters, Trappers
1937-1944
109/24
Lochsa, Fox Creek, Cabins in Burned Cedars
undated
109/25
Lochsa, General (G-100)
1952-1974
110/1
Lochsa, Hiking
undated
110/2
Lochsa, Historical Research (G-200)
1969-1982
110/3
Lochsa, Jane and Vicki Moore
1960s
110/4
Lochsa, Janet Moore
1970s
110/5
Lochsa, Landscapes, Elk, Moose
1937-1938
110/6
Lochsa, Nancy and Joe Fitzgerald, Cold Creek Cabin
1970s
110/7
Lochsa, Negatives
1940s and
undated
110/8
Lochsa, Outdoors and Wildlife
1940s
110/9
Lochsa, Pack String, Ranger Cabins
undated
110/10
Lochsa, Post-War
1940s-1950s
110/11
Lochsa, Spruce Creek (G-101)
1969
110/12
Lochsa, Storm Creek, Historical Research (G-204)
August 1974
110/13
Lochsa, Trails, Fires
1937-1938
110/14
Lochsa, Trapping
1937-1938
Bud Moore Papers, 1805-2014 (bulk 1942-2010)
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
110/15
Lochsa, Trapping, Winter Range, Deep Snow, Cabins, Coyotes
undated
110/16
Lochsa Cabin Research
1973
110/17
Lochsa Lodge, Photograph on the Wall
December 10,
2002
110/18
Lochsa Related
undated
110/19
Lochsa River
undated
110/20
Lochsa Steelhead Trip with Betsy Spettigue
April 2006-May
2006
110/21
Lochsa Steelhead Trip with Betsy Spettigue
April 2006-May
2006
110/22
The Lochsa Story, Alternative Photos, Chapter XVII, Bud Moore
Scans Griz Country from Ranger Peak
undated
110/23
The Lochsa Story, Alternative Photos, Chapters XXV and XXVI
undated
110/24
The Lochsa Story, Negatives, Prints
undated
110/25
The Lochsa Story, Page 254, Cubby Set Near Mouth of
Wendover Creek
circa 1936
110/26
The Lochsa Story, Page 296, Powell Game Survey Crew,
Starving Bull Elk at Indian Graves Creek
1949
110/27
The Lochsa Story, Photos Considered for Use
1994 and
undated
104/2
The Lochsa Story, Scrapbook and Maps
1996
110/28
The Lochsa Story, Selected Photos, Chapter V
1999 and
undated
110/29
The Lochsa Story, Selected Photos, Chapter VI
1911-1999 and
undated
110/30
The Lochsa Story, Selected Photos, Chapter VII
1899-2003 and
undated
Bud Moore Papers, 1805-2014 (bulk 1942-2010)
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
111/1
The Lochsa Story, Selected Photos, Chapter VIII
1909-1921 and
undated
111/2
The Lochsa Story, Selected Photos, Chapter IX
1909-2004 and
undated
111/3
The Lochsa Story, Selected Photos, Chapter X
1911 and
undated
111/4
The Lochsa Story, Selected Photos, Chapter XI
1911-2000
111/5
The Lochsa Story, Selected Photos, Chapter XII
1922-2004
111/6
The Lochsa Story, Selected Photos, Chapter XIII
1915-1975 and
undated
111/7
The Lochsa Story, Selected Photos, Chapter XIV
1925-2004
111/8
The Lochsa Story, Selected Photos, Chapter XV
1937-2003 and
undated
111/9
The Lochsa Story, Selected Photos, Chapter XVI
1935-2004
111/10
The Lochsa Story, Selected Photos, Chapter XVII
1915-2004
111/11
The Lochsa Story, Selected Photos, Chapter XVIII
1926-2004
111/12
The Lochsa Story, Selected Photos, Chapter XIX
1949-1995 and
undated
111/13
The Lochsa Story, Selected Photos, Chapter XX
1925-1995 and
undated
111/14
The Lochsa Story, Selected Photos, Chapter XXI
1956-2004
111/15
The Lochsa Story, Selected Photos, Chapter XXII
1952-1995 and
undated
111/16
The Lochsa Story, Selected Photos, Chapter XXIII
1962-2004
111/17
The Lochsa Story, Selected Photos, Chapter XXIV
1975-1994 and
undated
Bud Moore Papers, 1805-2014 (bulk 1942-2010)
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
111/18
The Lochsa Story, Selected Photos, Chapter XXV
1994 and
undated
111/19
The Lochsa Story, Selected Photos, Chapter XXVI
1994
112/1
The Lochsa Story, Some Photographs Used, Letter from
Mountain Press Publishing
1995 and
undated
112/2
Lochsa Timber Management (G-300)
undated
112/3
Log Cabin
undated
112/4
Logging (C-100)
1967-1982
112/5
Lolo and Lochsa Trip, Home Range Project
September 2006
112/6
Lolo and Lochsa Trip, Home Range Project, Melissa
Tuckerman
September 2006
112/7
Lolo Creek Trip #1, Bud's Home Range
April 2006-May
2006
112/8
Lolo Pass Visitors' Center Dedication
2003
112/9
Lolo Trail
1950s
112/10
Lonchampt, Bruno, McFarland Creek, Coyote Forest
2009-2010
112/11
Lonchampt, Bruno, Photo Albums From: Bud Moore's
Funeral, McFarland Creek, Coyote Forest, and the 1910 Fire
Commemoration
2008-2010
112/12
Loop Fire, California
1966
112/13
Lyman, Yale, Fishing in Allagash River
1963
112/14
Maclean, Norman, 80th Birthday
December 1982
112/15
Mann, Freeman
undated
112/16
Mann Gulch Fire, Aerial Photo
August 20, 1949
112/17
Mattson Meadows
1970s-1980s
Bud Moore Papers, 1805-2014 (bulk 1942-2010)
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
112/18
Mattson Meadows (H-103)
August 1979
112/19
Mattson Meadows
October 2003
112/20
Mattson Meadows
April 2006-May
2006
112/21
Mattson Meadows, Aerial Photographs and Supporting
Information
1995
113/1
Mattson Meadows, Cabin Repair
undated
113/2
Mattson Meadows, Weed Project
September 2002
113/3
McConnell Lookout
1995
103/1
McFarland Creek
Archives 4008-4199 (2008 and 2009) – Page one gives clear
index and references to Coyote Forest photo archives.
2007-2009
McFarland Creek, Aerial Photographs, Forest Service
2000-2008
McFarland Creek, Google Earth Images
undated
McFarland Creek, Photograph by Warren Miller
Full-color photograph of the entire McFarland property by
Warren Miller – essential for the Ecosystem Management Plan.
undated
113/5
McFarland Creek, Photographs by Bob Bruning
2009
113/6
McFarland Creek, Possibly before Purchase
circa 2008
113/7
McKee, Pearl Bell, Negatives
undated
113/8
McMahon, John, Lochsa, Powell
2004
Box
OS 9
Box/Folder
113/4
Box
OS 10
Box/Folder
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
113/9
Mill at the Crooked Tree Ranch
September 1985
113/10
Miller, Warren, Crosscut Shaping
2006
113/11
Mission Mountains (H-540)
1975-1981
113/12
Mission Mountains, Cold Creek (H-541)
1978-1983
113/13
Missoula (H-101)
1969-1975
113/14
Missoula
June 1973
113/15
Missoula, Camping
1970s
113/16
Missoula, Janet Moore, Wilderness
undated
113/17
Missoula, Trapping
undated
113/18
Missoula Smokejumpers Center, Montana, Bonners Ferry
Ranger Station, Idaho
circa 1968
113/19
Missouri Breaks
1960s
113/20
Montana, General
1958-1973
113/21
Missouri River (H-114)
1969-1974
113/22
Moore, Bill
1943-1950
113/23
Moore, Bill
circa 1945
113/24
Moore, Bill, Elk, Jay Ford, Unidentified Slide
1953-1970
113/25
Moore, Bill, Jane Buckhouse Moore's Mother, Bud Moore's
Sister
Picture annotated by Jane Moore.
1943
113/26
Moore, Bill, School Photo Sent to his Grandmother, Hazel
Wright Moore
undated
113/27
Moore, Bud
1955-1969 and
undated
Bud Moore Papers, 1805-2014 (bulk 1942-2010)
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
113/28
Moore, Bud
1970s
113/29
Moore, Bud
1976-1993
113/30
Moore, Bud
1998
113/31
Moore, Bud
2002
113/32
Moore, Bud
undated
113/33
Moore, Bud, Bill Moore, Kris, Nicholas
circa 1997
113/34
Moore, Bud, Bill Moore and Puppy
circa 1947
113/35
Moore, Bud, Birthday, 80th
October 1997
113/36
Moore, Bud, Birthday, 93rd
October 2010
113/37
Moore, Bud, Birthdays
October 1990s
113/38
Moore, Bud, Blodgett Pass
1940s
113/39
Moore, Bud, Bob Mutch, Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness, Photos
by James Habeck
September 1971
113/40
Moore, Bud, California in Uniform
1946
113/41
Moore, Bud, Camper
2006
113/42
Moore, Bud, Camping with Bill Moore
1953
114/1
Moore, Bud, Canoe Trip, Hiking
1970s
114/2
Moore, Bud, Canoe Trip with Vicki Moore
1960s
114/3
Moore, Bud, Canoe Trip with Vicki Moore and Yale Lyman
circa 1965
114/4
Moore, Bud, Coyote Forest
1995 and
undated
114/5
Moore, Bud, Coyote Forest
March 2004
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
114/6
Moore, Bud, Coyote Forest
undated
114/7
Moore, Bud, Coyote Forest, Family and Friends
circa 2000
114/8
Moore, Bud, Coyote Forest, Friends
April 2006-May
2006
114/9
Moore, Bud, Coyote Forest, Friends
2007
114/10
Moore, Bud, Coyote Forest Mill
undated
114/11
Moore, Bud, Coyote Forest Mill, Photos by Nancy Wells
1992
Moore, Bud, Coyote Forest Mill Calendar
1998
114/12
Moore, Bud, Duck Hunting on the Bitterroot, Lolo Peak,
Freeman Mann
1969-1970
114/13
Moore, Bud, Family and Friends
1970-2005
114/14
Moore, Bud, Family in California
1946
114/15
Moore, Bud, Firewood, Construction
circa 2000
114/16
Moore, Bud, Fish Lake Cabin in Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness
with Gary Koehler, Photos by Dick Walker
1974
114/17
Moore, Bud, Forest Service
1930s-1940s
114/18
Moore, Bud, Freeman Mann, Wilderness
1974
114/19
Moore, Bud, Friends, Trapping
1980s
114/20
Moore, Bud, Furs
1930s
114/21
Moore, Bud, Grandchildren
February 1968
114/22
Moore, Bud, Grandson David Moore
October 1966
Box
OS 9
Box/Folder
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
114/23
Moore, Bud, Helen Bolle, Photos by Libby Langsten
circa 2010
114/24
Moore, Bud, Hiking
undated
114/25
Moore, Bud, Hiking, Hunting
undated
114/26
Moore, Bud, Hiking Trip
1970s or 1980s
114/27
Moore, Bud, Honorary Doctorate at University of Montana
1974
114/28
Moore, Bud, Hunting
1950s
114/29
Moore, Bud, Hunting
undated
114/30
Moore, Bud, Jane Buckhouse, Wedding
November 27,
1941
114/31
Moore, Bud, John Fraley, Education and Outreach
2006
114/32
Moore, Bud, Little Salmon Winter Trapping Break
circa 1984
114/33
Moore, Bud, Lochsa
1937-1938
114/34
Moore, Bud, Lochsa, Photos by Bob Mutch
September 1971
114/35
Moore, Bud, The Lochsa Story Book Signing
1996
114/36
Moore, Bud, Lolo Pass, Clearwater Forest Rangers
2003
114/37
Moore, Bud, Mission Mountain Trail, Coyote Forest
August 1999
114/38
Moore, Bud, Montana Trappers Association
undated
114/39
Moore, Bud, Mountain Goat
1970s
114/40
Moore, Bud, Mule Days in Condon, Montana
1990
114/41
Moore, Bud, Official Forest Service Portraits
1960s-1970s
114/42
Moore, Bud, Photos by Meg Hahr
2000s
114/43
Moore, Bud, Photos by Percy and Betty Brower
2000
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
114/44
Moore, Bud, Portrait
undated
114/45
Moore, Bud Portrait given to Janet Fitzgerald
circa 1960
114/46
Moore, Bud, Powell Ranger Station and Trapping
circa 1940
114/47
Moore, Bud, Shaking Hands with Honorary Smokejumper
1971
114/48
Moore, Bud, South Fork of Lolo Creek
August 1969
114/49
Moore, Bud, Swan Valley Community Hall
April 11, 1994
114/50
Moore, Bud, Teaching Wilderness Management at the
University of Montana
1976
114/51
Moore, Bud, Thanksgiving
1969
115/1
Moore, Bud, Trapping, Fleshing Techniques
1970s
115/2
Moore, Bud, Trapping, Hunting
1970s
115/3
Moore, Bud, Travellers Rest
February 2009
115/4
Moore, Bud, Travellers Rest Story Telling
2006
115/5
Moore, Bud, United States Forest Service Group Photo
undated
115/6
Moore, Bud, United States Forest Service Miscellaneous
circa 1941
115/7
Moore, Bud, United States Forest Service Safety Officers'
Conference
February 1958
115/8
Moore, Bud, With his Teacher, Virginia
1967
115/9
Moore, Bud, Wilderness
undated
115/10
Moore, Bud, World War II
1940s
115/11
Moore, Bud and Bill, Birthday Party
Bud's 86th and Bill's 60th
October 18,
2003
115/12
Moore, Bud and Bill, Birthday Party, Photos taken by Marilyn
Trotter
October 18,
2003
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
Bud's 86th and Bill's 60th
115/13
Moore, Bud and Jane, Bill and Vicki, Lolo National Forest
1953
115/14
Moore, Bud and Jane, Washington D.C., Virginia, Photos by
Dave DeMott
[Processor's Note: Includes photographs of the Moore's home
in Virginia]
1965
115/15
Moore, Bud and Janet
1988-1992
115/16
Moore, Bud and Janet
November 26,
1995
115/17
Moore, Bud and Janet
1990s
115/18
Moore, Bud and Janet
2000
115/19
Moore, Bud and Janet, Black Bear Release
1990s
115/20
Moore, Bud and Janet, Christmas
1990s
115/21
Moore, Bud and Janet, Coyote Forest
1990s
115/22
Moore, Bud and Janet, Coyote Forest
1990s
115/23
Moore, Bud and Janet, Coyote Forest
circa 2000
115/24
Moore, Bud and Janet, Coyote Forest
undated
115/25
Moore, Bud and Janet, Coyote Forest, Slides
1990s
115/26
Moore, Bud and Janet, Family and Friends
circa 1998
115/27
Moore, Bud and Janet, Hi Lyman
1978-1980
115/28
Moore, Bud and Janet, Hiking
1970s
115/29
Moore, Bud and Janet, Nancy Fitzgerald, Joe Fitzgerald, Canoe
Trip
1970s
115/30
Moore, Bud and Janet, Norman Maclean Memorial
undated
Bud Moore Papers, 1805-2014 (bulk 1942-2010)
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
115/31
Moore, Bud and Janet, Portrait in Coyote Forest
August 1989
115/32
Moore, Bud and Janet, Sandy Ridge Woods
1971
115/33
Moore, Bud and Janet, Wedding
May 1971
116/1
Moore, Bud and Vicki
1960s-2003
116/2
Moore, Bud and Vicki
undated
116/3
Moore, Bud and Vicki, Coyote Forest
1990s
116/4
Moore, Donna Lou
1948
116/5
Moore, Ed, Moon Saddle Cabin, Lochsa
circa 1938
116/6
Moore, Hazel, Bud Moore's Mother
[Processor's Note: Taken from Bud Moore's research file on his
mother, includes photos of young Bud Moore and his marriage
to Jane Buckhouse in 1941.]
1941 and
undated
116/7
Moore, Jane
1942-1947 and
undated
116/8
Moore, Jane Angus and Julia Cluny
circa 1945
116/9
Moore, Jane and Bill
1943-1945
116/10
Moore, Jane and Bill, Lochsa
1946
116/11
Moore, Janet
circa 1994
116/12
Moore, Janet
November 26,
1995
116/13
Moore, Janet
circa 1995
116/14
Moore, Janet, Bob Marshall Wilderness, Flathead National
Forest
1990s
116/15
Moore, Janet, Canoe Trip, House in Missoula
1970s
116/16
Moore, Janet, Coyote Forest Room Addition
circa 2000
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
116/17
Moore, Janet, Family
July 2000
116/18
Moore, Janet, Family and Friends
circa 2000
116/19
Moore, Janet, Gravestone
2001
116/20
Moore, Janet, Hiking
1970s
116/21
Moore, Janet, Janet's Children and Grandchildren and Other
Relatives
1989-1999
116/22
Moore, Janet, Montana House of Representatives
1987-1989
116/23
Moore, Janet, Nancy Fitzgerald, Kevin Fitzgerald
1972 and
undated
116/24
Moore, Janet, Scrapbook Pages
1970s
116/25
Moore, Vicki
circa 1960
116/26
Moore, Vicki
undated
116/27
Moore, Vicki, Canoe Trip
1960s
116/28
Moore, Vicki, Hiking
undated
116/29
Moore, Vicki, Swan Crest Hike, Clark Fork Canoe Trip
circa 1989
116/30
Moore, William, Bud Moore's Father
undated
116/31
Moore Cabin, Lolo Creek
undated
116/32
Moore Home, Virginia
1960s
116/33
Mountain Goat Hunting
undated
116/34
Mutch, Bob, Jim Habeck, Wind Lakes Basin
undated
116/35
National Forest Inspections, Eastern United States
May 1967
116/36
Negatives
1938
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
116/37
Negatives
1940s-1950s
116/38
Negatives
1949
116/39
Negatives
undated
117/1
Nez Perce
undated
117/2
"No Trace Trapping in Wilderness"
circa 1985
117/3
North Fork of the Flathead River (H-110)
1958-1973
117/4
Ocala National Forest, Florida, Knoxville, Tennessee
undated
117/5
Official Photograph from United States Merchant Marine
Academy
[Processor's Note: Photo originally filed with Harvard University
Graduate School of Business Administration materials, Bud
took a course in administration of public policy in 1964]
undated
117/6
Ozark National Forest
undated
117/7
Packard, Joni, Powell Ranger Station
2003
117/8
Papke, Jim, Lolo Pass
1953
117/9
Parent, Victor
2005
117/10
Parker, Tom and Melanie, Wedding in Swan Valley
August 30, 1997
117/11
Photo Orders, Invoices, and Loans
1980-2002
117/12
Photograph and Slide Identification, Separated from Originals
1968 and
undated
117/13
Powell Cabin, Three Forks Ranger Station, Photos by C.H.
Shattuck
1910
117/14
Powell Ranger District, Big Creek
undated
117/15
Powell Ranger Station, Janet Moore, Nancy Fitzgerald
1970s
117/16
Powell Ranger Station, Jay Turner, Frank Smith
1910
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
117/17
Powell Ranger Station, Photo by Dan Holland
1998
117/18
Quartz Sawmill
1946
117/19
Rappahannock River Canoe Trip
1963
117/20
Rappahannock River Canoe Trips, Virginia
1964-1966
117/21
Regional Foresters, United States Forest Service
1969-1972
117/22
Rocky Lake, Boundary Waters Canoe Area, Minnesota
August 1962
117/23
Salmon River, Idaho (F-302)
May 1969
117/24
Sandy Ridge Woods
1960s
117/25
Sandy Ridge Woods
1960s
117/26
Sandy Ridge Woods, Canoe Trips, Missoula, Hiking
1960s-1970s
117/27
Sandy Ridge Woods, Civil Rights March in Washington D.C.
circa 1963
118/1
Sandy Ridge Woods, Hanging a Deer
November 1967
118/2
Sandy Ridge Woods, Hunting
1973
118/3
Sandy Ridge Woods, West Virginia
1960s
118/4
Sandy Ridge Woods, West Virginia (E-400)
1968-1974
118/5
Sandy Ridge Woods, West Virginia, Bull Run, Virginia
March 1968-April
1968
118/6
Santa Barbara Fire (B-101)
November 1971
118/7
Selway (F-301)
1969
118/8
Selway Bitterroot
undated
118/9
Selway-Bitterroot National Forest, Fridays Pass
undated
118/10
Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness (H-210)
1971-1975
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
118/11
Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness, Bass Creek, Bryan Lake (H-212)
1970-1973
118/12
Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness, Kootenai Creek (H-211)
1971-1972
118/13
Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness, Kootenai Creek, Janet Fitzgerald
July 1972August 1972
118/14
Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness, South Fork of Lolo Creek (H-214)
1969
118/15
Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness, Sweeney Creek (H-213)
August 1972September 1972
118/16
Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness, Whitecap Creek
July 1971
118/17
Sheep Mountain Range (H-131)
1973
118/18
Siloti, Bob, Mountain Goat in Swan Range
undated
118/19
Slides, Duplicates and Seldom Used, Numbered 206-2778
1953-1986
118/20
Slides, Seldom Used, Most Unlabeled, Various Locations
undated
118/21
Slides, Seldom Used, Sorted by Bud Moore February 2007
1963
118/22
Slides, Seldom Used, Sorted by Bud Moore March 16, 2004
1962-1967
118/23
Slides, Seldom Used, Washington D.C., Montana, Most
Unlabeled
undated
Slides, Unprocessed
undated
118/24
Spettigue, Betsy
2002
118/25
Squaw Creek, Middle Fork, Montana
August 1972September 1972
118/26
Swan Front
undated
Box
131
Box/Folder
Bud Moore Papers, 1805-2014 (bulk 1942-2010)
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
118/27
Swan Front, Proposed Wilderness Area
circa 1978
118/28
Swan Range Fires (B-103)
1973
118/29
Swan Valley
undated
118/30
Swan Valley, Les Hostetler, Max Greenough
1970s
118/31
Swan Valley, Swan Front, Holland Lake
undated
118/32
Swan Valley School Trip to Coyote Forest
2006
118/33
Swan Valley Trapping
undated
119/1
Trapping, Duck Hunting, Joe Fitzgerald, Bud Moore
1970s
119/2
Trapping, Wilderness, Bud Moore
1974
119/3
Travel Photos
undated
119/4
Tuckerman, Melissa, House at the Butte near Missoula
2007
119/5
Tuckerman, Melissa, House in Superior
undated
119/6
Unidentified Negatives
undated
119/7
Unidentified Negatives, Camping, Wilderness
undated
119/8
Unidentified Photograph, Wilderness
December 1963
119/9
Unidentified Photographs
1970s
119/10
Unidentified Photographs
1970 and
undated
119/11
Unidentified Photographs
1980s-2000s
119/12
Unidentified Photographs, Cabin Construction
undated
119/13
Unidentified Photographs, Friends of Bud Moore
undated
119/14
Unidentified Photographs, Hiking
undated
Bud Moore Papers, 1805-2014 (bulk 1942-2010)
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Container(s)
Description
Dates
119/15
Unidentified Photographs, Home Interior
undated
119/16
Unidentified Photographs, Houses
undated
119/17
Unidentified Photographs, Houses, Forest Service Meeting
1950s
119/18
Unidentified Photographs, Negatives
1947 and
undated
119/19
Unidentified Photographs, Overturned Car
undated
119/20
Unidentified Photographs, People
circa 1940
119/21
Unidentified Photographs, Possibly Lochsa, Cross Country
Skiing, Animal Tracks
undated
119/22
Unidentified Photographs, Timber
undated
119/23
Unidentified Photographs, United States Forest Service
undated
119/24
Unidentified Photographs, United States Forest Service Horses
circa 1947
119/25
Unidentified Photographs, Virginia, West Virginia
1960s-1970s
119/26
Unidentified Photographs, Wilderness
circa 1970
119/27
Unidentified Photographs, Wilderness
undated
119/28
Unidentified Photographs, Wilderness
undated
119/29
Unidentified Photographs, Wilderness
undated
119/30
Unidentified Photographs, Wilderness and Trapping
1938 and
undated
119/31
Unidentified Slides, Miscellaneous
1952-1967
119/32
Unidentified Slides, Miscellaneous
1956-1975
119/33
Unidentified Slides, Miscellaneous
1957-1968
120/1
Unidentified Slides, Miscellaneous
1960-1966
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120/2
Unidentified Slides, Miscellaneous
1960-1966
120/3
Unidentified Slides, Miscellaneous
1960-1968
120/4
Unidentified Slides, Miscellaneous
1960-1970
120/5
Unidentified Slides, Miscellaneous
1962-1968
120/6
Unidentified Slides, Miscellaneous
1962-1969
121/1
Unidentified Slides, Miscellaneous
1962-1970
121/2
Unidentified Slides, Miscellaneous
1963-1968
104/1
Unidentified Slides, Mostly Eastern United States
1965-1968
121/3
Unidentified Slides, Mostly Eastern United States
1966-1969
121/4
United States Forest Service, Bud Moore
undated
United States Forest Service, Group Photo, Bud Moore
undated
121/5
United States Forest Service, Lochsa
1953-1954
121/6
United States Forest Service, National Fire Control Workshop
March 1965
121/7
United States Forest Service, Possibly Fire Camp
undated
121/8
United States Forest Service, Region One, Fire Camp, Fire Line
1970s
University of Montana-United States Forest Service Field Trip to
Custer National Forest, Bud Moore, Elmer E. Kobold
June 1973
Utah (F-200)
1960-1961
Box
OS 9
Box/Folder
Box
OS 9
Box/Folder
121/9
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121/10
Utah (F-201)
1961
121/11
Virginia (E-500)
1963-1974
121/12
Virginia, West Virginia
1960s
121/13
Wag Dodge Memorial
Three photos taken by Bud Moore
undated
121/14
Walker, Dick, Bob Marshall Wilderness, Bud Moore Trapping
1986
121/15
Wallick, Victoria, Vital Ground, Coyote Forest
2008
121/16
Washburn, A.E., Bill Thomas
August 2010
121/17
Washington Monument, Photograph by Bud Moore
circa 1965
121/18
Welcome Creek, Carron Creek, Rock Creek
1975
121/19
Western Plants (A-200)
1960-1985
121/20
Western United States (F-100)
1960-1969
121/21
Wilderness Institute Students at Coyote Forest
2005
121/22
Woodcutting
March 1972
121/23
Woodcutting Slide
February 1982
121/24
Woodman School, Group of Boys including Bud Moore
circa 1929
121/25
Woodman School Photographs with Letter from Chuck Rigg
1929-1959
121/26
World War II, Bud Moore's Activities in California and Service in
the Marines
[Processor's Note: Pictures removed from an album chronicling
Moore's work in guayule farms of California and active service
in the Pacific. All photos described and identified.]
December 1942February 1945
121/27
World War II, Pacific
1940s
103/2
Yellowstone, Powell, Coyote Forest
2005
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Sub-subseries 2: Coyote Forest Photo Archive
12.32 gigabytes of digital materials
This sub-subseries consists of photographs and slides that are
a part of the Coyote Forest Photo Archive, a photo database
created by the family, its electronic files are labeled "Library,"
most of the scanned images are cataloged in the boxes labeled
"Digital Photographs, Source Materials." Photo numbers
2030 through 2263 and 2289 through 2300 are not in these
boxes. Photos 2030 through 2263 are retained in their original
locations in "The Lochsa Story, Selected Photos" folders and
then organized by book chapter. Photos 2289 through 2300 do
not exist either through a numbering error or were not digitized
with the rest of the collection. All photos can be tracked to the
digital copy (along with the additional information) by their photo
number. Some of the photos have an associated audio file of
Bud Moore talking about the photo or a memory associated
with the photo. These audio files are labeled with the same
number as the photo. A single box of assorted DVDs and CDs
contains files that may duplicate materials already available
in the electronic files and photo database.The digital versions
are available for access through the Montana Memory Project.
http://mtmemory.org/cdm/landingpage/collection/p16013coll58
[Processor's Note: Includes scanned photos, descriptions, and
audio recordings available in the collection. All descriptions,
unless specifically labled as a library note, were provided by
Bud Moore, his family and his associates.]
1910-2011
122
Digital Photographs, Source Material, Images 1-1989
1960s-1970s
123
Digital Photographs, Source Material, Images 1990-2029,
2264-2288, and 2301-3802
The gap in the numbering from 2030 to 2263 represent
photographs from The Lochsa Story, please refer photograph
folders labeled "The Lochsa Story, Selected Photos for these
materials. The gap from 2289 to 2300 is a numbering error or
represents materials that were not scanned.
1930s-1990s
124
Digital Photographs, Source Material, Images 3803-4771
1930s-1990s
0001: A Forest Service team inspecting an ecosystem on the
Kootenai National Forest
Idaho
1971
Box
Electronic_file
Digital
Image
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Digital
Image
0002: Snuffy in deep snow near our house on Sussex Ave
Montana
1971
Digital
Image
0003: Mountain landscape mid-slope to above timberline
1971
Digital
Image
0004: Snuffy in the snow in the mountains
Montana
1971
Digital
Image
0005: High country, late melt of drifted snow
1971
Digital
Image
0006: Trunk full of split wood
Bud's Mom and Pop's old Chevy with trunk of split wood and
crosscut saw. Montana
1952
Digital
Image
0007: Pristine forested river landscape (mountains in
background)
1958
Digital
Image
0008: Aerial view of naturally restored burn
Aerial view (prop plane) with a mosaic of naturally restored burn
or fire area.
1967
Digital
Image
0009: Trail through ponderosa pine type
1973
Digital
Image
0010: Rocky Mountain foothills
Mixed forest and plains landscape (foothills) East of the Rocky
Mountains. Montana
undated
Digital
Image
0011: Alaska Airline CV-990
Alaska Airline passenger plane deplaning. Alaska
1967
Digital
Image
0012: Mountain landscape
Mountain landscape mid-slope to above timberline
1973
Digital
Image
0013: Rocky pinacle
Close-up rocky pinacle above timberline.
1960
Digital
Image
0014: Cattle grazing a mountain meadow
Cattle grazing a mountain meadow in the shade of bug-killed
timber.
1973
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Dates
Digital
Image
0015: Forested mountain landscape, viewed from plane
Aerial view of forested mountain landscape.
1966
Digital
Image
0016: Sheraton hotel and tall building
1966
Digital
Image
0017: High alpine basin
Montana
undated
Digital
Image
0018:View of mountain drainage
Broad view of mountain drainage, conifer/aspen mixed forest.
Alaska
1967
Digital
Image
0019: Convair CV-990 Coronado on tarmac.
DUPLICATE OF 11. Alaska Airline passenger plane. Alaska
1967
Digital
Image
0020: Granite Lake in the headwaters of the Brushy Fork of the
Lochsa River, populated with native west-slope cutthroat trout
Granite Lake in the headwaters of the Brushy Fork of the
Lochsa River, populated with native west-slope cutthroat trout.
Two early day trapper cabins stand nearby. Story about Bud
finding Andy Anderson's body. See also slide #170 of Granite
Lake. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1970
Digital
Image
0022: Fire Lookouts sign
Lookout tower interpretive sign.
1970
Digital
Image
0023: Mopping up the Loop Fire, California, November 1966
Looking from Moore's escape point down the chute where
several fire fighters burned to death on the Loop Fire,
Pacoima, CA. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1966
Digital
Image
0024: Forest Service campground registration sign
1966
Digital
Image
0025: High mountain basin with two small lakes
Broad view of high mountain basin with two small lakes most
likely in the Lochsa area.
1969
Digital
Image
0026: High mountain basin with lakes
Lochsa area, broad view of high mountain basin with two small
lakes.
1969
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Description
Dates
Digital
Image
0027: Bottom end of melted out avalanche
Bottom end of melted out avalanche. Grassy slope ends in old
snow and flattened trees with two people climbing slope.
1969
Digital
Image
0028: Marshall Gulch near Missoula
Small home near the mouth of Marshall Gulch near
Missoula.Montana
1969
Digital
Image
0029: Power line under construction
Power line under construction. Library Note: Men visible
standing on dirt road beneath power lines. Montana
1971
Digital
Image
0030: Entry sign for Powell Ranger Station
Entry sign for Clearwater National Forest, Powell Ranger
Station. Idaho
1972
Digital
Image
0031: Powell Ranger Station original office building
Powell Ranger Station original office building and related story
about history, Ed Mackay, Bud Moore. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1972-
Digital
Image
0032: Janet near Kootenai Creek
Janet sitting along the trail near Kootenai Creek. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1972
Digital
Image
0033: Men on mountain slope
Probably Forest Service inspection team on the Bitterroot
National Forest(?). Montana
1972
Digital
Image
0034: Bad Luck fire
Bad Luck fire: fire fighters burning out to protect the Bad Luck
Lookout. Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. Exellent discussion
of the first two fires that were "let it burn" in wilderness. Early
days, beginnings of current policies in Wilderness, validating
fire's role in the ecosystem. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1973
Digital
Image
0035: Kenai lying on cedars boughs
Kenai lying on bunch of cedars boughs cut for the Christmas
holidays by the Missoula Lion's Club (small drainage near
Superior). Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1972
Digital
Image
0038: A holiday parade on Pennsylvania Avenue
1956
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Dates
A Marine Corp. Band in a parade on Pennsylvania Avenue,
Washington DC. Bud is not sure of the date.
Digital
Image
0039: Department of Agriculture building, Washington D.C.
1956
Digital
Image
0040: Ranger Peak seen from along the Woodchuck Trail
Ranger Peak seen from along the Woodchuck Trail, mature
forest visible in foreground. Idaho
1951
Digital
Image
0041: Mid-winter snow drift at Rocky Point Junction
Mid-winter snow drift at Rocky Point Junction along the Lolo
Trail. Idaho
1953
Digital
Image
0042: Vicki and steelhead trout
Idaho
1955
Digital
Image
0043: Bill and Dave Ellen with mule deer buck
Bill and Dave Ellen with mule deer buck shot by Dave in
Anderson Gulch or Mailbox Gulch according to Dave Ellen (Lolo
Creek). Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1956
Digital
Image
0044: Bill pulling Vicki on sled
Bill pulling Vicki during a snow storm near our home at Target
Range, Missoula. Montana
1955
Digital
Image
0045: Jane Moore and Bill Moore
Jane Moore and Bill Moore (?), winter picnic with snowshoes.
Montana
1947
Digital
Image
0046: Vicki standing in front of our split rail fence in Target
Range
Vicki standing in front of our split rail fence in Target Range
made of cedar cut and hauled from the Lochsa. Excellent
discussion of opening the roads to Powell and giving people
access to cedar products. "Quite an industry developed
because of this. Tapped a new resource." Early commercial
timber sales. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1958
Digital
Image
0047: Jane and Bill cross-country skiing
Jane and Bill cross-country skiing between Lolo Hot Springs
and Lolo Pass. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1953
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Digital
Image
0048: Bill Moore packing out mule deer antlers
Bill Moore, about age 12, carrying mule deer antlers from Grave
Creek Range near Blue Mountain; predates law of high visibility
orange clothing. Note .25-35 Model 94 Winchester carbine.
Montana
1955
Digital
Image
0049: Wildflowers
Unidentified wildflowers. Library Note: Most likely Clarkia
pulchella or Deerhorn Clarkia.
undated
Digital
Image
0050: Jane Moore at high country cabin
Jane Moore at high country cabin, skiing, in winter.
undated
Digital
Image
0051: Yellowstone Park geysers
Yellowstone Park geysers. People on wooden boardwalk
behind geyser.
1959
Digital
Image
0052: Grayling and Eastern Brook Trout
Grayling and Eastern Brook Trout caught while camping on
Trail Creek a tributary of the Big Hole River. Bamboo fly rod.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1959
Digital
Image
0053: Vicki and Bill gathering fir and spruce cones
Vicki and Bill gathering fir and spruce cones near Summit
Lake and Rainy Lake Seeley Lake Ranger District. Excellent
discussion of gathering larch conks, also. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1968
Digital
Image
0054: Azalea blooming
undated
Digital
Image
0055: Vicki and Traveler
Vicki and Traveler, Jane's horse. Standard feedbag for those
days. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1957
Digital
Image
0056: Vicki and horse Traveler same as 55
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1957
Digital
Image
0057: Rainbow trout caught in the Lolo Creek Drainage
Rainbow trout caught in the Lolo Creek Drainage western
Montana and discussion about methods of cleaning fish.
undated
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Dates
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
Digital
Image
0058: Bill's unloading rifle after a successful hunt
Bill's first deer, mule deer, Schoolhouse Gulch in Lolo Creek
drainage. First year hunter education required. Montana. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1955
Digital
Image
0059: Bill clearing flammable material the camp stove
Bill clearing flammable material around Fiery Irey camp stove
at an overnight camp. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1957
Digital
Image
0060: Jane hunting grouse with Bill
Jane hunting grouse with Bill about age four or five. Jane
and Bill sit on log. Jane holds a rifle, probably a .22, while Bill
looks at grouse laying on the log. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1951
Digital
Image
0061: Colt Woodsman and squirrel
Colt Woodsman .22 caliber and Columbian ground squirrel.
Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1945
Digital
Image
0062: Bill on skis at State Line Cabin
Bill on skis at State Line Cabin, Lolo Pass. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1951
Digital
Image
0063: Jane and Vicki on a family picnic
1967
Digital
Image
0064: Jane and Vicki and Bill Moore
Jane and Vicki and Bill nearby on a cedar rail expedition to
Lochsa from Missoula. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1957
Digital
Image
0065: Domestic bull elk
Domestic bull elk near Wisdom, Montana.
1957
Digital
Image
0066: Alpine buttercups
undated
Digital
Image
0067: Bill and Bud at State Line Cabin
Bill and Bud at State Line Cabin on Lolo Pass in winter. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1952
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Digital
Image
0068: Measuring snow at Packer Meadow snowcourse
Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1950
Digital
Image
0069: Measuring snow at Packer Meadow snowcourse
Measuring snow at Packer Meadow snowcourse. Shows
columns of snow as they look outside of the measuring tool.
Idaho
1950
Digital
Image
0070: Lolo Pass area in winter
Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1950
Digital
Image
0071: Snow measuring equipment
Snow measuring equipment display near Packer Meadow
snowcourse. Idaho
1950
Digital
Image
0072: Landscape view winter
undated
Digital
Image
0073: Tracks in the snow maybe from an Army weasel
undated
Digital
Image
0074: Landscape view winter
Idaho
undated
Digital
Image
0075: Tiger Swallowtail butterflies
Cluster of butterflies on wet soil.
undated
Digital
Image
0076: Fall colors of an aspen
Aspen turning yellow and gold in fall.
undated
Digital
Image
0077: Crooked Fork
Idaho
1953
Digital
Image
0078: Vicki with ruffed grouse
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1960
Digital
Image
0079: Service employees treating a log
Forest Service employees treating a log to erect as an antenna
at Powell Ranger Station. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1956
Digital
Image
0080: Erecting antenna at Powell Ranger District
1956
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Forest Service employees erecting antenna for communications
system Powell Ranger District. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
0081: Erecting antenna at Powell Ranger District
Forest Service employees using gin pole to erect antenna
at Powell Ranger District. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1956
Digital
Image
0082: Erecting antenna at Powell Ranger District
Herb Erickson at Powell Ranger Station with hard hat (center)
erecting antenna. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1956
Digital
Image
0083: Bill Moore at State Line Cabin Lolo Pass
Bill Moore, about age 12, standing in front of State Line Cabin
Lolo Pass. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1955
Digital
Image
0084: Clearing windfall from road
Chain saw operator clearing windfall from road. Idaho. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1955
Digital
Image
0085: Vicki sitting with her teddy bear
Vicki at home in Virginia sitting with her teddy bear on Beaver
Jack's stool. Story about the stool, and trapping in the Lochsa.
Virginia. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1961
Digital
Image
0086: Winter Landscape
Idaho
undated
Digital
Image
0087: Hunting camp in the Sapphire Mountains
Hunting camp in the Sapphire Mountains (later Welcome Creek
Wilderness). Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1970
Digital
Image
0088: Vicki Moore
Vicki in front of cedar split rail fence at Missoula. Montana
1961
Digital
Image
0089: Bud with hanging elk quarters and two whitetail deer
Bud beside meat pole at Placid Lake with Ed Domer's first elk
meat. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1952
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Description
Dates
Digital
Image
0090: Original Powell Ranger Station
Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1948
Digital
Image
0091: Fiery Irey camp stove
Fiery Irey camp stove showing close-up of door.
1948
Digital
Image
0092: Jane and Bill at State Line Cabin
Jane and Bill at State Line Cabin, Lolo Pass. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1956
Digital
Image
0093: Bill warming himself on a hunting trip
Bill with rifle sitting beside campfire in mountains near Missoula.
Montana
1956
Digital
Image
0094: Mountain sunset
Montana
undated
Digital
Image
0095: Vicki lakeside in the Lochsa
Vicki at unknown lake probably Lochsa country. Idaho
1963
Digital
Image
0096: Burnt Cabin tent camp
Burnt Cabin tent camp, buried in deep snow. Montana. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0097: Herb Erickson at Round Top Lookout
Herb Erickson at Round Top Lookout digging down through
12 feet of snow to find the latrine. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0098: Vicki at Powell Ranger Station
Vicki at Powell Ranger Station. Left to right: original ranger
station, bunkhouse & grub wanigan. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1957
Digital
Image
0099: Shattuck Mountain
Shattuck Mountain, Lochsa, Powell Ranger District. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0100: State Line Cabin in deep snow
State Line Cabin, Lolo Pass. Idaho
undated
Digital
Image
0101: Snowpack on Pack Ridge
Idaho
1953
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Dates
Digital
Image
0102: In a snowy doorway with a broom
Sweeping out a building buried in deep snow, Crooked Fork
cabin (?)
undated
Digital
Image
0103: Stuck in the deep snow
Snowshoer down in the snow. Date and location unknown.
Idaho
undated
Digital
Image
0104: Louis Normand
Louis Normand, left, rigging the antenna pole for new
communications system at Powell Ranger Station. Idaho
1956
Digital
Image
0105:Snowmelt at Powell Pasture
Idaho
1953
Digital
Image
0106: Bill hiking and exploring on snowshoes
Bill hiking and exploring on snowshoes, Monture Creek
drainage, Seeley Lake Ranger District. Snowshoes are the
standard trail shoes developed in the early days and not
many of these built since WWII (with the big turn-ups.) This
is an Army surplus pair. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0107: Brushy Fork campfire
Probably Bill building a campfire in the Brushy Fork of the
Lochsa River country, winter 1953. Bud taught Bill to trap up in
this country. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0108: United States Capitol. Washington D.C.
undated
Digital
Image
0109: Andy Arvish
Andy Arvish, March 1953, measuring snow at Hoodoo Meadow
snowcourse. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0110: Jane, Vicki and Bill Moore
Jane, Vicki and Bill cooking over a campfire on a car camping
trip for recreation somewhere in the Rocky Mountains, late
1950s. CIRCA 1950s. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0111: View of clouds and aircraft engine and propeller
circa 1950s
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View from a Forest Service plane, twin-engine ship, late 1950s.
CIRCA 1950s.
Digital
Image
0112: Sand Lakers in the pan
Sand Lakers in the pan. Cooking fish on the cookstove at
Big Sand Guard Station near Big Sand Lake, Lochsa. Native
cutthroat. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0113: Bill Moore with rifle and porcupine
Bill with "first thing he ever shot." (Porcupine) December 1952,
Bitterroot Valley, with rifle that Bud gave him for Christmas that
year. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0114: Vicki Moore at camp site
Vicki at camp site. Collapsible camp stove, etc. CIRCA 1950s.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0115: Forest fire
A hot spot on the North Fork (Blackfoot) Fire October 1952.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0116: Waterfall at Maud Creek
Waterfall at Maud Creek, Lochsa drainage. Idaho
1953
Digital
Image
0117: Vicki, Bill and Jane Moore on Going to the Sun Highway
Vicki, Bill and Jane on Going to the Sun Highway, Glacier
National Park. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1958
Digital
Image
0118: No Hunting Without Permission sign
No Hunting Without Permission sign near Missoula and related
discussion about No Trespassing signs. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0119: Bill Moore target shooting
Bill targeting in his rifle in the foothills area of Blue Mountain
near Missoula. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0120: Bill with large conk and Winchester Model 94
Bill with large conk along old Lewis and Clark Highway, Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1953
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Dates
Digital
Image
0121: Bill's porcupine and rifle, a Winchester Model 67
Bill's porcupine shot near the mouth of Miller Creek with his first
rifle. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0122: Jane Moore on "Traveler"
Jane on "Traveler" in the Grave Peak range near Friday's
Pass. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0123: Jane Moore fishing
Jane fishing from a handmade raft at Beaver Ridge Lake.
Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0124: Sunset photograph, Missoula
Sunset taken of skyline over Miller Creek near Missoula.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0125: Christmas tree at Moore residence
Christmas tree at Missoula home 1952. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0126: Bill with his first rifle, Winchester Model 67
Bill with his first rifle, a .22 caliber youth model. Montana. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0127: Vicki Moore at Rocky Point Lookout
Vicki at Rocky Point Lookout, Powell Ranger District, Lochsa
River country. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
0128: Bill Moore with rifle in hand
Bill along Bitterroot River near Miller Creek. Montana. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0129: Split cedar rail fence at Moore home
Split cedar, rail fence at Moore home, Target Range. CIRCA
1950s. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0130: Vicki Moore with her Smokey Bear doll
circa 1950s
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Vicki with her Smokey Bear doll at what might be Lower Walton
Lake, Lochsa country. CIRCA 1950s. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
0131: Bill Moore and David Ellen cleaning cutthroat trout
Bill Moore and David Ellen cleaning cutthroat trout at the outlet
of Skookum Lake on Brushy Fork, Lochsa. CIRCA 1958. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1958
Digital
Image
0132: Old rock marker at state line
Rock marker on state line near Lost Park between head of
Brushy Fork and East Fork Lolo Creek. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
0133: Horace Godfrey with axe
Horace Godfrey with axe and early-day over-snow vehicle,
Army Weasel, Brushy Fork Drainage, Lochsa. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0134: Going to the Sun Road
Going to the Sun Highway, Glacier National Park. Montana
1958
Digital
Image
0135: Bill and Vicki Moore
Bill and Vicki on what might be waterfall on Warm Springs
Creek. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1959
Digital
Image
0136: Bill and Bud Moore on skis
Bill and Bud on skis along snowbound road between Lolo Hot
Springs and Lolo Pass. CIRCA 1950s. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0137: Spruce forest in winter
Typical richness and content of the Upper Lochsa spruce forest
in winter. Spruce Creek drainage. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0138: Subalpine scene near Rocky Point Lookout
Subalpine scene near Rocky Point Lookout as fall frosts begin
to turn huckleberry red. Fall colors. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0139: Bill cleaning his Winchester Model 67
Bill cleaning his youth rifle at the work bench at home near
Missoula. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1952
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Image
0140: Vicki Moore
Vicki with mule deer antlers from buck Bud shot in the Grave
Creek range. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
0141: Janet Moore near Bass Lake
Janet on her first hike into the Bitterroot Range near Bass Lake.
Unnamed mountains, crest, in the distance. Montana. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1972
Digital
Image
0142: Bob Mutch in the Grave Peak area of the Bitterroot
Range
Forest fire researcher Bob Mutch on an extended hike in the
Grave Peak area of the Bitterroot Range, Lochsa country.
Grave Peak Lookout site in the distance, far left. Bud Moore
and Jim Habeck were along on this trip. Fire ecology research.
Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1971
Digital
Image
0143: of Lolo Peak
Taken from the head of Johnny Creek overlooking the major
valley of the south fork of Lolo Creek. Lolo Peak in the distance.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1969
Digital
Image
0144: Bob Mutch on Cedar Ridge
Forest fire researcher Bob Mutch on Cedar Ridge overlooking
East Fork of Moose Creek, a tributary of the Selway River.
Standing next to old, burnt, whitebark pine snag. Jim Habeck
and Bud were along on this trip. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1971
Digital
Image
0145: Mountain view of Bitterroot canyons
Looking down one of the west side canyons of the Bitterroot,
probably the South Fork of Lolo Creek. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1969
Digital
Image
0146: Janet Moore at campsite
Good morning Janet! On her first awakening, her first outing in
the Bitterroot Range, near Bass Lake. Similar to B&W image
#4511. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1972
Digital
Image
0147: Mountain view
Steep, new country, geologically. Unknown location.
1971
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0148: Snow-covered ranch and meadow
Greenough Ranch (no details). Montana
1951
Digital
Image
0149: Yellow flowers
Jane Moore's garden. Montana
1952
Digital
Image
0150: Elk browse on Crooked Fork
Elk browse on Crooked Fork. Tree browsed of all vegetation.
Idaho
1952
Digital
Image
0151: Tree browsed of all vegetation
Elk browse at Russell's Lochsa Lodge. Idaho
1952
Digital
Image
0152: Plowing the Lewis and Clark Highway open
Plowing the Lewis and Clark Highway open west of Lolo
Pass. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0153: Lewis and Clark Highway near Wendover Creek
Lewis and Clark Highway near Wendover Creek about the time
that highway construction was beginning downriver from Powell
Ranger Station. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0154: Boot and Heel blaze mark
Standard Forest Service blaze, known as "boot and heel." Early
survey indicators. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0155: Bear-damaged Forest Service sign
Sign along Trail #34 showing bear damage on typical Forest
Service wooden sign. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0156: Cable suspension bridge
Cable suspension bridge just upstream from Warm Springs
Creek, across the Lochsa River. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0157: Kelly Creek Ranger Station
Kelly Creek Ranger Station dwelling. Note burn area in
background from 1910 fire. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0158: Kelly Creek Ranger Station building
1952
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Kelly Creek Ranger Station administration building. Note old
burn from 1910 fire in background, and cedar shakes on front of
building. Idaho
Digital
Image
0159: Ranger Peak taken from Dan Ridge Lookout
Ranger Peak taken from Dan Ridge Lookout, crest of Bitterroot
mountains south of head of Storm Creek drainage. Idah. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0160: Rainy Lake and Swan Range
Rainy Lake and Swan Range. Photo plot or photo point
candidate. Good photo of earlier forest conditions in the Seeley
Lake area. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0161: Andy Arvish
Andy Arvish, March 1953, measuring snow at Hoodoo Meadow
snowcourse. Montana
1952
Digital
Image
0162: Violets
Violets taken on Woodchuck Hill, Powell Ranger District. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0163: Sunflowers (arrowleaf balsamroot)
Montana
1952
Digital
Image
0164: Dog toothed violets
1952
Digital
Image
0165: Mud slide
Mud slide Lewis and Clark highway, Powell Ranger District.
Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
0166: Western Trilliums blooming
Trilliums along Crooked Fork, Lochsa. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0167: Lochsa River and Tom Beall Park
Lochsa River and Tom Beall Park as seen from near the mouth
of Papoose Creek along the Lewis and Clark Highway. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0168: Squaw Creek
1952
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Squaw Creek, a major steelhead spawning stream (1950s).
Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
Digital
Image
0169: Muggins Gilman's pack string
Muggins Gilman's pack string (mules) at Powell Ranger
Station. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0170: Granite Lake in Bitterroot Range
Granite Lake in Bitterroot Range (see slide #20, and associated
recording). Idaho
1952
Digital
Image
0171: Grave Peak Range from Beaver Ridge Lookout
Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0172: Sunset on Crooked Fork
Idaho
1952
Digital
Image
0173: Gentians at Beaver Ridge Lake
Vegetation at Beaver Ridge Lake. Idaho
1952
Digital
Image
0174: Wild Spirea on the Lolo Trail motorway
Wild Spirea at Elbow Bend on the Lolo Trail motorway. Taken
on family outing. Idaho
1952
Digital
Image
0175: Louis Normand
Louis Normand, assistant ranger, and elk at Freezeout Creek,
and related discussion about stocking Forest Service cabins
along the river, and elk hunting. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0176: Jane and whitetail buck
Jane showing off her whitetail buck and eating a sandwich near
Mormon Peak. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0177: Elk quarters and whitetail deer
Meat Pole at Placid Lake. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0178: Evidence of porcupine activity
1953
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Porcupine ("porky") work at Big Bend, near Maclay flats,
Bitterroot. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
Digital
Image
0179: Preparing sleds at 6 a.m.
Loading the sled at 6 a.m. Powell Ranger Station, to make
camps to cruise extent of spruce bark beetle epidemic. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0180: Larch in winter at Monture Creek, Lolo National Forest
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0181: Elk at Powell Ranger Station pasture
Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0182: Elk at Colgate Lick
Elk at Colgate Lick, looking toward the lick and hot springs. This
was a large grove of cedar which burned in about 1929. Bud
briefly tells the story of fighting the fire, and also the story of the
Carlin party. References the book "In the Heart of the Bitterroot
Mountains" that tells the story of Colgate. Good discussion
about the big game values of this area, including Bud seeing
up to 500 or 600 elk in this area at one time. This is now an
historical site. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0183: Clemantis
Clemantis at Doe Ridge, Squaw Creek drainage. Idaho
1953
Digital
Image
0184: Williams Ranch at mouth of Woodman Creek
Williams Ranch at mouth of Woodman Creek. Note new
home this date. Bud's home away from home during grade
school. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0185: Wildflowers, yellow cinquefoil or buttercup.
Flowers, Maud Creek. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
0186: Elk quarter
Elk at Jay Ridge shows quartering style that Bud used. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0187: Snowbrush at Rocky Point
Idaho
1953
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Digital
Image
0188: Whitetail and rifle
Whitetail that Bud shot at higher elevations of Woodman Creek.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0189: Snow-covered sign at Packer Meadow
Idaho
1953
Digital
Image
0190: White Sand Creek Bridge
White Sand Creek (Colt Killed Creek) Bridge at beginning of
Lochsa River. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0191: Marten in tree
Marten at Walton Creek. Mature conifer forest. Idaho. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0192: Interpretive sign about Colt Killed Creek (White Sand
Creek)
Interpretive sign at Powell about Colt Killed Creek (White Sand
Creek) in snowy scene. See also slide # 190 recording. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
0193: ACM camp at Clearwater Junction
ACM camp at Clearwater Junction looking east along Highway
200. Logs probably from Blanchard area camps. Saw timber.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0194: Smokers sign at Packer Meadow
Smokers sign at Packer Meadow, left up through the winter.
Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0195: ACM Log Deck at Clearwater Junction
ACM Log Deck at Clearwater Junction, close up. See also
#193 and recording. Saw timber. Anaconda Copper Mining
Company. Montana.
1953
Digital
Image
0196: Snowshoeing at Pack Creek
Breaking trail in deep snow at Pack Creek. Idaho
1953
Digital
Image
0197: Rock slide on Crooked Fork
The "Blue Slide" (rock slide) along the Crooked Fork, where
new trail had to be opened every spring along pack trail. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1953
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Digital
Image
0198: Rocky Point Junction
Snow scene and cornice at Rocky Point Junction along Lolo
Trail. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0199: Lost Lake Junction
Lost Lake Junction looking toward Rocky Point Lookout in the
distance. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
0200: North Storm Lake
North Storm Lake. Another wilderness "power place." Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
0201: Small lake at the head of Spruce Creek
Idaho
1954
Digital
Image
0202: Bill on Topper
Bill on Topper (Forest Service horse, big but gentle), leading
pack stock somewhere in the Lochsa. CIRCA 1950s. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0203: Bill Moore and Roger Norgaard on pack trip
Bill Moore and Roger Norgaard on pack trip at Clark's
Meadow on Storm Creek, tributary of White Sand Creek (Colt
Killed Creek), a fork of the Lochsa. Story about rifle, .25-35
Winchester used to shoot larch conks off tall trees. The kids
were gathering larch conks so they could sell them. Roger
Norgaard was the son of the Lolo National Forest engineer.
CIRCA 1950s. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0204: Weippe, Idaho
Weippe, Idaho where Lewis and Clark came out of the
mountains and met Indians. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1955
Digital
Image
0205: Herb Erickson and Harper with Army Weasel
Herb Erickson and Harper with Army Weasel (oversnow
equipment) measuring snow at Packers Meadow. Idaho. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1955
Digital
Image
0208: Interpretive sign at the top of the Lewiston Hill
Interpretive sign at the top of the Lewiston Hill overlooking the
city. CIRCA 1950s. Idaho
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Digital
Image
0209: Bulldozer moving dirt
Bulldozer moving dirt in the Lochsa area. CIRCA 1950s.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0210: Buildings at Elk Summit Ranger Station
Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0211: Clearwater Valley overlook
Clearwater Valley overlook, location uncertain but it seems to
be the Swan Range with possible Rainy Lake in the Center.
CIRCA 1950s.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0212: Bridge redecking
Bridge redecking, maybe on the Crooked Fork. CIRCA 1950s.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
2015: Stuck in the mud somewhere in the Lochsa
Stuck in the mud somewhere in the Lochsa. Forest Service
truck is an International Harvester KB-2 with canvas shell on
back. CIRCA 1950s. Idaho.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0216: Snow removal from roof of Ranger dwelling at Powell
Snow removal from roof of Ranger dwelling at Powell. Large
column of snow is seen stacked next to building. CIRCA
1950s. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0217: Bulldozer building indirect line near Lolo Pass
Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0218: Ranger's pickup
Ranger's pickup, Bud's No. 511, 1950 Dodge, at Powell Ranger
District. CIRCA 1950s. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0219: Little Cedar Campground sign
Little Cedar Campground sign. CIRCA 1950s. This campground
no longer exists. Related discussion about the cedar groves in
this area. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0220: Indian Post Office Creek Cabin
Indian Post Office Creek Cabin (Jay Turner's cabin) on
Indian Graves Creek. CIRCA 1950s. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950s
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Digital
Image
0221: Bulldozer building fireline
Bulldozer building fireline. Note smoke in background. CIRCA
1950s. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0222: Bulldozer building logging road
Bulldozer building logging road for National Forest timber
sale probably in the Beaver Ridge area of the Lochsa. CIRCA
1950s. Idaho.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0223: Blue camas at Packer Meadow
Blue camas at Packer Meadow, and discussion of Packer
Meadow Timber Sale (one of two first sales on district) and
changes in Packer Creek over last several decades. CIRCA
1950s. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0224: Landslide
Slope, or land slide. People visible in uniform in the
background. No location, most likely Lochsa area. CIRCA
1950s. Idaho.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0225: Log stringer overhead truss pack bridge
Log stringer overhead truss pack bridge across small stream,
maybe along the Bitterroot slopes of the Bitterroot Range.
CIRCA 1950s. Montana.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0226: Snowy road over Lolo Pass
Example of late-spring snow-plowing of original Lewis and Clark
Highway across Lolo Pass (single lane turnouts). CIRCA 1950s.
Montana.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0227: Man cruising snowy timber in the Lochsa
Early fall timber cruiser on a north slope in the Lochsa. He's
come onto a patch of alders and is wondering how to get
through it. CIRCA 1950s. Idaho.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0228: Bulldozer working on snowy road
Bulldozer working along the old Lolo Trail motorway, pushing
spruce trap trees over to attract the spruce bark beetles
and thereby slow the spread of their infestation. CIRCA
1950s. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0229: Ranger's pickup on snowy road
circa 1950s
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Ranger's pickup at the site where the trap tree fellers camped
along the Lolo Trail. Trap trees for spruce bark beetle. CIRCA
1950s. Idaho.
Digital
Image
0230: Forest Service crew at Lolo Pass
Gathering up on top of Lolo Pass about the time the Forest
Service was striving to keep the road open later to facilitate
movement of Powell Ranger Station personnel to Missoula
for winter. Note Dodge Power Wagon -- first four-wheel drive
vehicle used by Powell Ranger Station. CIRCA 1950s. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0231: Small, clear mountain stream
Small, clear mountain stream somewhere in the Bitterroot
Mountains. Note granite rock formations.
undated
Digital
Image
0232: Mountain stream
Stream somewhere in the Bitterroot Range.
undated
Digital
Image
0233: Waterfall
Waterfall somwhere in the Bitterroot Range.
undated
Digital
Image
0234: Winter scene on stream somewhere in the Lochsa
Stream somewhere in the Lochsa, maybe Upper Crooked Fork
of Brushy Fork. Pretty robust stream.
undated
Digital
Image
0235: Roadside waterfall
Roadside waterfall cascading into culvert under road.
undated
Digital
Image
0236: Lolo Creek just above Granite Creek
Lolo Creek just above Granite Creek, between the old Lolo Hot
Springs hotel and the new hot springs resort. Montana.
undated
Digital
Image
0238: Young ruffed or Franklin grouse
Young ruffed or Franklin grouse roosting on a branch.
undated
Digital
Image
0239: Springtime grouse
Springtime look at ruffed or Franklin grouse early nesting
season. Possibly Lolo Trail area. Note hemlock forest.
undated
Digital
Image
0240: Snowfield in spring
Remnants of a winter snow trailing up the face of a mountain.
undated
Digital
Image
0241: Ice fishing equipment somewhere in Missoula area
Montana
undated
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Digital
Image
0242: Mountain whitefish
Typical good catch of mountain whitefish caught with cane pole,
probably Clark Fork or Bitterroot. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0243: Lawn crocuses at Moore residence
Lawn crocuses at Moore residence, Missoula. Montana
1952
Digital
Image
0244: Tulips at Moore residence, Missoula
Montana
1952
Digital
Image
0246: Graining Traveler
Graining Traveler at pasture near Buckhouse Bridge, and
related illegal hunting story about Jonesy. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0247: Jane's horse, Traveler, pastured in the Rattlesnake near
Missoula
Montana
1953
Digital
Image
0248: Bath time!
Bath time! Baby pictured in a basin of water. Montana.
undated
Digital
Image
0249: Vicki at Powell
Vicki in a stroller at the Powell Ranger District compound.
Idaho.
1954
Digital
Image
0250: Vicki Moore's first steps
Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
0251: Vicki Moore
Vicki at Powell Ranger Station, 1955. Idaho.
1955
Digital
Image
0252: Bill Moore and Roger Norgaard on pack trip
Bill Moore far left with Topper, Roger Norgaard with saddle
horse, and far right office string: Sis, Homer and Salty on
Inspection Trip with Bud at Frog Ridge between Big Sand Lake
and Hidden Peak. Note granetic rock, boulders, sticking up
through shallow soils in the alpine meadow. Discussion about
ecology of high mountain meadows. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
0253: Hunters at the trailhead
Although uncertain, this looks like a trailhead of early season
hunters, probably in the Elk Summit area of the Powell Ranger
circa 1950s
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District. Note all the stock trucks and roadside sign. Packer
camp. CIRCA 1950s. Idaho.
Digital
Image
0254: A planting crew east of the mountains
Location unknown, but this looks like a planting crew east of the
mountains in the Lochsa-Selway region. CIRCA 1950s.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0255: Landscape shot of the Lochsa country along the Crooked
Fork of the Lochsa River
Idaho
undated
Digital
Image
0256: Winding river scene
Landscape shot, unknown location. Dirt road can be seen
following winding river. Most likely in the Lochsa drainage.
undated
Digital
Image
0257: Sunset
Sunset over Lochsa area.
undated
Digital
Image
0258: Two moose in Whitehouse Pond
Photo of two moose in Whitehouse Pond, close to what is now
the Wendover Campground, on the Lochsa River four miles
downstream from Powell Ranger Station. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
0259: River scene
Small sandy island in river.
undated
Digital
Image
0260: Bill Moore and David Ellen by campfire
Night camp with Bill Moore and David Ellen by campfire.
Location unknown. CIRCA 1950s. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0261: Spruce seedling
Freshly planted spruce in a logged over area, somwhere in the
Lochsa.
undated
Digital
Image
0262: Franklin grouse
Franklin or spruce grouse on a log.
undated
Digital
Image
0263: Winter spruce damaged by beetles
These are spruce freshly struck by spruce bark beetle. The
situation that caused this epidemic was heavily blown down
timber in the winter of '49 and '50. In the Lochsa, we began
to call it the '49 Blow. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1952
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Digital
Image
0264: Evidence of elk browse
Evidence of elk browse somewhere in the Lochsa. Idaho. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0265: Bark beetle damage
Bark beetle damage on unidentified tree species. Many
bark beetle galleries are visible. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0269: Blue Penstemon
Blue flowers. Library Note: Blue Penstemon.
undated
Digital
Image
0270: Mossy covered branch
High country moss as seen on a tree branch in winter time.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0272: Fire scarred western larch
Fire scarred western larch in the Lochsa drainage.
undated
Digital
Image
0273: Conk on a spruce
This is a ______________ conk on a spruce. Library Note:
Medium sized conk growing on a spruce, most likely red belt
fungus.
undated
Digital
Image
0274: Young white pine killed by blister rust
Young white pine killed by blister rust, top half of tree is red.
Most likely Lochsa-Selway area.
undated
Digital
Image
0275: Mushroom type growth on a fallen log
Yellow or orange mushroom type growth on a fallen log.
Scientific name unknown.
undated
Digital
Image
0276: Forest fungi
Unidentified fungi. Library Note: Possibly Hericium americanum,
H. abietis, or bear's head tooth fungus.
undated
Digital
Image
0277: Unidentified fungi
Unidentified fungi, Lochsa area.
undated
Digital
Image
0279: Forest and snowy mountains
Unidentified landscape showing snow accumulation, cornices
from wind.
undated
Digital
Image
0280: Crest of the Bitterroot Range
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Possibly the crest of the Bitterroot Range, maybe from Ranger
Peak, showing alpine conditions. Montana.
Digital
Image
0281: Lolo Pass and Packer Meadow
Between where the highway crosses Lolo Pass and Packer
Meadow. Moose Mountain in the distance (right side out of
view). Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
0282: Forest scene near Storm Creek
Forest scene taken from the trail going into Storm Creek as you
break down what's called the Woodchuck Hill with the crest of
the Bitterroot mountains in the background. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
0283: Alpine lake, identity unknown
Alpine lake, identity unknown, most likely in the Bitterroot
Range. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
0284: Snow cornices near Lolo Divide
Snow cornices probably somewhere along the Lolo Divide.
Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
0285: Lochsa River view
We're not sure of this location but we think it is a shot of the
Lochsa River and all of its fire ecology looking downriver toward
Lost Butte. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
0286: Head of Storm Creek
High alpine habitat, head of Storm Creek. Note moose in
center, looking at photographer. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0287: Winter browsing of elk
Result of elk winter browsing somewhere on big game range,
Powell Ranger District. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
0288: Big granite boulder
Big granite boulder near Bud's home at Lolo Creek, in Mill
Creek drainage going toward Uncle Bob's cabin. Only big
boulder in vicinity. On property now owned by Cole McPherson
and Bill Mytty. Possibly moved there by actions of Glacial Lake
Missoula. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0289: Looking up the Mill Creek drainage
Looking up the Mill Creek drainage from above Uncle Bob's
cabin. Lolo Peak in background (the peak in the clouds). Uncle
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Bob's cabin was Bud's home away from home, where he
learned to trap, and live alone. CIRCA 1970s. Montana. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
0290: Big Rock Wall in the Mill Creek drainage
Photo shows Big Rock Wall in the Mill Creek drainage, a fork
of Lolo Creek, above the basin where Bud's father also trapped
marten. Excellent marten habitat. Note avalanche path, center
of photo. CIRCA 1970s. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
circa 1970s
Digital
Image
0291: Big Rock Wall in the Mill Creek drainage
Photo shows more of the snowy Big Rock Wall in the Mill Creek
drainage (fork of Lolo Creek.) See also photo 291. Martin
habitat. Fox story. CIRCA 1970s. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1970s
Digital
Image
0292: Big Rock Wall in winter
Photo shows the Big Rock Wall. Discussion about marten
habitat, fox, etc on photo #290 and 291. Good camera,
photography discussion, also about Argus C3 camera. CIRCA
1970s. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
circa 1970s
Digital
Image
0293: Snow-covered Lolo Peak
Photo shows Lolo Peak on same trip as slide # 290-292.
Marten habitat, trapping, etc in the Lolo Creek area. Discussion
about more wildlife including fisher, wolverine, and early
trapping days compared to present. CIRCA 1970s. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1970s
Digital
Image
0294: Looking towards the South Fork of Lolo Creek
Photo shows South Fork of Lolo Creek drainage from the top of
the Big Rock Wall, commonly called Lantern Ridge. Discussion
of deep snow, marten sets, and note left by ranger. CIRCA
1970s. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
circa 1970s
Digital
Image
0295: Lolo Creek drainage, Big Rock Wall
Lolo Creek drainage, Big Rock Wall. Winter, snow-covered
scene. CIRCA 1970s. Montana
circa 1970s
Digital
Image
0296: Looking down the Mill Creek drainage
Looking down the Mill Creek drainage, toward Lolo Creek and
Missoula Valley in the distance. Photo is showing trap line
circa 1970s
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area of Mill Creek. CIRCA 1970s. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
0297: Wildflowers
Wildflowers. Blue. Library Note: Probably a Sandwort, Arenaria
montana.
undated
Digital
Image
0298: Whitebark pine snags
Whitebark pine snags in the upper Lolo Creek drainage (Mill
Creek) and related blister rust, and fire ecology discussion.
CIRCA 1970s. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
crica 1970s
Digital
Image
0299: Lolo Peak viewed from Lantern Ridge
Lolo Peak from Lantern Ridge. Bud's trapline (it was Skookum's
before that) came up out of the bottom and over ridge to the
right. CIRCA 1970s. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
circa 1970s
Digital
Image
0300: Damage to ponderosa pine
Picture showing ponderosa pine severely scarred by road
construction. CIRCA 1970s. Montana.
circa 1970s
Digital
Image
0301: Lolo Peak from up above the Big Rock Wall
Lolo Peak from up above the Big Rock Wall, looking right
across the saddle. Same group of pictures as 290 through 299.
CIRCA 1970s. Montana.
circa 1970s
Digital
Image
0302: Snowshoe trail in the Mill Creek drainage
Snowshoe trail, lower down from Lantern Ridge, Mill Creek
drainage. Note cornice-type snow formations. CIRCA 1970s.
Montana.
1970
Digital
Image
0303: Overlooking the Lolo Creek drainage
Overlooking the Lolo Creek drainage from Lantern Ridge
towards the town of Missoula in the background and Lolo out
of sight behind the dark ridge, which is Mormon Ridge. CIRCA
1970s. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
circa 1970s
Digital
Image
0304: Whitebark pine in watershed country
Montana
circa 1970s
Digital
Image
0305: Lolo Peak from Lantern Ridge
circa 1970s
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The top of Lolo Peak from Lantern Ridge. Discussion about
"spirit of place." Ethics. CIRCA 1970s. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
0306: Looking at Lolo Peak and the Mill Creek drainage
Looking at Lolo Peak and the Mill Creek drainage from a lower
elevation about a half mile from Uncle Bob's Cabin. Note Big
Rock Wall far right in photo. CIRCA 1970s. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1970s
Digital
Image
0307: Bud and Bill skiing above Lee Creek
Bud and Bill skiing across a little camas meadow above Lee
Creek in the West Fork of Lolo Creek, about three miles from
Lolo Hot Springs. Discussion about old Indian trail, a fork of
the main Lolo Trail, and how the name "Lolo" came about.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0308: Deep snow at Lolo Pass
Deep snow at Lolo Pass. Note snow-covered State Line Cabin
(now at Lochsa Historical Ranger Station) center right, and sign
to the left. Montana.
undated
Digital
Image
0309: Unidentified wildflowers
Unidentified wildflowers, low plants or shrub.
undated
Digital
Image
0310: Blooming Phlox
Five petal white flowers, most likely Desert Mountain Phlox or
Hood's Phlox.
undated
Digital
Image
0311: Snowberry
Snowberry plant with clusters of berries present.
undated
Digital
Image
0312: Phlox blooming
White, five-petal flowers, most likely Desert Mountain Phlox or
Hood's Phlox.
undated
Digital
Image
0313: Camas in bloom
Camas, a traditional, basic food source for the Native
Americans.
undated
Digital
Image
0314: Unidentified wildflowers
Unidentified wildflowers, yellow, white, and purple.
undated
Digital
Image
0315: Blooming phlox
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White, five-petal flowers, most likely Desert Mountain Phlox or
Hood's Phlox.
Digital
Image
0316: Indian paintbrush and Douglas fir
undated
Digital
Image
0317: Yellowflowers in the Lochsa
Yellow Wild Buckwheat in bloom.
undated
Digital
Image
0318: Forget-me-nots
Forget-me-nots blooming in the Lochsa.
undated
Digital
Image
0319: Skunk cabbage
Skunk cabbage growing along a trail in the Lochsa area.
undated
Digital
Image
0320: Snowy peak, Lochsa area
Water country, Trout Creek. Probably same snowcourse,
measuring trip, as with Andy Arvish, earlier. Montana.
1952
Digital
Image
0321: Andy Arvish at Hoodoo Meadow
Andy Arvish, March 1952, measuring snow at Hoodoo Meadow
snowcourse. Montana.
1952
Digital
Image
0322: Trilliums blooming
Trilliums at Cedar Grove near Lochsa River, Idaho. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0323: Brushy Creek in spring
Brushy Creek in spring. Heavy flow in a smaller river in the
Lochsa. Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
0324: Feeder stream in the Lochsa area
Feeder stream into Crooked Fork, Lochsa region. Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
0325: Arrowleaf Balsamroot
Arrowleaf Balsamroot at Lolo Grade. Montana.
1952
Digital
Image
0326: Powell Ranger Station
Powell Ranger Station original office building where Bud started
work officially in 1935. Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
0327: Packer meadow in spring runoffs
Packer meadow in spring runoff, and discussion of horse
camps, horses eating lodgepole bark, some trapping stories.
1952
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Riparian areas. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
Digital
Image
0328: Beaver damaged tree
Beaver work on a tributary of the Crooked Fork. "Fast water
hand logging." Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
0329: Bluebells
Bluebells at Jerry Johnson cabin site. Idaho.
1952-06
Digital
Image
0330: Joe Schrague making sourdough
Joe Schrague making sourdough with the trail and telephone
line crew at mouth of Cooperation Creek. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0331: Shooting stars at Lolo Pass
Shooting stars at Lolo Pass. "Loaded ecosystem." Montana.
1952
Digital
Image
0332: Wildflowers
Yellow daisies at Squaw Creek. Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
0333: Wildflowers at Lolo Divide
Wildflowers at Lolo Divide, possibly a gilia or trumpet flower.
Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
0334: Wildflowers at White Sand Creek
Geraniums and possibly Cinquefoils at White Sand Creek (Colt
Killed Creek). Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
0335: Wildflowers along the Lolo Divide
Flowers along the Lolo Divide, also known as the Lolo Trail.
Possibly Sulphur Cinquefoil. Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
0336: Fog in the Lochsa
Fog in the Lochsa, looking West from Bear Mountain. Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
0337: Warm Springs Creek Trail
Warm Springs Creek Trail, near the creek and Jerry Johnson
Hot Springs. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0338: Wildflowers at Low Gap
Indian Paintbrush at Low Gap. Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
0339: Wildflowers
1952
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Mountain tea at Swamp Lake. Library Note: Most likely
Trapper's Tea, Ledum Glandulosum. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
0340: Sunset from Hidden Peak
Idaho
1952
Digital
Image
0341: Flowers at Papoose Ridge
Wildflowers at Papoose Ridge, probably a type of Aster. Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
0342: Spring at Beaver Ridge
Spring at Beaver Ridge below the lookout on the Brushy Fork
side of the ridge. Library Note: Green vegetation with pink and
yellow flowers visible around small seep. Most likely Lewis'
Monkeyflower and Yellow Columbine. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0343: Pink Mountain Heather
Heather blooming along Lolo Trail. Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
0344: Flowers at Twin Creek
Pink Monkey Flowers at Twin Creek. Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
0345: Cayuse Creek drainage
Cayuse Creek drainage, taken in 1952, shows reproduction
after the 1910 fire (in the distance). Discussion of fire and also
bugling elk story. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0346: Syringa blooming
Syringa blooming along Grave Peak Trail. Idaho state flower.
Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
0347: Horses in corrals at Elk Summit Ranger Station
Horses in corrals at Elk Summit Ranger Station, looking east
toward Big Sand Lake. Note reproduction from 1910 fire.
Hoodoo Creek in distance. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0348: Calf elk and Ranger Nousianen's daugher
Calf elk and ranger Nousianen's daugher at Kelly Creek Ranger
Station, North Fork Clearwater. Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
0349: Fire Lookout at Rocky Point Lookout
Fire Lookout named "Smokey" at Rocky Point Lookout. Large
thunderhead visible in the distance. Rain gauge visible next to
1952
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Smokey. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
Digital
Image
0350: Swan Range
Swan Range, main Clearwater, looking at avalanche chute
in the vicinity of Richmond Saddle, east of Richmond Peak.
Montana.
1952
Digital
Image
0351: Porcupine damaged tree
Porcupine Work, Bitterroot Valley, and related discussion about
eradication of porcupines, and introduction of fisher. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0352: Porcupine damage to a pine
Porcupine Work, Big Bend (a huge bend in the river, upstream
from town of Lolo) and related discussion about Bud's
experience with Horace Godfrey, and NOT shooting a
porcupine. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0353: Porcupine damaged tree
Porcupine work, Big Bend (a big bend in the river above town of
Lolo). Montana.
1953
Digital
Image
0354: Porcupine damaged tree
Porcupine ("porky") Work, Bitterroot Valley. Montana.
1953
Digital
Image
0355: Snow marker at Lolo Pass
Snow marker at Lolo Pass showing 8 feet of snow. Montana.
1953
Digital
Image
0356: Breaking trail backwards with the weasel
Breaking trail backwards. Steve Russell driving Army Weasel
to break trail for timber cruisers, looking for spruce bark beetle
infestations, etc. Lochsa. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0357: Steve Russell and the, Army Weasel
Steve Russell fueling up at Powell Ranger Station, Army
Weasel. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
0358: First Aid kit
To bring awareness of safety, Horace Godfrey displays the
type of First Aid Kits we carried in mobile equipment during the
1950s. Idaho.
1953
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Digital
Image
0359: Horace Godfrey making bread
Horace Godfrey making bread inside the cookhouse at Powell
Ranger Station and related stories about Horace at Seeley
Lake Ranger District, including a grizzly bear encounter in
Young's Creek drainage. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0360: Snow well beneath Lodgepole pine
Snow well beneath Lodgepole pine (four feet of snow) at White
Sand Creek (Colt Killed Creek), in the Lochsa. Useful to elk,
deer, and moose on winter game range. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
0361: Army weasel track
Army weasel track in snow at Lolo Pass. Looking down on the
Montana side. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
0362: Steve Russel's Army weasel, and his son, Clark, right
Steve Russel's Army weasel, and his son, Clark, right. This
vehicle was also amphibious. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
0363: Godfrey at Burnt Cabin Tent
Horace Godfrey asleep on a cot at Burnt Cabin Tent. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0364: Trout Creek drainage
Trout Creek drainage during snow measuring trip, Hoodoo
Cabin area. This area had not been logged at the time of this
photo. Possible photo point or photo plot candidate. Montana.
1953
Digital
Image
0365: View looking east across Lost Park, Brushy Fork
drainages
An expansive conifer forest in the foreground, and the treeless
crest of the Bitterroots in the background, looking east across
Lost Park, Brushy Fork drainages. Almost down the Montana/
Idaho state line. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0366: Patton (red hat) and old time alternate ranger, Frank
Gummer (white hat)
Patton (red hat) and old time alternate ranger, Frank Gummer
(white hat) on the trailer behind the Army weasel. Note more
crew members inside. Also, discussion about grub wanigan
(one of the buildings at Powell) and recent trip made there by
Bud and Betsy. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1953
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Image
0367: Snowshoe trail on the Lower Crooked Fork
Snowshoe trail through deep snow on the Lower Crooked
Fork where we were running a line during the timber cruising
operation. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
0368: Blue grouse
Blue grouse at Doe Ridge. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0369: Lupine
Lupine blooming. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
0370: Serviceberry at Indian Grave Creek
Serviceberry, Indian Grave Creek and related winter range
and fire ecology discussion. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0371: Beargrass at Powell
Beargrass at Powell Ranger District. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0372: Wildflowers at Crooked Fork
Flowering shrub at Crooked Fork. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
0373: Moose at a salt block
Moose at salt block, Elk Summit Ranger Station and related
discussion about moose and elk populations, 1910s to the
present. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0374: Oregon Grape
Oregon Grape at Doe Ridge. Idaho
1953
Digital
Image
0375: Boxwood at Papoose Creek
Idaho
1953
Digital
Image
0376: Bluebells
What we called honeysuckle at Papoose Creek. Library Note:
Most likely Bluebells. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
0377: Wild Parsnip
Wild Parsnip at Lochsa Lodge and related discussion about
bear ecology and elk hunting (bugles). Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1953
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Image
0378: Waxleaf Ceanothus
Waxleaf Ceanothus at Cold Spring. Important winter range
shrub for mule deer, whitetail, elk and moose. Dry site plant.
Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
0379: Scab on elk head
Scab on elk, White Sand Creek (Colt Killed Creek). Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0380: Bill with Whitetail Deer, Camp Creek
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0381: Mountain Ash at Rocky Point
Mountain Ash at Rocky Point. Fall colors. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
0382: Old burn in Parachute Creek
A nicely recovered old burn, bordered by old growth forest,
in Parachute Creek. "Young, diverse forest with mixed
understory." Fall colors. Fire. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
0383: Packing out meat for the winter
Packing out meat for the winter with Salty, Homer and one
other pack animal, Lochsa area. (Herb's elk). Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
0384: Hungarian Partridge at Powell
Hungarian Partridge and a single shot shotgun at Powell
Ranger District. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0385: Aspen and Huckleberry at Papoose Saddle
Idaho
1953
Digital
Image
0386: Cow elk at Jay Ridge
Cow elk with Bud's 1903 Springfield laying on top of it at Jay
Ridge. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0387: Plowing snow at Brushy Creek/Crooked Fork bridge
Plowing snow, early spring, to open the pass beginning at
Brushy Creek/Crooked Fork bridge. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0388: Whitetail Deer killed hanging on a tripod
1952
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Whitetail Deer killed by Bud hanging on a tripod to drain out,
Bud's rifle leaning up next to deer. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
0389: Bud crossing Lolo Creek carrying a whitetail deer
Bud crossing Lolo Creek with smaller whitetail deer shot
earlier somewhere in the drainage. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0390: Wildflowers
Unidentified wildflowers or shrub, green waxy leaves with pink
flowers.
undated
Digital
Image
0391: Mule deer, Blackfoot Valley
Mule deer does in the snowy Blackfoot Valley. Montana. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1955
Digital
Image
0392: Bill with 1903 Springfield
Bill with gun, no date. 30-06 Model 1903 Springfield military rifle
modified by Bill's Uncle Ray to fit him. CIRCA 1950s. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0393: Wild rose in bloom
undated
Digital
Image
0394: Example of heavy browse on a winter range
Example of heavy browse (game have browsed off far more
than the annual growth) on a winter range, unknown, probably
Lochsa area.
undated
Digital
Image
0395: Jane with whitetail buck
Jane with whitetail buck and Winchester Model 54 rifle, Mormon
Ridge, Lolo Creek drainage, 1952. Jay Turner, trapper and
Alaska story. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0396: Quarter of elk
Ed Domer's elk, quartered and hung, Placid Lake area,
November 1952. Montana.
1952
Digital
Image
0397: Ed Domer cleaning his rifle
Ed Domer cleaning his rifle at his camp at Placid Lake.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1952
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Image
0398: Milo Herbert's bull elk, being quartered
Milo Herbert's bull elk, being quartered. Bud took these and
other photos for a slide show on how to care for meat in the
wild, etc. Kabar knife shown stuck in elk leg. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0399: Milo's bull, quartered
Milo's bull, quartered. Two hind quarters present. See slide
#398, also. Discussion about hunting elk for Forest Service
employees in the Lochsa. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0400: Milo Herbert's's bull elk, being quartered
Milo Herbert's bull elk, being quartered. Bud took these and
other photos for a slide show on how to care for meat in the
wild, etc. Discussion related to quartering techniques. Kabar
knife and hatchet visible in carcass. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0401: Ed Domer, Grouse Creek (Placid Lake), quartering his
first elk
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0402: Herb Erickson's elk, Jay Ridge, Lochsa area
Herb Erickson's elk, quartered, Jay Ridge, Lochsa. Bud used
this slide to illustrate using cloth to cover meat so the gray
jays won't pick at the fat. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0403: Elk quarter hanging
Bud's elk, near Roundtop Lookout. Discussion about hanging
quartered meat, and hunting in the Lochsa. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
0404: Elk heart on a stick
Elk heart, Jay Ridge. Discussion of how to take care of heart,
liver, tongue. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0405: Elk tongue
Elk tongue, 1954, Roundtop Lookout. Discussion of cooking
meat, etc. and how Bud hiked to Jay Ridge, Roundtop. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1954
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0406: Elk jaw, Roundtop
Elk jaw in the snow, Roundtop Lookout area. Idaho.
1954
Digital
Image
0407: Elk ivories
Bud's elk teeth or ivories, 1954, and related discussion about
elk ivory. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
0408: Milo Herbert's bull and Bud's hunting equipment
Milo Herbert's bull and Bud's hunting equipment. Note that they
only brought out the meat, not the antlers. Discussion related
to meat hunting, and prime cow elk, etc. Two large nails, a
kabar knife, hatchet or axe, sharpening stone, rope shown with
elk ivories and small set of antlers. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0409: Milo Herbert's pack string at Weir Creek
Milo Herbert's string, Weir Creek, headed up to pack out an elk.
Fall colors. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0410: Elk quarter on a tarp
Elk killed by Bud. Quarter lays on tarp. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0411: Herb Erickson's elk
Herb Erickson's elk at Jay Ridge. Showing cargoing the meat.
The mantis (or canvas wrappings) are tied with ropes, often
called cargo ropes. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
0412: Notch set for marten
Early-day set for marten, "notch set." Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0413: Lewis and Clark route sign
Lewis and Clark route sign relating to September 17, 1805, and
related discussion about Elers Koch research, etc. Idaho. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0414: Bill Moore and David Ellen
Bill Moore and David Ellen getting ready to go check trapline
in the State Line area near Elk Meadows. Note Bud's "twohorse" pickup that he bought from the Forest Service. Related
discussion of teaching boys to trap and starting pickup in cold
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weather. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
Digital
Image
0415: Bill Moore on the trapline
Bill Moore on the trapline, State Line near Elk Meadows.
Trapping marten. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
0416: Elk on winter range
Elk on winter range, eating hay.
1960
Digital
Image
0417: Wind action on snow
Wind action at Limestone Pass near Burnt Cabin (see related
photos for details). Other slides have related avalanche stories.
These wind slabs caused the snow slide that Bud talks about
earlier (related to snow measuring trip with Horace Godfrey.)
Montana.
1953
Digital
Image
0418: Snowshoe hare
Snowshoe hare, early fall. Note that he's partly turned color,
but not completely. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1958
Digital
Image
0419: Godfrey's boot in snowshoe
Horace Godfrey's boot, Monture Creek. Related discussion
about snowshoes, history and L.L. Bean shoes. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0420: Bill on snowshoes
Bill on snowshoes, checking traps near State Line. Montana.
undated
Digital
Image
0421: Bill on snowshoes
Bill on snowshoes, checking traps near State Line. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0422: Horace Godfrey at Burnt Cabin
Chow time, Burnt Cabin. Horace Godfrey. Montana.
1953
Digital
Image
0423: Red Baneberry
Bud hasn't seen this. Marked as "Grouse whortleberry."
Location unknown. Library Note: Most likely Red Baneberry.
undated
Digital
Image
0424: Army Weasel tracks
Weasel tracks (not ermine!) on the Brushy Fork Road. During
the spruce bark beetle cruising, checking on the extent of the
bark beetle infestation, to control the infestation. Idaho.
1953
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0425: Burnt Cabin tent camp
Burnt Cabin tent camp. Snowshoes visible in front of tent and
smoke coming from chimney. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0426: Bill Moore on the trapline
Bill Moore, lunch time on the trapline, on Montana Idaho state
line area. CIRCA 1950s. Idaho.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0427: Mocus Point with fall colors
Mocus Point, low elevation lookout in the Lochsa region. Once
on the Lochsa, then later transferred to Powell Ranger District.
Probably not manned today. Tower may not be standing
anymore. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0428: Wier Creek drainage
Good elk country in Wier Creek drainage, thanks in some ways
to the 1929 fire, which burned this area very hot. Fire. Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
0429: Powell Ranger Station
Powell Ranger Station. Larch in the background showing fall
colors. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0430: Front quarter of Ed Domer's elk
Front quarter of Ed Domer's elk, featuring a Clack pack frame,
Placid Lake. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0431: Ed Domer's elk
Packing out Ed Domer's elk. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0432: Front quarter of Ed Domer's elk, on his back
Front quarter of Ed Domer's elk, on his back this time, courtesy
of the Clack pack board. Discussion on previous slide. Library
Note: Previous slide meaning photograph 0431. Montana.
1952
Digital
Image
0433: Maple and huckleberry in fall colors
Maple and huckleberry along the Lolo Trail. Fall colors. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
0434: Blue grouse at Doe Ridge
1953
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Blue grouse at Doe Ridge, once abundant, now scarce.
Discussion of fewer grouse today. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
0435: Ed Domer and Whitetail deer
Ed Domer and Whitetail deer at Placid Lake, first day of elk
hunting. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0436: Bill with a trapped pine marten
Bill with pine marten, at notch set he called "old faithful" in the
Johnny Creek area of the Lolo Creek drainage. Montana. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1955
Digital
Image
0437: Ermine caught in marten notch set
Ermine caught in marten notch set, Johnny Creek area of Lolo
Creek drainage, same trapline as previous slide. Bill Moore.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1955
Digital
Image
0438: Cubby set for lynx and bobcat
Cubby set for lynx, bobcat on Bill Moore's trapline in the Johnny
Creek area, Lolo Creek drainage, below the typical marten
country. Discussion about cubby sets, methods. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1955
Digital
Image
0439: Bill Moore at a peg set
Bill Moore at a peg set, for pine marten, on the trapline in
Johnny Creek area, Lolo Creek drainage. Discussion about peg
set construction, methods, and Leave No Trace ideas popular
today, which poachers knew about years ago. Good discussion
of pristine. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1955
Digital
Image
0440: Checking a notch set trap
Old Faithful, one of Bill Moore's good notch sets for marten,
trapping in the Johnny Creek area of Lolo Creek drainage.
Discussion on previous slides, and this one. Montana. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1955
Digital
Image
0441: Snowy alpine fir scene
Snowy alpine fir and spruce forest in the Montana-Idaho state
line area, near Elk Meadows, where Bill Moore was trapping in
his youth. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1955
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0442: David Ellen and Bill Moore
David Ellen and Bill Moore snowshoeing on the trapline near
Montana-Idaho border, 1950s. Note snowshoes, and wool
clothing. Note the sticks the boys are carrying, which they used
for balance or to whack the snowshoes once in awhile to keep
the snow from building up on the shoes. Montana.
1955
Digital
Image
0443: tracks in the snow
Marten tracks in the snow at Lost Lake Junction along the
Lolo Trail (Idaho) and related discussion about marten habits,
habitat. CIRCA 1950s. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0444: Pelts on a fence
Furs from David Ellen and Bill Moore's trapline in the Lolo
Creek drainage, 1950s. Left to right: badger, marten, ermine,
bobcat, and one muskrat by snowshoes. Shown on fence in
Target Range, Missoula. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0445: David Ellen
David Ellen on the trapline, Lolo Creek drainage. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1955
Digital
Image
0446: Bill Moore checking traps
Bill Moore approaching a marten caught in a peg set on his
trapline near Montana-Idaho border. Good catch! Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1955
Digital
Image
0447: Marten and ermine pelts
Marten and ermine pelts on stretcher boards, getting the
pelts ready for market. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1955
Digital
Image
0448: Porcupine damage to trees
Porcupine ("porky") work, Packer Meadow, showing that
porcupines eat the bark while sitting on top of the snow. This
explains some of the scars you see in the summer, high up on
the trees. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0449: Bill Moore with snowshoe hare
Bill Moore with snowshoe hare on the trapline, and related
discussion about the young men learning survival skills in the
wild, in winter, along with Wyakin (Nez Perce tradition) and
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vision quest traditions among Native Americans. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
0450: Bill Moore with two male marten
Bill Moore with two male marten near the Montana Idaho State
Line, heading toward Elk Meadows. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1955
Digital
Image
0451: Browsed cedar
Cedar browse in winter.
undated
Digital
Image
0452: Snowy mountains near Lolo Creek
Taken from the ridge that divides Johnny Creek from the main
South Fork of Lolo Creek (probably). Lolo Peak may be just out
of the photo to the right. CIRCA 1950s.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0453: Army Weasel at Savage Pass
Savage Pass snowcourse (the road to Elk Summit Ranger
Station crosses Savage Pass and the Army Weasel is sitting
almost on the road) showing Army weasel and small cabin
where snow measuring equipment was stored. This particular
area is probably the best marten habitat in the world (Bud).
Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0454: Tracks through sticky snow
Sticky goin', Pack Creek, snowshoeing through "gumbo"
snow while cruising for spruce bark beetle outbreak, Lochsa
country. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0455: Road to Beaver Ridge Lookout
Winter photo taken in the 1950s along the road to Beaver Ridge
Lookout showing the reproduction following a fire in 1931. Note
tracks in road. Jay Turner trapping cabin is located in this area,
too, below road. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0456: Bil Moore and David Ellen
Bill Moore and David Ellen, on the trapline along MontanaIdaho State Line en route to Elk Meadows. Bud is not sure of
the date. Montana.
circa 1959
Digital
Image
0457: Snowshoe hare in marten notch set
Snowshoe hare in marten notch set along trapline near
Montana-Idaho border. Bill Moore trapline. Bud is not sure of
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the date. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
Digital
Image
0458: Marten caught in notch set
Marten caught by front foot (typical) in notch set. Note where
the marten has kicked out all the cleats on the set. Taken near
the Montana-Idaho border, Elk Meadows area. Bud is not sure
of the date. Montana.
circa 1959
Digital
Image
0459: Bill Moore and David Ellen
Bill Moore and David Ellen on the trapline along Montana-Idaho
State Line headed for Elk Meadows. Marten trapping. Bud is
not sure of the date. Montana.
circa 1959
Digital
Image
0460: Marten peg set "snowed under"
Marten peg set "snowed under" along trapline at MontanaIdaho State Line. Bud is not sure of the date. Montana. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1959
Digital
Image
0461: Pelts from trapline of Bill Moore and David Ellen
Pelts from trapline of Bill Moore and David Ellen showing
predominance of male marten pelts. Shown on fence in
Target Range, Missoula. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1959
Digital
Image
0462: Bill Moore and David Ellen
Bill Moore and David Ellen scouting their marten trap line,
deciding where to locate the traps. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1959
Digital
Image
0463: Overlooking Bill and David's trapline country
Overlooking Bill and David's trapline country. Discussion: Bill
Moore and David Ellen set a trapline right across this meadow
in the Elk Meadows country. Also "Power Places" that Bud
considers to be special. Bud called this "the little meadow."
Overlooking good marten country, also, with "old faithful" set
(trap) location in the middle of the photo, up along the middle
ridge. Also discussion of the Elk Meadows grizzly story and
telling Frank Bretschneider the tale, and listening to Frank's
radio as a kid. Wilderness discussion, although this location
is not inside wilderness. Bud is not sure of the date. This is
one of the best discussions regarding wild places, pristine,
"power places" and spiritual aspects. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1959
Digital
Image
0464: David Ellen on a dead Whitebark Pine snag
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David Ellen in dead Whitebark Pine snag on a marten trap line
scouting trip with Bill Moore and Bud. Bud is not sure of the
date. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
Digital
Image
0465: Beargrass, Snowbrush and huckleberry
Beargrass, Snowbrush and huckleberry in the fall. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
0466: Elk track, Warm Springs Creek
Idaho
1953
Digital
Image
0467: Elk rub on Buck Creek
Elk "horning" Buck Creek (?). Bud thinks this elk antler rub
was located in the upper Placid Creek drainage, Lolo National
Forest, Seeley Lake Ranger District. Montana.
1952
Digital
Image
0468: Bill and Bud Moore with mule deer buck
Bill and Bud Moore with mule deer buck in the Blue Mountain
area near Missoula. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
0469: Male Franklin grouse
Male Franklin grouse, Pack Creek drainage, Lochsa. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0470: Blue grouse and leather holster
Blue grouse shot by Bud one fall along the Lolo Motorway,
vicinity of the Lolo Divide. Discussion of declining populations
of Blue Grouse and related explanation about the terms Lolo
Trail, Lolo Divide, Lolo Motorway. Fall colors. Leather holster
probably holds Bud's Ruger Single Six. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0471: Whitetail buck
Whitetail buck at Woodman Creek. Montana.
1953
Digital
Image
0472: Varnishing snowshoes
Varnishing snowshoes with Minnesota Marine Finishes varnish.
Taken with Bud's Exacta camera in basement of Missoula
home. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0473: Waxing the LL Bean hunting shoes
LL Bean hunting shoes. Note Chap wax and oil for the leather.
Taken with Bud's Exacta camera in basement of Missoula
1953
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home. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
Digital
Image
0474: Snowshoe hare
Snowshoe hare in snow laden forest, Low Gap, on the Brushy
Fork drainage, Powell Ranger District, Lolo National Forest.
Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
0475: Typical marten notch set
Typical marten notch set. Note trap in behind the cleats.
Location unknown, somewhere in good marten habitat.
undated
Digital
Image
0476: Bill Moore with flying squirrel
Bill Moore with flying squirrel caught in marten notch set, and
related discussion about squirrels, marten. Note tag on trap.
Discussion. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1955
Digital
Image
0477: Butchered deer along with Bud's Kabar knife
Butchered deer: its excellent condition suggests good habitat.
undated
Digital
Image
0478: Bill Moore packing out mule deer skull
Bill Moore packing the antlers of a mule deer. Note .25-35
Model 94 Winchester carbine. Blue Mountain country near
Missoula. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0479: Bill Moore packing the antlers of a mule deer
Bill Moore packing the antlers of a mule deer. Note .25-35
Model 94 Winchester carbine. Blue Mountain country near
Missoula. Montana.
undated
Digital
Image
0480: Bud's smokehouse in Missoula
Bud's smokehouse in operation in Missoula. Montana. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0481: Brined whitefish
Smokers ready for the work. Rinsing whitefish after they have
been brined but before they go into the smokehouse. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0482: Bitterroot whitefish
Nice Whitefish, taken along the Bitterroot River. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1952
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Image
0483: Smoked whitefish and Highlander beer
Smoked whitefish and Highlander beer (from a Missoula
brewery) on a desk. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0484: Whitefish ready to be cooked up
Whitefish ready for the pan. Note that Bud skinned them
instead of scaling them before cooking. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0485: Fishing the Blackfoot
People fishing for whitefish on the Blackfoot River. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0486: Jerry Domer fishing for whitefish
Jerry Domer, fishing for whitefish along Blackfoot River. Jerry
holds bamboo pole and whitefish hangs off hook in front of
him. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0487: Bud Moore at the Burnt Cabin tent camp
Bud Moore at the Burnt Cabin tent camp, on a snow measuring
trip for Seeley Lake Ranger District. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0488: Keith Rudd on a winter game survey
Keith Rudd, game warden, taking a break to tape his toes
while doing a winter game survey. Photo taken on the highway
side at Warm Springs Creek bridge. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
0489: Sunset at Roundtop Lookout
Sunset at Roundtop Lookout. Discussion: story about spruce
bark beetle infestation and associated cruising, winter camps,
and Thor Ness, the "wild Norwegian" who worked with
Bud. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
0490: Bill & Topper at Weir Creek
Bill & Topper at Weir Creek, "trailing Bud" while Bud was
working for the Forest Service. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
0491: Bill Moore at Post Office Creek trail maintenance camp
Bill Moore at Post Office Creek trail maintenance camp. Related
discussion of history of the area, Jay Turner cabin, etc. that
1954
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Bud bought and later used for trapping. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
0492: Elk Summit Ranger Station
Elk Summit Ranger Station in the summer, 1954. Idaho. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
0493: Bill on Big Sand Creek
Bill on Big Sand Creek, about four miles below the lake. Stream
was good habitat for native cutthroat. Brook trout were later
introduced. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
0494: Bill and Ronnie near Hidden Peak
Bill and Ronnie (can't remember last name) with Hidden Peak
in the background, about 7,000 feet elelvation, in August,
1954. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
0495: Rock cairn
Rock cairn, one of several, along the Lolo Divide near
headwaters of Indian Post Office Creek. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
0496: Jane and Vicki at Lolo Pass
Jane and Vicki at Lolo Pass in the snow, with snowshoes
behind them. Montana.
1955
Digital
Image
0497: Clearcut logging in mature forest
Clearcut logging in mature forest. Exact location unknown.
Probably Lochsa. Idaho.
1958
Digital
Image
0498: Cottonwood and aspen in fall colors
Fall scene, cottonwood and aspen, along highway. Location
unknown
1958
Digital
Image
0499: Jane ice fishing
Jane ice fishing on a backwater of the Bitterroot River.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1959
Digital
Image
0500: Fishing along a backwater of the Bitterroot River
The Moore family and one other family, fishing along a
backwater of the Bitterroot River. Montana.
1959
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Image
0501: Panning for gold
Panning for gold, probably in the Virginia City area, Montana.
Along a stream, within the high water mark. Montana. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1959
Digital
Image
0502: Frosty horses at the Moore residence
Frosty horses at the Moore residence, Target Range, near
Missoula. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1960
Digital
Image
0503: Jane Moore taking a little target practice
Jane Moore doing a little target practice with Jay Turner's
Model 54 Winchester 270 rifle. Note that Jane is shooting lefthanded. Utah. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1960
Digital
Image
0504: Jane's target shooting accuracy
Someone's hand point at a target showing Jane's target
shooting accuracy. Utah. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1960
Digital
Image
0505: Vicki, Jane and Bill Moore posing with rifles
Vicki, Jane and Bill Moore at the target practice area near
Missoula. Utah. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1960
Digital
Image
0506: Bud Moore firing prone
Bud Moore with the Springfield 1903 30-06 bolt action. Utah.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1960
Digital
Image
0507: Vicki Moore with Bill's .22
Vicki Moore with Bill's .22 youth rifle, Winchester Model
67. "Learning the game." Utah. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1960
Digital
Image
0508: Bill Moore firing in the prone position
Bill Moore firing in the prone position with the Winchester Model
94 .25-35 lever action rifle given to Bud by Ray Schill. Utah.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1960
Digital
Image
0509: Bud Moore warming up
Bud Moore warming up on a hunt some place in Montana or
Idaho. Before the days of high visibility orange requirement.
1960
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Image
0510: Forested landscape
Forested landscape. Location unknown.
1960
Digital
Image
0511: Forest Service sign
Forest Service sign on the divide where the Petty Creek Road
crosses the Grave Creek range. Story about sheep herding,
and Bud's first night in a real sleeping bag. Also story about
a cantankerous burro. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1960
Digital
Image
0512: Bill taking rifle out of his scabbard
Bill with rifle, on a hunting trip in the Grave Creek range, near
Petty Creek road. Story about the military Jeep, and using it
for recreation near Ogden, Utah. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1960
Digital
Image
0513: Bud's rifle and the Grave Creek range, Lolo National
Forest
Excellent big game hunting country in the Grave Creek range,
Lolo National Forest. "That place was loaded with wildlife."
Montana.
1960
Digital
Image
0514: Bud Moore and a mule deer buck
Bud Moore and a mule deer buck. Montana landscape, maybe
Lolo Creek drainage. Montana.
1960
Digital
Image
0516: Bill Moore in the Grave Creek range
Bill Moore beginning a hunt in the Grave Creek range.
Montana.
1960
Digital
Image
0517: Blue grouse along the crest of the Grave Creek range
Blue grouse in a Jeep trail along the crest of the Grave Creek
range. Montana.
1960
Digital
Image
0518: David Ellen skinning the head of a mule deer
David Ellen skinning the antlers of a forked horn mule deer.
Note the Filson wool jacket and Malone pants. Montana. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1960
Digital
Image
0519: Whitetail buck head
Whitetail buck head and antlers. Origin unknown. Note the
knife. This is Bud's knife, a Case. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1960
Digital
Image
0520: Antlers and skull caps
1960
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This picture displays the common way of cleaning the skull and
leaving the antlers intact so they can be put up or displayed at
practically no cost. Note: In Alaska, north country, they clean up
the whole skull, teeth, etc. But here we are more apt to clean
them like this and put them on a board of some kind. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
0521: Woodman School, Lolo, Montana
Woodman School, where Bud graduated from the eighth grade.
Story about spotted fever and wood ticks in sagebrush near
school, immunizations etc. Montana.
1960
Digital
Image
0522: of prairie and mountains
Landscape of prairie and mountains. Utah (?). Possibly area
used a lot by geode hunters.
1960
Digital
Image
0523: Everything to do and Beauty too in Montana, Welcome!
Bill and Vicki on a pass into Montana from Utah one fall,
headed for hunting camp in the Lolo Creek drainage. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1960
Digital
Image
0524: Bill Moore eating lunch on a hunting trip
Bill Moore eating lunch on a hunting trip. Note M1903
Springfield rifle before modification by Uncle Ray Millard. "Jane
would say, 'No wonder you don't shoot much. You're always
eating!' We were too intense when hunting to think about
cameras, until we stopped to eat!" Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1960
Digital
Image
0527: Elk track in the snow
Montana
1960
Digital
Image
0528: Bill overlooking the Grave Creek drainage
Overlooking the Grave Creek drainage, looking northwest
toward the Mission Mountains far right. Note beginning of
logging (clearcuts) in the distance, encroaching on the pristine
Grave Creek range landscape. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1960
Digital
Image
0529: Hunting camp on Camp Creek
Hunting camp on Camp Creek, Lolo Creek drainage. Story
about Uncle Ray, and last Montana trip for a while. Now private
land with homes across the landscape. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1960
Digital
Image
0530: Snowshoe hare
1960
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Snowshoe hare, partly turned white, but it looks like he has the
appropriate camouflage for the situation. Montana.
Digital
Image
0531: Lunchtime on the Jeep trail
Lunchtime on the Jeep trail in the Grave Creek range. Bill
Moore enjoying a hot drink from the thermos. Maybe Woodman
Saddle area. Montana.
1960
Digital
Image
0532: Hunting camp at the mouth of Camp Creek
A different view of our hunting camp at the mouth of Camp
Creek, Lolo National Forest. Note fly on front half and walled
tent behind. Montana.
1960
Digital
Image
0533: Bill Moore hunting in Grave Creek range
Montana
1960
Digital
Image
0534: Jeep used by the Moore family loaded with firewood
Military surplus Jeep used by the Moore family for hunting
and recreation. Seen here for carrying firewood back to camp.
Story about kitchen cupboard that fit in the back of the Jeep.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1960
Digital
Image
0535: Bud's cow elk
Bud's elk shot in the head of Woodman Creek drainage. Cow
elk. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1960
Digital
Image
0536: Blood trail on Bud's elk
Blood trail on Bud's elk in Woodman Creek area. "This is what
gives the hunter encouragement that the meat is going to be
down, not that far ahead." Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1960
Digital
Image
0537: Vicki Moore getting ready to ski
Vicki Moore getting ready to ski at one of Utah's ski resorts near
Ogden. Related safety inspection story from Bud. Utah. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1961
Digital
Image
0538: Scenic photo at Utah ski resort
Scenic photo of higher runs at Utah ski resort (?). Utah. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1961
Digital
Image
0539: Station wagon and Jeep hooked up for the trip
1961
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Station wagon and Jeep hooked up for the trip back to Utah
after Montana hunting. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
0541: Station wagon and Jeep hooked up for the trip
Moore family station wagon towing the military surplus Jeep on
the return trip back to Utah after a Montana hunting expedition
to Camp Creek/Lolo Creek area. Montana.
1961
Digital
Image
0542: Station wagon and Jeep hooked up for the trip
Moore family station wagon towing the military surplus Jeep on
the return trip back to Utah after a Montana hunting expedition
to Camp Creek/Lolo Creek area. Montana.
1961
Digital
Image
0543: Powell Ranger Station sign
Powell Ranger Station sign in 1963. Location now is changed
for Elk Summit turnoff. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1963
Digital
Image
0545: Fort Fizzle sign
Fort Fizzle sign and Bud's story about the area, including Pete
Thompson homestead. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0547: Gates of the Mountains, Helena National Forest?
Gates of the Mountains, Helena National Forest, Missouri River
view. Montana.
undated
Digital
Image
0548: Subalpine landscape
This is a subalpine landscape. Location uncertain. Might be in
the Blacklead area.
undated
Digital
Image
0549: Montana's first jail at Bannack, Montana
Montana
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Image
0550: Plaque at Big Hole Battlefield
Big Hole Battlefield memorial plaque: In memory of the Indians,
infants, children, women, and old men who were wounded and
killed near this battlefield by white soldiers August 9, 1877.
undated
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Image
0551: residence in Target Range
Moore residence in Target Range, Missoula, 1950s. Twobedroom home and five acres. Built by Ron Brechbill. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
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0552: Bill Moore fleshing pelt
Bill Moore fleshing a marten pelt. CIRCA 1950s. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0553: Andy Arvish
Andy Arvish with snowshoes, elk and tobaggon. Location
uncertain. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0554: Helgramites on a screen
Helgramites on a screen taken from a stream riffle. These are
the salmonflies that come out in the spring. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0555: Large ranch in valley
Location uncertain, although it appears it might be eastern
Montana or the Palouse Country over in Idaho. Library Note:
View is southwest over Bannack, Montana, photograph
probably taken from cemetary.
undated
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Image
0557: Headstone of Henry Plummer
The end of Henry Plummer, Bannack, Montana.
undated
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Image
0559: Steelhead trout taken in the Lochsa Country
Idaho
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Image
0560: Steelhead in Papoose Creek
Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0561: Last resting place of prospector Billy Rhodes
Rocks marking the last resting place of prospector Billy
Rhodes in the Blacklead Mining District and related story (also
documented in The Lochsa Story.) Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0562: View looking toward Rhodes Peak
Looking toward Rhodes Peak from near Billy Rhodes cabin
site, across the Silver Creek drainage. This is the Blacklead
Mining District, and related stories that are also in The Lochsa
Story. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
undated
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Image
0563: Forest Service horse, Topper, on Beaver Ridge
Forest Service horse, Topper, on Beaver Ridge. Note Bill's rifle,
Winchester 94 .25-35, on saddle. Location: the head of Storm
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Creek. Powell Ranger District saddle horse in the foreground,
looking across the head of Storm Creek drainage into the
Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness.Idaho
Digital
Image
0564: Jimmy Harrison memorial
Site where Jimmy Harrison died at Mann Gulch in 1949 and
related discussion about the death of Bud's brother, Lloyd
Francis "Stubby" Moore on a fire in Seeley Lake that summer,
and the death of Wag Dodge, crew foreman at Mann Gulch,
which occurred many years later. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0565: Trail No. 513 Kelly Creek
Kelly Creek sign. Discussion of Hanson meadows, Hanson
brothers, Billy Rhodes. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0566: Cow Moose wading in pond or river
Cow Moose somewhere in the Lochsa. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
0567: Setting up camp
Clean camp somewhere in the Lochsa. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
0568: Bill Moore at backcountry camp, somewhere in the
Lochsa
Idaho
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Image
0569: Overlooking Big Creek Lake
Overlooking Big Creek Lake from the crest of the Bitterroot
Range. Discussion about trapper cabin built by Clark family,
and story about Clark Pass (Chink and Jack Clark), Frank
Bustard's grizzly bear story about trapper George Johnson and
the grizzly bear he killed. Discussion of Clark family's mining
claims in Bitterroot range. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0570: The Office String
The Office String. Salty (saddle horse in lead), and mules,
Homer and Sis. Bud's string while at the Lochsa Ranger
Station. Salty stories. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0571: Jane and Vicki Moore getting ready for lunch
Jane and Vicki Moore getting ready for lunch at a campground
somewhere in the Ponderosa Pine forests of western Montana,
maybe the Blackfoot or the Bitterroot valleys. Montana.
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0572: Forest Service Branding axe
Forest Service Branding axe and related discussion (used to
mark high stumps, logs, on timber sales). This photo probably
during the logging for spruce bark beetle in the Lochsa. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0573: Pack Box Pass
Pack Box Pass in the Bitterroot Range and related discussion
about how the pass got its name. Saddled horse in the
foreground. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0574: Blodgett Peak
Blodgett Peak and related discussion about Bitterroot Range,
excellent mountain goat habitat, development of irrigation from
lakes by construction of dams which are now inside the Selway
Bitterroot Wilderness. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0575: Gottie, Lacey, Buzz, Weasel at Bear Mountain
Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0576: Lolo Pass plowed for logging traffic
Lolo Pass, plowed late into the winter due to logging of spruce
bark beetle infested trees. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0577: Flowering Heather
Heather at Hidden Peak. Idaho.
1954
Digital
Image
0578: Lewis and Clark interpretive sign
Lewis and Clark interpretive sign at Wendover Junction
along the Lolo Motorway. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
0579: Granite spires at Lolo Hot Springs
Alley Oop in the granite spires at Lolo Hot Springs. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
0580: Lewis and Clark interpretive sign
Lewis and Clark interpretive sign along Lolo Motorway, at
locations designated by Elers Koch's explorations. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
0581: Clean camp, Storm Creek
1954
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Clean camp, Storm Creek. No Trace camping practices. Selway
Bitterroot Wilderness. Photo and discussion. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
0582: Bill Moore and Bonnie Lyman, Frog Peak
Bill Moore and Bonnie Lyman sitting in a meadow at Frog Peak.
Bill wears leather chaps. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
0583: Bill Moore and David Ellen at the trapper cabin, Granite
Lake
Bill Moore and David Ellen at the trapper cabin, Granite Lake,
near the headwaters of the Brushy Fork of the Crooked Fork
of the Lochsa where the young men were trapping that winter.
Dave Ellen is sure this is in fact a cabin up South Fork of Lolo
Creek during a fur prospecting trip. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1958
Digital
Image
0584: White pine cones
Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0585: Bill Moore on Christmas morning
Bill Moore with new LL Bean "pickerel" snowshoes, Christmas,
no date. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0586: Parachute in the trees
Air drop of supplies (?) to a gang of firefighters near Storm
Creek and related story about first air drop on the Powell
District in this vicinity in 1936, ranger Ed Mackay etc. Early
season fire detected first by Federal building employees in
Missoula (the 1936 incident). Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0587: Lewis and Clark interpretive sign at Lolo Hot Springs
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
0589: Larch trees in the fall
Larch trees along Lewis and Clark Highway, probably on the
Montana side, east of Lolo Pass. Idaho.
1954
Digital
Image
0590: Woman's Head, overlooking Traveler's Rest
1955
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Woman's Head, overlooking Traveler's Rest. See page 25 of
the Lochsa Story. Lolo Hot Springs. Lewis and Clark. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
0591: Snowed in logging camp at Lolo Pass
Lolo Pass, slightly down the Idaho side, showing snowed in
logging camp. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1955
Digital
Image
0592: Lewis and Clark interptretive sign
Lewis and Clark interptretive sign 7 miles west from Travelers
Rest. Montana.
undated
Digital
Image
0593: Some firefighters' prank
Some firefighters' prank. Unknown location. Safety helmet on a
carved stick.
undated
Digital
Image
0594: Vicki Moore
Vicki at home, 1954, Missoula. Montana.
1954
Digital
Image
0595: Vicki taking a bath
Vicki in the bathtub at home. Montana.
1954
Digital
Image
0596: Bull Elk at Storm Creek
Bull Elk (center of slide), Storm Creek and related story about
proposed trail along the crest of the Bitterroot Range. See also
#4213 for another view of this same bull, and related story
about the elk in this area. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
0597: Alpine pond, Bitterroot Mountains
Small pond in high alpine country near the crest of the Bitterroot
mountains. Montana.
undated
Digital
Image
0598: Alpine basin, Bitterroot Crest
A high alpine basin along the Bitterroot Crest, probably in the
head of Spruce Creek. Montana.
undated
Digital
Image
0599: Stream in the Bitterroots
Picturesque channel of the upper stretches of a stream in the
Bitterroot range (maybe the upper reaches of East Fork of
Moose Creek). Montana.
undated
Digital
Image
0600: Spectacular rock upthrust!
Spectacular rock upthrust! Logan Pass, Glacier National Park.
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0601: Picture of Forest Service workers
Picture of Forest Service workers. Person on left looks like
Milo Herbert, a longtime trail crew foreman in the Lochsa
country. Herbert owned Bud's property in the Swan Valley once,
previous to Bud's ownership. (Not sure on either ID, here.) Note
the work clothing, typical of the era between hard hats and
crushers. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
0602: Bud Moore, Shorty Meneely, and Andy Anderson
Fire camp at the Trapper Peak fire near Libby, Montana about
1970 and discussion of the fire, including losing original slides
of the fire later. Andy Anderson, far right, and Shorty Meneely,
center. A dozer operator was killed on this fire when the fire
made a large run. This was a big fire, as you can see by the
smoke columns in the background. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0603: Prepared for timber cruising
This shows the tools used by a special kind of cruising. Usually
with these tags it would be connected to insect control. For
some special reason he wants to mark the trees with these
tags. Note axe has US brand on the side. Not the typical timber
cruise equipment. Idaho.
undated
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Image
0604: Bill Moore and Roger Norgaard in the Warm Springs
Creek
Bill Moore (right) and friend (Roger Norgaard) at one of two
Adirondack shelters in the Warm Springs Creek drainage and
related discussion about elk hunting, reduction of elk herds
in the area, and outfitters' requirements to provide public
service. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
undated
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Image
0605: Typical feeder with horse and mule
Typical feeder with horse and mule, probably somewhere in
the Lochsa. These cribs needed to be solid enough to take the
force of a horse or mule that might be tied to it. Idaho.
undated
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Image
0606: Trail maintenance crew in the Lochsa River country
Typical camp for trail maintenance crew in the Lochsa River
country. Exact location unknown. Note the evidence of the 1929
fire in the background. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
0607: Pasture at Elk Summit Ranger Station
Here at Elk Summit Ranger Station, the moose are common
visitors to the pasture. Hoodoo Creek, background. Idaho.
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0608: Thunderclouds building up, view northeast over Missoula
Here a thunderstorm is building up fast somewhere over
the Clark Fork Valley with a long train on the track in the
foreground. Idaho.
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Image
0609: Bill on Topper on the upper end of the East Fork of
Moose Creek
My son Bill on Topper somewhere on the upper end of the East
Fork of Moose Creek, Powell Ranger District, Selway drainage.
Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
0610: Clear stream in a spectacular canyon
Clear stream flowing through spectacular canyon. Location
unknown. Note jagged cliffs in background. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0611: Dying lodgepole pines in the forest
Photo shows scattered trees dying of insect attacks. Note the
color variation. Lodgepole pine. Idaho.
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Digital
Image
0612: Atypical Antler of old buck
Antler of old buck. Bud still has these in his office. This deer
was taken in the Graves Creek area when Bill was about 11.
Montana.
undated
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Image
0613: Stump and butt of western red cedar
Stump and butt of western red cedar apparently cut for shakes
somewhere in the Lochsa. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
undated
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Image
0614: Blazed tree
Quarter corner, lower Crooked Fork, 5/53. Blazed tree with
scribe marks from original survey. Northern Pacific Railway,
and Land Grant discussion regarding checkerboard ownership
in the Lochsa. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
undated
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Image
0615: Severe damage from road building on the Crooked Fork
Slide shows Northern Pacific Railrway Company road crossing
at Crooked Fork showing sidecast into creek. Related
discussion of spruce bark beetle outbreak and related logging
activities. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
undated
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Image
0616: Bulldozing logging roads
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International dozer building logging roads in the Lochsa country
sometime in the early 1950s. Idaho.
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0617: Steep overview near Bear Mountain Lookout
Unknown observer looks from a snowbank into a lush basin
somewhere in the Lochsa River watershed. Library Note: Most
likely north side of Bear Mountain in Idaho. Idaho.
undated
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Image
0618: View from the tower at Bear Mountain Lookout
View from the tower at Bear Mountain Lookout shows latrine
and stock feeder with Bud's "office string" including Salty (white
horse). Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
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Image
0619: Thor Ness, "the wild Norwegian"
Thor Ness, "the wild Norwegian," in Trap Tree camp about two
miles west of Cayuse Junction along the Lolo Trail. Spruce bark
beetle outbreak. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
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Image
0620: Squaw Creek sigh
This sign is about a mile and a half west of Cayuse Junction
along the Lolo Trail. Picture taken at the same time we
established Thor Ness's trap tree camp. Sign is pointing toward
Squaw Creek down below. Lots of mountain goats in this area,
too. Idaho.
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Image
0621: Plowing snow on the Idaho side of Lolo Pass
I think this is the Tree Farmers Timber Company Motor Patrol
plowing snow on the Idaho side of Lolo Pass. Area of the 1910
fire. Idaho.
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Image
0622: Bulldozing trap trees in the Lochsa
This photo shows the method for pushing over trap trees
down in the spruce basins. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
undated
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Image
0623: Bulldozer plowing snow on a logging road
Bulldozer and operator plowing snow from logging road in the
Roundtop area of Beaver Ridge, Lochsa. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
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Image
0624: Herb Erickson, Frank Bustard, and Tom Barker
Herb Erickson, Frank Bustard, and Tom Barker working to
level a path across an avalanche above the Crooked Fork,
early spring, 1950s? Note Army Weasel to left. Trying to get
to the ranger station to open it up and start work. Discussion
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also about drowning of Frank Kube. See "Indian Isaac" chapter
of the Lochsa Story. Kube drowned just upstream of this
photo. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
Digital
Image
0625: Photo of Vicki and her girlfriend at the beach
Photo of Vicki and her girlfriend at the beach on one of our
several trips to the beach while working in Washington DC.
Massachusetts.
1965
Digital
Image
0626: Ford Station Wagon, Canoe, and Camping trailer ready
to go!
Our camping outfit with new Ford Station Wagon, Virginia
and Washington DC. Virginia. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1966
Digital
Image
0627: The McLean House interpretive sign
The McLean House, interpretive sign about end of the Civil
War. Virginia.
1966
Digital
Image
0628: Snuffy at the McLean House in Virginia
Vicki's dog Snuffy at an unknown location in Virginia. Library
Note: This is the McLean House, Appomattox, Virginia.
1966
Digital
Image
0629: Appomattox Court House
Historic buildings at an unknown Virginia park. Library Note:
This is the Court House in Appomattox, Virginia.
1966
Digital
Image
0630: Public campground someplace in Virginia
Virginia
1966
Digital
Image
0631: Vicki resting on a rock in the sun
Our camping equipment probably along the Blue Ridge
Parkway with Vicki resting on a rock in the sun. Virginia.
1966
Digital
Image
0632: Vicki resting on a rock in the sun
Our camp trailer somewhere along the Blue Ridge Parkway,
with Vicki resting on a rock. Virginia.
1966
Digital
Image
0633: Vicki and Snuffy in small town Appalachia
Vicki and Snuffy in small town Appalachia, along the Blue Ridge
Parkway. Virginia.
1966
Digital
Image
0634: Fire lines in Southern California, Loop Fire, Pacoima
1968
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Extensive burned area showing fire lines probably in Southern
California. Library Note: Aerial view of burned mountains above
Pacoima, California. Loop Fire, 1966.
Digital
Image
0635: Rienhardt Redy Mapper
Rienhardt Redy Mapper, developed by Bob Rienhardt in
Washington DC. Bud used this to map 500+ acres they bought
in West Virginia. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1968
Digital
Image
0636: Fire lines in Southern California, Loop Fire, Pacoima
Extensive burned area in Southern California. Rugged country
with dozer lines. Library Note: Aerial view of burned mountains
above Pacoima, California. Loop Fire, 1966.
1968
Digital
Image
0637: Bud and Vicki exploring the Sandy Ridge Woods property
Bud and Vicki exploring the Sandy Ridge Woods property. This
rock had a name but I can't remember it. Sedimentary rocks.
West Virginia. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1969
Digital
Image
0638: Fire lines in Southern California, Loop Fire, Pacoima
viewed from Forest Service aircraft
Extensive burned area in Southern California. Rugged country
with dozer lines. Library Note: Aerial view of burned mountains
above Pacoima, California. Loop Fire, 1966.
1968
Digital
Image
0639: Wildflower in the Eastern US mountains
Wildflower in the Eastern US mountains. Library Note: Possibly
blossoms on an apple tree. Virginia.
1966
Digital
Image
0640: Wildflower in the Eastern US mountains
Wildflower in the Eastern US mountains. Library Note: Possibly
Common Evening Primrose. Virginia.
1968
Digital
Image
0641: Fire lines in Southern California, Loop Fire, Pacoima
viewed from Forest Service aircraft
Extensive burn area showing fire lines, probably in Southern
California
1968
Digital
Image
0642: Moore family's Ford station wagon and trailer
Here's another photo of our Ford station wagon and trailer that
we used for road recreation, camping, while living in the East.
This is along the Blue Ridge Parkway. Virginia.
1966
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Digital
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0643: Country road in the eastern United States
Scenic photo of a country road leading off a paved highway,
somewhere in the eastern U.S.
1966
Digital
Image
0644: Moore family's Ford station wagon and trailer with canoe
on top
Moore family station wagon towing the camping trailer,
somewhere in the Appalachian mountains.
1966
Digital
Image
0645: Clear mountain stream
Clear mountain stream flowing through eastern hardwood
forest, eastern U.S.
1966
Digital
Image
0646: Mabry Mill interpretive sign
Interpretive sign, Mabry Mill, in National Park featuring early
day craftsmen who worked in sawmills, gristmills, etc.
1965
Digital
Image
0647: Mabry Mill
Mill site, dam, in national park, probably Mabry Mill, eastern
U.S.
1965
Digital
Image
0648: Moore family's Chevy station wagon and trailer with
canoe on top
We traded this Chevy station wagon for the Ford station wagon
that you see in the earlier pictures, for camping. This is the
vehicle we drove from Montana to Utah, too.
1965
Digital
Image
0649: Blooming Rhododendron
What looks like rhododendron in bloom, eastern U.S.
Appalachian mountains.
1965
Digital
Image
0650: Entrance sign for government facility
Forested landscape at the entrance of a government facility,
eastern U.S.
1965
Digital
Image
0651: Bud and Jane Moore canoeing
Bud and Jane Moore running some swift water on some river
in the eastern U.S. Location unknown. Snuffy the dog in the
middle (Vicki's dog).
1966
Digital
Image
0652: Eastern wildflower
Eastern wildflower. Library Note: Possibly cotton.
1965
Digital
Image
0653: Barn Mill interpretive sign
1965
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Barn Mill at the site of the first successful colony by Europeans
in America (can't remember name of town!). Library Note: Most
likely located at Mabry Mill site, Virginia.
Digital
Image
0654: Grinding stone
Grinder stone on display at early-day colony site. Library Note:
Most likely located at Mabry Mill site, Virginia.
1965
Digital
Image
0655: Mabry Mill site
Historic water-powered mill site, probably in one of the Eastern
National Parks. Library Note: Mabry Mill, Virginia.
1965
Digital
Image
0656: Bud, Jane and Snuffy canoeing
Bud and Jane, and Snuffy, canoeing on an eastern US river.
1965
Digital
Image
0657: Eastern wildflower, maybe sunflowers
Eastern wildflower, maybe sunflowers. Library Note: Probably
Black Eyed Susans.
1965
Digital
Image
0658: Rhododendrons in the rain
Eastern wildflowers somewhere in the Blue Ridge Parkway, up
high. Brush like this is thick, tangled, and you can hardly get
through it in the East. Library Note: Rhododendrons.
1965
Digital
Image
0659: Brewing coffee on a riverbank
Making coffee for a break along the banks of a river or stream,
while canoeing somewhere in the Eastern US. (maybe
Rapahannock). There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1966
Digital
Image
0661: Harold "Robby" Robinson
>Neighbor Harold "Robby" Robinson holding catch of live crabs
caught at Ocean Beach in Maryland, not far from Washington
D.C. The beach where we used to go had lots of little towns
along the beach. Massachusetts. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1962
Digital
Image
0662: Eastern fall colors, maple
1962
Digital
Image
0663: Bud Moore cutting firewood
Bud Moore cutting firewood at Sandy Ridge Woods, West
Virginia. Discussion about firewood in the East, and hunting
leases on this property, and also the tragic end of the cabin
on this property. It burned and a young man was killed. West
1963
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Virginia. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
Digital
Image
0664: Jane Moore
Jane Moore taking a break after shooting a nice buck on a
Virginia hunting trip. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1963
Digital
Image
0665: World's Fair at New York City, 1964
Photo taken at the World's Fair at New York City and related
discussion about the family trip that year, which included
Grandma Buckhouse and story of her pioneering spirit. New
York City, New York. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1964
Digital
Image
0666: United States Pavillion at the World's Fair, 1964
New York City
1964
Digital
Image
0667: World's Fair
World's Fair, New York City, 1964.
1964
Digital
Image
0668: World's Fair
World's Fair, New York City, 1964.
1964
Digital
Image
0669: World's Fair
World's Fair, New York City, 1964.
1964
Digital
Image
0670: Jane Moore with Grandma Buckhouse
Jane Moore with Grandma Buckhouse and her wheelchair
at the World's Fair, New York City, 1964. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1964
Digital
Image
0671: World's Fair
World's Fair, New York City, 1964.
1964
Digital
Image
0672: World's Fair
World's Fair, New York City, 1964.
1964
Digital
Image
0673: World's Fair
World's Fair, New York City, 1964.
1964
Digital
Image
0674: World's Fair
World's Fair, New York City, 1964.
1964
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Image
0675: World's Fair
World's Fair, New York City, 1964.
1964
Digital
Image
0676: World's Fair
World's Fair, New York City, 1964.
1964
Digital
Image
0677: World's Fair
World's Fair, New York City, 1964.
1964
Digital
Image
0678: World's Fair
World's Fair, New York City, 1964.
1964
Digital
Image
0679: World's Fair
World's Fair, New York City, 1964.
1964
Digital
Image
0680: World's Fair
World's Fair, New York City, 1964.
1964
Digital
Image
0681: World's Fair
World's Fair, New York City, 1964.
1964
Digital
Image
0682: World's Fair
World's Fair, New York City, 1964.
1964
Digital
Image
0683: World's Fair
World's Fair, New York City, 1964.
1964
Digital
Image
0684: World's Fair
World's Fair, New York City, 1964.
1964
Digital
Image
0685: Canoe camp along the Rapahannock River
Canoe camp probably along the Rapahannock River in Virginia.
1964
Digital
Image
0686: Rhododendron along the Blue Ridge Parkway
Rhododendron probably along the Blue Ridge Parkway, up high
again in the fog. Virginia
1964
Digital
Image
0687: Waterfall on a small creek
Waterfall on a small creek in an Eastern forest. Virginia
1964
Digital
Image
0688: Canoe camp or lunch stop
Canoe camp or lunch stop along some river in Virginia or West
Virginia. Note the campfire and coffee pot set up, as in previous
1964
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slide. Virginia. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
Digital
Image
0689: Ruins of a stone building
The ruins of a stone building on a ridge up pretty high
somewhere, out in the Appalachian mountains, eastern U.S.
Completely stone construction. Fall scene. Virginia.
1966
Digital
Image
0690: Moore family home in Virginia with dogwood in bloom
Virginia. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1967
Digital
Image
0691: Cessna 140 Floatplane
Float planes like this one were in common use during Bud
Moore's inspection of Alaska's national forests. Alaska.
1967
Digital
Image
0692: Alaska Coastal Ellis Airlines Grumman goose
Alaska passenger plane in common use, I think it was called
the Grumman goose. Alaska.
1967
Digital
Image
0693: Aerial view along West Coast, Southeast Alaska
Aerial view of islands, probably flying from Ketchikan north
along West Coast, Southeast Alaska. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1967
Digital
Image
0694: Aerial view along West Coast, Southeast Alaska
Another aerial view of the Alaska coastline, showing more of
the mountainous terrain, where the previous photo featured the
islands. Alaska
1967
Digital
Image
0695: Couple in front of the ranger station in Juneau
A Forest Service couple in front of the ranger station in Juneau,
Alaska. Note flag pole to right.
1967
Digital
Image
0696: Juneau harbor
Docks on the waterfront, Juneau harbor. Alaska.
1967
Digital
Image
0697: Mendenhall Glacier along Alaska coastline
Mendenhall Glacier along Alaska coastline, north of Juneau.
1967
Digital
Image
0698: Island complex north of Ketchikan along the Alaska
coastline
Another photo of the island complex north of Ketchikan along
the Alaska coastline.
1967
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Image
0699: Loading lumber onto ships for transport
Loading lumber (or logs) along the coastline, harbor community,
in _______________ Alaska. Library Note: Most likely
Ketchikan, Alaska, looking west.
1967
Digital
Image
0700: Coastal town
Coastal town, possibly Sitka. Library Note: Most likely Wrangell,
Alaska. Totem pole visible in foreground with Stikine Bar in
background.
1967
Digital
Image
0701: Southeast Alaska
Southeast Alaska. Coastline photo of Ketchikan.
1967
Digital
Image
0702: Clearcut logging on Prince of Wales Island, Alaska
Slash accumulation, fuels, following clearcut logging on Prince
of Wales Island, Alaska.
1967
Digital
Image
0703: Clearcut logging on Prince of Wales Island, Alaska
Slash accumulation, fuels, following clearcut logging on Prince
of Wales Island, Alaska.
1967
Digital
Image
0704: Bulletin board on Prince of Wales Island, Southeast
Alaska
Bulletin board at the primary logging camp on Prince of
Wales Island, Southeast Alaska. Various signs regarding fire
prevention posted.
1967
Digital
Image
0705: Small logging town on Prince of Wales Island,
Southeastern Alaska
Small logging town on Prince of Wales Island, Southeastern
Alaska. Note beginning of raft of logs, log boom.
1967
Digital
Image
0706: Coastline of Southeast Alaska
Unidentified location, overlooking high country along coastline
of Southeast Alaska.
1967
Digital
Image
0707: Forested hills of the Alaskan coastal region
Unidentified location, overlooking logging area and scattered
areas of pest/disease. Alaska.
1967
Digital
Image
0708: Forested islands, Southeast Alaska
Islands along the coastline, Southeast Alaska.
1967
Digital
Image
0709: Clear-cut lands along the coast
1967
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Another example of the logging along the coast of Southeast
Alaska, possibly along Prince of Wales Island.
Digital
Image
0710: Clearcut logging on Prince of Wales Island
Mark of clearcut logging on the landscape, probably on Prince
of Wales Island. Logging camp, boom of logs. Assembly of raft
of logs to be towed to the nearest sawmill. Alaska.
1967
Digital
Image
0711: Vicki Moore
Vicki at the top of what we think was called Castle Rock near
Sandy Ridge Woods. This is located in what might be a state
park, right alongside the Cacapon River, a wild and scenic river.
West Virginia. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1967
Digital
Image
0712: Bud hunting grouse at Sandy Ridge Woods
Bud hunting grouse at Sandy Ridge Woods and discussion
of wildlife there. West Virginia. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1967
Digital
Image
0713: Apples and the VW Beetle at Sandy Ridge Woods
Harvesting apples at Sandy Ridge Woods. The apple trees
were scattered in the forest, remnants of the homestead era.
West Virginia. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1967
Digital
Image
0714: Bud bow hunting at Sandy Ridge Woods
Bud bow hunting at Sandy Ridge Woods for maybe a
combination of gray squirrels, grouse, whitetail deer and turkey.
"Great turkey country." West Virginia.
1967
Digital
Image
0715: Jane and Vicki Moore cutting Christmas trees
Jane and Vicki Moore cutting Christmas trees at Sandy Ridge
Woods. Note the old homestead building that the Moore family
renovated. This building later burned down. See previous slides
with more info about the fire. West Virginia. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1968
Digital
Image
0716: Bud using a staff compass
Bud using a staff compass at Sandy Ridge Woods as he was
mapping the 557 acre property and developing management
plan. West Virginia.
1968
Digital
Image
0717: Eastern columbine at Sandy Ridge Woods
1968
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Eastern columbine at Sandy Ridge Woods, where there were
lots of rocks and spiny ridges. West Virginia. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
0718: Surveying at Sandy Ridge Woods
Local extension forester helping to survey lines with staff
compass at Sandy Ridge Woods. West Virginia. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1968
Digital
Image
0719: Chestnut roots at Sandy Ridge Woods
Chestnut roots at Sandy Ridge woods and discussion of
chestnut blight and the impact on eastern forests. West Virginia.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1968
Digital
Image
0720: Eastern lady's slipper
Eastern lady's slipper (orchid) at Sandy Ridge Woods. West
Virginia.
1968
Digital
Image
0721: Weather station at Point Six
I think this picture was taken somewhere in the northern region.
It looks like a weather station, for climate observations. Location
unknown. Could go to journals and perhaps find it. Library
Note: Point Six in Lolo National Forest above Grant Creek,
overlooking Missoula Valley. Montana.
1969
Digital
Image
0722: Weather station at Point Six
I think this picture was taken somewhere in the northern region.
It looks like a weather station, for climate observations. Location
unknown. Could go to journals and perhaps find it. Library
Note: Point Six in Lolo National Forest above Grant Creek,
overlooking Missoula Valley. Montana.
1969
Digital
Image
0723: Vicki in a dandelion patch
Montana
undated
Digital
Image
0724: Heavily browsed vegetation
Western shrub of some kind with the annual growth chewed off
by browsing big game animals. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
0725: Rhodes Peak in the Blacklead Mining District
Photo shows Rhodes Peak in the Blacklead Mining District,
looking at Silver Creek, which is a fork of Cayuse Creek,
which is a fork of the North Fork of the Clearwater River. This
is regeneration from the 1910 fire. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
undated
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Digital
Image
0726: Thor Ness, the "wild Norwegian"
Thor Ness, the "wild Norwegian", who was trail crew foreman,
just finishing a corduroy bridge on the upper reaches of East
Moose Creek, which is a fork of the Selway River. Discussion
about corduroy bridges, etc. Below East Fork Moose Creek
falls. Corduroy made with puncheon deck. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0727: Forest Service enamel sign for Storm Creek
Example of earliest Forest Service enamel signs. Related
discussion. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0728: Bill Moore with his first deer in Mailbox Gulch
Bill Moore with his first deer in Mailbox Gulch, kind of a dry
gulch on the north side of Lolo Creek. Forked horn mule deer.
Rifle is a Winchester Model 94 .25-35 lever action. Near Blue
Mountain, near Missoula. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0729: Devil's Chair rock
The Devil's Chair rock, now a well known landmark along
the Lolo Trail. Lewis and Clark did NOT mention this in their
journals. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0730: Rocky alpine face
High alpine scene somewhere in the Bitterroot mountains.
Montana.
undated
Digital
Image
0731: Prickly pear cactus
Prickly pear cactus, exact location unknown.
undated
Digital
Image
0732: Interpretive sign on the Flathead Reservation, Mission
Valley
Montana
undated
Digital
Image
0733: Rocky entrance
This looks like the caved in entrance of some mine or prospect,
and it could very well be one of those many mine tunnels in
the Lolo Creek drainage. Might also be Billy Rhodes Blacklead
Tunnel in the Lochsa.
undated
Digital
Image
0734: Rock cairns at Indian Post Office
Rock cairns at Indian Post Office, and related discussion of
name, Lolo Motorway, and old Lookouts including earliest ones
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such as Indian Post Office that were used for fire protection.
Lewis and Clark did NOT mention this in their journals. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
0735: Fort Connah interpretive sign
Interpretive sign about Fort Connah in the Mission Valley.
Flathead Reservation. Montana.
undated
Digital
Image
0736: Forested mountain scene
A forested landscape somewhere in the Lochsa. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
0737: Lochsa landscape
This landscape looks like the headwaters of Weir Creek to Bud
but he can't be sure. Forest landscape. Looks like fairly well
recovered burn, probably the 1929 fire or 1934 fire. The Lochsa
burned in those years, "big time." Big fires got away and burned
and burned and burned. "Once they get about so big you can't
stop them." 1929 fire, 1934 fire, restocked with shrubs. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
0738: High alpine, Rocky Mountain landscape
High alpine, Rocky Mountain landscape. Location unknown.
Blooming shrub visible in foreground.
undated
Digital
Image
0739: Billy Rhodes' mine shaft in the Blacklead Mining District
Billy Rhodes' mining tunnel in the Blacklead Mining District and
related discussion about his death, and grave location. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0740: Heavily browsed shrubs
Heavily browsed shrubs in wintertime. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
0741: Ponderosa pine seedling
Here's the old and the new: ponderosa pine seedling
backdropped by a burned stump, somewhere in the Lochsa
country. Fire. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
0742: Pondorosa pine with signs of pine beetle damage
Pondorosa pine, Mountain pine beetle attack, Sheridan Creek.
Montana.
1952
Digital
Image
0743: Dandelions at Lolo Ranger Station
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0744: Powell Ranger Station from Jay Point Lookout
1952
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Powell Ranger Station from Jay Point Lookout, July 1952,
before the logging activities scarred the landscape. And related
discussion about pristine landscapes and the differences today,
after management, logging, etc. Possible photo plot or photo
point candidate. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
Digital
Image
0745: Homer and water cans at Bear Mountain Lookout
Homer the pack mule with water cans at Bear Mountain
Lookout. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0746: Bob Byers on Topper at Duck Creek
Bob Byers on Topper at Duck Creek and related discussion
about Byers, democracy, and inspection trips to Sand Lake.
Byers was deputy supervisor of the Lolo National Forest, a
position Bud later held, too. Byers was an important mentor for
Bud. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0747: Bob Byers at Hidden Lake
Bob Byers at Hidden Lake and related discussion about fur
bearers and trapping in this area. Old trapper cabin was at this
location, below the outlet. Burned in earlier years. Fur bearer
habitat. Trapped by legitimate trappers, then area later declared
game preserve, and so illegal trapping took place. Poachers.
Good words about size of old trapper cabins. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0748: Bill Moore on skis
Bill Moore on skis (cross country gear) on a snowed-in road.
Skiing somewhere in the upper Lolo Creek drainage. Montana.
1952
Digital
Image
0749: Vicki at our home in Missoula
Vicki at our home in Missoula. Related discussion about when
she was born, and when she first walked. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0750: Vicki and Bill at Powell Ranger Station
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0751: Jane, Bill and Vicki Moore
Jane, Bill and Vicki Moore at an urban setting, probably
Missoula. Montana.
1953
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Digital
Image
0752: Vicki, Bill and Grandma Sadie Buckhouse
Vicki, Bill and Grandma Sadie Buckhouse at an unknown
location probably in Missoula. Montana.
1953
Digital
Image
0753: Vicki Moore at home
Montana
1953
Digital
Image
0754: Frank Bustard and Eldon Hannibal with elk fawn
Veteran woodsman, Frank Bustard (right, in red shirt), and
Eldon Hannibal, with elk fawn. Don't remember the story of this.
Likely one where somebody shot the mother or something. At
Powell Ranger Station. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
0755: Water Ousel nest at Colt Creek
Water Ousel nest under the pack bridge at Colt Creek, and
related discussion about water dippers, nest building,and their
bird songs. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
0756: Swede Cut Sale on the Lochsa
Swede Cut Sale on the Lochsa, near Lolo Pass, advertised
and sold locally in addition to sale at Packer Meadows. Bought
by Steve Russell, owner of the Lochsa Lodge. Spruce bark
beetle infested trees. Discussion also about how later sales
were finally advertised on a broader basis because it seemed
like we were going to have trouble dealing with the local mills
(they failed to bid on two because Forest Service hadn't allowed
enough to account for cost of deteriorating trees). Idaho. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0757: Fall colors at Rocky Point Junction
Fall colors at Rocky Point Junction along the Lolo Trail. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
0758: Rocky Point Junction
The view here is from near Rocky Point Junction looking down
the east fork of Papoose Creek and beyond. This is all logged
again now, so this is a tremendous comparison. Possible photo
plot or photo point candidate. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
0759: Glacier National Park
Looks like Glacier National Park. Possibly Highline Trail above
Going to the Sun Road. Montana.
1958
Digital
Image
0760: Bill and Vicki near West Glacier
Bill and Vicki at the historic exhibit en route to West Glacier.
Montana.
1958
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Digital
Image
0761: Going to the Sun Highway, Glacier National Park
Montana
1958
Digital
Image
0762: East of Logan Pass
Montana
1958
Digital
Image
0763: Glacier National Park
Scenic landscape somewhere in northwestern Montana
showing avalanche chutes and fall colors (larch), maybe Glacier
National Park. Montana.
1958
Digital
Image
0764: Camper's Code
Camper's Code sign tacked to unknown cabin.
1960
Digital
Image
0765: Bud Moore
Bud looking lean.
1963
Digital
Image
0767: Jane Moore at the World's Fair
Jane Moore at the World's Fair in New York City.
1964
Digital
Image
0768: Grandma Buckhouse and Jane Moore at World's Fair,
NYC
Grandma Buckhouse in wheelchair and Jane Moore on bench,
World's Fair, New York City, 1964.
1964
Digital
Image
0769: World's Fair
World's Fair display, New York City, 1964.
1964
Digital
Image
0770: World's Fair
World's Fair, New York City, 1964.
1964
Digital
Image
0771: 7th Avenue, New York City
Urban scene showing WNBC sign and Paramount Theater in
New York City. View looking down 7th Avenue.
1962
Digital
Image
0772: New York City skyline
New York City skyline from the water.
1964
Digital
Image
0773: New York City skyline
New York City skyline with view of the Brooklyn Bridge.
1964
Digital
Image
0774: Montana State Flag
Montana State Flag probably at the World's Fair, New York
City, 1964.
1964
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Digital
Image
0775: Hollywood, USA display at World's Fair
Hollywood, USA display at World's Fair with replica of the
Chinese Mann Theater, 1964.
1964
Digital
Image
0776: New York City skyline
New York City skyline, and Old Glory. View from the aft of a
vessel.
1964
Digital
Image
0777: New York City skyline
New York City skyline with view of General Grant National
Memorial and the Riverside Church.
1964
Digital
Image
0778: New York City skyline
New York City skyline with Cunard Line docks visible on
waterfront.
1964
Digital
Image
0779: Montana exhibit, The Big Sky Country
Montana exhibit, World's Fair, New York City, 1964.
1964
Digital
Image
0780: World's Fair, The Great Seal of Oklahoma
World's Fair, New York City, 1964.
1964
Digital
Image
0781: Statue of Liberty
New York City
1964
Digital
Image
0782: New York City skyline
New York City skyline looking back from near the Statue of
Liberty.
1964
Digital
Image
0783: New York City
New York City skyline in the distance with a port visible in the
foreground. Photograph taken from on the water.
1964
Digital
Image
0784: New York City skyline
New York City skyline. View of the United Nations Building from
the water.
1964
Digital
Image
0785: New York City bridge
New York City bridge, probably on the Harlem River.
1964
Digital
Image
0786: Hawkweed
Eastern wildflower, most likely a type of Hieracium in the Aster
family. Virginia.
1965
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Digital
Image
0787: Rhododendrons in the fog
Virginia
1965
Digital
Image
0788: Probably the Blue Ridge Parkway, Virginia and West
Virginia
Virginia
1965
Digital
Image
0789: Quiet pond
Reflection in the pond of an unknown location, Eastern United
States. Virginia.
1965
Digital
Image
0790: Freshly burned stand of Lodgepole pine
Freshly burned stand of Lodgepole pine, probably in the Big
Hole Basin, Montana.
1966
Digital
Image
0791: Freshly burned stand of Lodgepole pine
Freshly burned stand of Lodgepole pine, probably in the Big
Hole Basin, Montana.
1966
Digital
Image
0793: Unknown shrub, pink blossoms
Unknown shrub, pink blossoms. Probably eastern United
States. Virginia.
1968
Digital
Image
0794: Jane Moore in the Bear Creek drainage
Jane Moore on a foot log in the Bear Creek drainage, SelwayBitterroot Wilderness. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1970
Digital
Image
0796: Lost Horse Creek Station
Lost Horse Creek Station near the road end where we began a
hike into the Selway country. Vicki Moore. Montana.
1970
Digital
Image
0797: Western wildflowers somewhere in Montana
Western wildflowers somewhere in Montana. Indian Paintbrush
and others. Montana.
1970
Digital
Image
0798: Long shadows on the trip between Lost Horse Pass and
Selway Falls
Our first night out on the trip between Lost Horse Pass and
Selway Falls. Note the lean-to used as a tent. Vicki Moore.
Montana.
1970
Digital
Image
0799: Jane and Vicki Moore hiking on the Lost Horse Creek to
Selway Falls trip
1970
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Jane and Vicki Moore hiking the trail in ponderosa pine country
not far from the river (Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness, Lost Horse
Creek to Selway Falls trip). Montana.
Digital
Image
0800: Vicki Moore a mountain view in the Bitterroot mountains
Vicki Moore looking back up at the crest of the Bitterroot
mountains, Selway trip. Montana.
1970
Digital
Image
0801: River view in the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness
Probably Bear Creek near the junction with Cub Creek, SelwayBitterroot Wilderness. Discussion about sea-run fish, salmon,
etc. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1970
Digital
Image
0802: Jane at small spring
Jane at small spring and story about drinking from pristine
waters. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1970
Digital
Image
0803: Vicki Moore watching white water
Vicki Moore captured by white water somewhere in the vicinity
of the junction of Cub Creek and Bear Creek. And related
discussion of powerful places like this in wilderness, the sound
of white water, and how it all defies description. Idaho. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1970
Digital
Image
0804: Selway River
Selway River below the mouth of Bear Creek. Selway Bitterroot
Wilderness. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1970
Digital
Image
0805: Jane Moore crossing a log jam
Jane Moore crossing a log jam somewhere in the Selway
Bitterroot Wilderness. Discussion of importance to log jams
to fish, mink, otters, etc. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1970
Digital
Image
0806: Bud on the trail, Fish Lake Trip
Fish Lake Trip. Bud Moore skiing in the Selway Bitterroot
Wilderness, at the saddle near Fish Lake during a winter trip
with Bill Holman, Dick Walker to meet marten researchers,
Gary Kohler and Dennis Miller near Fish Lake. Discussion
about trip, deep snow, getting lost, and hearing avalanches,
etc. "I was gone about ten days and they nearly replaced
me at the Regional Office. I did this type of thing often, much
to the chagrin of some of the people I worked with. I figured
if I couldn't get out there and see it (the land) what was the
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use working there!" Bill Holman wrote a story about this trip
and marketed it in an outdoor magazine somewhere. Bud
is not sure who took this photo, but it was somebody on the
trip. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
Digital
Image
0807: Jane, Vicki Moore crossing a stream
Jane, Vicki Moore on logs somewhere in the Selway Bitterroot
wilderness. Idaho.
1970
Digital
Image
0808: Bud and Janet, posing at Blodgett Pass
Bud and Janet, posing for a photo, Blodgett Pass during the
Powell Elk Summit trip to do research for the Lochsa Story.
Discussion about writing the Lochsa Story, who took the photo,
and Charlie Powell, and historic cattle drive across Blodgett
Pass. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1974
Digital
Image
0809: Bud Moore hiking near Ranger Peak
Picture of Bud Moore hiking near Ranger Peak, with Kenai and
Ky on an exploring trip for the Lochsa Story. Name of Ranger
Peak used to be called Snowy Peak on old maps due to color
of granite on one side. Bud carried a tripod with him so he could
take self portraits, etc. while on these trips. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1975
Digital
Image
0810: McConnell Mountain Lookout Cabin
Bud at McConnell Mountain Lookout Cabin, on his research
trip for the Lochsa Story. Bud worked here as a lookout in late
1930s, perhaps 1937-1939. Discussion about history of the
cabin, when it was built and by whom, and related discussion
about lookout duties, etc. Note: the cedar shakes on this roof
were probably split and bundled along the river then packed
six or eight miles to the Lookout. More discussion about wages
of $74 per month, and culture of the time, why people worked
for the Forest Service during the Depression, fire protection,
communication and trail crews. At one time, this lookout was
a 30-mile hike from Powell Ranger Station. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1975
Digital
Image
0811: Landscape showing logging and lodge
Landscape showing logging and lodge, possibly in Montana
east of the mountains.
undated
Digital
Image
0813: Bud on skis Boulder Creek drainage
Bud, Boulder Creek drainage visiting marten researchers near
Fish Lake. See also 0806 and related discussion. Bud is not
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sure who took this photo, but it was somebody on the trip.
Everyone shared their slides.
Digital
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0814: Bud and Dick Walker, Fish Lake Trip
Bud and Dick Walker, Fish Lake Trip to meet marten
researchers. Discussion of no trace camping practices for
winter recreation, administration for campfires, fire rings.
Wilderness. Bud is not sure who took this photo, but it was
somebody on the trip. Everybody shared their slides. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0815: Elk quarters hanging in the trees
Elk meat for the winter, Probably in Montana.
undated
Digital
Image
0817: Crew building a lookout
This may be a crew working on the reconstruction of the Bear
Mountain Lookout, in the Lochsa. Not quite sure. Bud said "We
replaced an old wooden tower with one made of treated timber.
I'm unsure that this is Bear Mountain." CIRCA 1950s.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0818: A small high-alpine lake
A small high-alpine lake. It could be Frog Lake near Hidden
Peak Lookout in the Lochsa country. CIRCA 1950s.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0819: Horace Godfrey, District Ranger at Seeley Lake
Horace Godfrey, District Ranger at Seeley Lake, unpacking
snow measuring equipment at Limestone Pass. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0820: Remains of prospector/mining cabin in the Blacklead
Mining District
Remains of prospector/mining cabin in the Blacklead Mining
District. Maybe Billy Rhodes' cabin, or Beaver Jack's. CIRCA
1950s. Library Note: Identified as Beaver Jack's in photograph
#1594 and in the Lochsa Story p. 87. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0821: Bud's backpacker cooking outfit
Bud's backpacker cooking outfit, in action. Fried trout and
potatoes, and black coffee. Location unknown. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0822: Bitterroot in bloom
Bitterroot in bloom, somewhere in the Bitterroot Valley.
undated
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0823: Dinosaur skeleton in the Smithsonian
Dinosaur skeleton in the Smithsonian. Archaeology, fossils.
Washington, D.C.
undated
Digital
Image
0824: Vicki Moore
Vicki with a strong resemblance to her doll! CIRCA 1950s.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0825: Vicki at home at Missoula
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0826: Douglas fir beetle infestation
A beginning Douglas fir beetle infestation at an unknown
location.
undated
Digital
Image
0827: Montana mule deer
Montana mule deer at an unknown location. Montana.
undated
Digital
Image
0828: Tiger Swallowtails
Cluster of butterflies near water.
undated
Digital
Image
0829: Anne Lyman's home, in Annandale, Virginia
Though Bud's not sure, he thinks this is Hy and Anne Lyman's
home, in Annandale, Virginia. Hy was the chief of Personnel
Management for the Forest Service. He was Bud's boss. Bud
"ran the training branch" of the Forest Service for Hy "for a few
years." Virginia.
undated
Digital
Image
0830: Browsed vegetation in winter
Attempt to show heavy browse use. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
0831: Cross country skiers
Cross country skiers at a well-known ski slope in the Wasatch
Mountains of Utah.
1961
Digital
Image
0832: Tree Farmer's Logging Company work trailer
Tree Farmer's Logging Company, Squaw Creek area, work
trailer. CIRCA 1950s. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0833: Aerial view of Washington D.C.
Aerial view of Washington D.C. Thomas Jefferson Memorial in
the Center.
undated
Digital
Image
0834: National Gallery of Art
National Gallery of Art, West Building, Washington D.C.
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0835: Lookout enjoying the view before ascending into his
tower
A Lookout getting ready to pack his gear to the tower in the
Absarokee Beartooth mountains, Squaw Creek area. Bud is
not sure of the date. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1969
Digital
Image
0836: Crop and fallow pattern in Eastern Montana
Montana
undated
Digital
Image
0837: An Interstate highway
An Interstate highway with traffic at some unknown location
(possibly Billings, MT). There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0838: A small city in a continuous forested landscape
A small city in a continuous forested landscape. Location
unknown.
undated
Digital
Image
0840: Lupine
Lupine in bloom. Idaho.
1954
Digital
Image
0841: Heather at Frog Peak
Idaho
1954
Digital
Image
0845: Large Eastern river, location unknown
1959
Digital
Image
0846: Forest Officers examining a woods products operation
These Forest Officers are examining a woods products
operation in the Southeastern Region of the US.
1959
Digital
Image
0847: Logging operation on Southeastern forest
Small and medium-sized logging operation on a Southeastern
forest.
1959
Digital
Image
0848: Growth rings on southeastern pine
End of the log shows the growth rings on southeastern pine, I
believe that this is in Florida.
1959
Digital
Image
0849: Southeastern Region of the Forest Service site
Headquarters of some kind in the Southeastern Region of the
Forest Service.
1959
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0850: Violets in bloom
Violets, location unknown.
1962
Digital
Image
0851: Setting up the campsite
Back East, someplace. Moore family camping somewhere in
the Eastern part of the US.
1962
Digital
Image
0854: George Cohan monument
George Cohan monument, New York City theatre section.
1962
Digital
Image
0855: George Cohan statue
George Cohan statue or monument on street in New York City.
1962
Digital
Image
0856: Building view in New York City
Building view in New York City, looking east towards G.E.
Building on 50th Street.
1962
Digital
Image
0857: Moore family recreation room in Virginia
Moore family recreation room in Virginia, showing the fireplace
they designed and built. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1963
Digital
Image
0858: Moore family recreation room in Virginia
Moore family recreation room in Virginia, showing the fireplace
they designed and built.
1963
Digital
Image
0859: Moore family recreation room in Virginia
Moore family recreation room in Virginia, showing the fireplace
they designed and built.
1963
Digital
Image
0860: Vicki grilling hot dogs
Vicki grilling hot dogs at Moore family recreation room, Virginia.
1963
Digital
Image
0861: Vicki Moore loading firewood
Vicki loading firewood on the toboggan at Sandy Ridge Woods
and related discussion. West Virginia. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1963
Digital
Image
0862: Jane and Vicki with toboggan
Jane and Vicki with toboggan, headed for the house in Virginia.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1963
Digital
Image
0863: Jane with the Old Towne canoe
Jane with Old Towne canoe, Potomac River near Washington
DC.
1963
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0864: Vines on trees at Sandy Ridge Woods
West Virginia. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1963
Digital
Image
0865: Bud's first hunting camp back East
Virginia. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1963
Digital
Image
0866: Bud's hunting camp in Virginia
Bud's hunting camp in Virginia. Hunting for whitetail deer, and
black bear. Virginia. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1963
Digital
Image
0867: Small Virginia town
Small Virginia town that Bud passed through on the way
hunting.
1963
Digital
Image
0869: Model 12 Winchester shotgun and tree squirrel
Model 12 Winchester shotgun and squirrel shot in the woods
behind the Moore place in the suburbs of Fairfax, Virginia.
1964
Digital
Image
0870: Snuffy sniffing squirrel with Winchester Model 12 shotgun
in background
Snuffy with trophy squirrel on a hunting trip with Bud in Virginia.
Related discussion about hunting with hounds, for rabbits
and squirrels. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1964
Digital
Image
0871: Bud hunting with Snuffy at Sandy Ridge Woods
Bud hunting with Snuffy at Sandy Ridge Woods. Note the .22,
not the shotgun in this photo. West Virginia.
1964
Digital
Image
0872: Small ski resort in Virginia
Virginia. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1964
Digital
Image
0873: Typical farmstead in Virginia or West Virginia
Virginia
1964
Digital
Image
0874: Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Arlington, Virginia
Shrine of the Tomb Sentinels, Arlington, Virginia. Note the
military guard (see also #876). Library Note: Arlington National
Cemetary.
1964
Digital
Image
0875: Government institution or headquarters
1964
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Photo of some kind of government institution or headquarters at
an unknown location, probably in the East. Virginia.
Digital
Image
0876: Interpretive sign to explain the Shrine of The Tomb
Sentinels
Interpretive sign to explain the Shrine of the military guard
"tomb Sentinels" that we see in #874. Library Note: Tomb of the
Unknown Soldier, Arlington National Cemetary. Virginia
1964
Digital
Image
0877: Historical building
Impressive history building somewhere in the Eastern US.
Location unknown.
1964
Digital
Image
0878: Log and stone ruins of an old building
Log and stone ruins of an old building, location unknown for
sure, but it could be along the Blue Ridge Parkway. Virginia.
1965
Digital
Image
0879: Cave entrance to an old iron works operation
Cave entrance where an old iron works operation from the
Civil War existed. Huge adaptation from Blacksmithing. Note
a person standing on hearthstone. Discussion of Sandy Ridge
Woods, too. Virginia. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1965
Digital
Image
0880: Jane and Snuffy at the dog show
Jane and Snuffy at the dog show for hounds, hunting dogs.
Vicki took the picture? Virginia. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1965
Digital
Image
0881: Park headquarters
Park headquarters or some similar institution, probably along
the Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia. Note the split rail fence.
Virginia. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1965
Digital
Image
0882: Rhododendron in full bloom
Rhododendron in full bloom in some of the high country of
Virginia or North Carolina.
1965
Digital
Image
0883: Canoe on the river
Exact location unsure. Probably the Rapahannock River.
Grumman canoe. Virginia.
1965
Digital
Image
0884: Canoeing the Rapahannock River
Bud and unknown canoeing companion running a rapid in
the swifter, rockier portion of the Rapahannock River. Bud
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in stern, but not sure who is in front. Grumman canoe. The
Rapahannock River, particularly from Kelly's Ford down to near
Fredericksburg was one of Bud's favorite rivers to run, and
fish, and recreate. This was about twenty miles from Moore's
Fairfax, VA area home.
Digital
Image
0885: Snuffy in the snow
That's Snuffy in the center of the picture and he's pretty
interested in staying in the center of the snowshoe trail. He
couldn't get around very well outside of the trail. One of the
larger snowfalls in the Washington DC area. Virginia.
1966
Digital
Image
0886: Campsite at the Dismal Swamp
Campsite at the Dismal Swamp caretakers headquarters by
the outlet of the swamp. Virginia. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1966
Digital
Image
0887: Cypress tree
Cypress tree in the Dismal Swamp area of Virginia, North
Carolina. Discussion about camping trip, and raccoon story.
Virginia. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1966
Digital
Image
0888: Jim Jay and Jack Dietrich
Jim Jay and Jack Dietrich (left) in canoe at Dismal swamp and
related story about history of area. Virginia. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1966
Digital
Image
0889: Caretaker's house at Dismal Swamp outlet
Caretaker's house at Dismal Swamp outlet, showing the canal
downstream. Virginia.
1966
Digital
Image
0890: Cypress tree
Cypress tree in the Dismal Swamp area of Virginia, North
Carolina.
1966
Digital
Image
0891: Cypress tree at Dismal Swamp
Cypress tree at Dismal Swamp. Virginia, North Carolina.
1966
Digital
Image
0892: Canoeing through the swamp
Swamp vegetation species unknown. Canoe in the swamp.
Virginia. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1966
Digital
Image
0893: Jane and the canoes
1966
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This shows Jane in our Old Towne Otca Canoe, accompanied
by the Grumman 17' canoe. Virginia.
Digital
Image
0894: Swamp-like sections of a small stream
Swamp-like sections of a small stream crossing the Piedmont
part of Virginia. These are inhabited by both large and smallmouthed bass.
1966
Digital
Image
0895: Swamp-like sections of a small stream
Swamp-like sections of small stream crossing the Piedmont
part of Virginia. These are inhabited by both large and smallmouthed bass.
1966
Digital
Image
0898: Beginning of the Dismal Swamp voyage
Jane watches as the canoe party prepares to embark on the
Dismal Swamp voyage. Virginia.
1966
Digital
Image
0899: Caretaker's area for Dismal Swamp
Caretaker's area for Dismal Swamp, at the outlet. Note camping
facilities for sportsmen. Virginia.
1966
Digital
Image
0900: Camping area at the outlet of Dismal Swamp
Camping area at the outlet of Dismal Swamp, taken during
same trip as previous slides. Virginia.
1966
Digital
Image
0901: Bud's cooking outfit in action
Bud's cooking outfit in action somewhere in a camp in the East.
Note "little chunky fish, maybe bluegills, catfish." Virginia.
1966
Digital
Image
0903: Landscape shot showing several different land use types
Landscape shot showing several different uses. Location
unknown. Terrain looks a little bit like the Libby -- Troy area.
1966
Digital
Image
0904: Mountain landscape viewed from a plane
Landscape, possibly in the Libby -- Troy area of Western
Montana. Location unknown.
1966
Digital
Image
0905: Mountain landscape viewed from a plane
Landscape, possibly in the Libby -- Troy area of Western
Montana. Location unknown.
1966
Digital
Image
0906: Aerial view of a marshy meadows surrounded by forest
Aerial view of a marshy meadows surrounded by forest.
Location unknown.
1966
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0907: Mountain landscape viewed from a plane
Landscape, possibly in the Libby -- Troy area of Western
Montana. Location unknown. Shows roads, logging.
1966
Digital
Image
0908: Signs at Bonners Ferry Ranger Station
Fire danger and ranger station sign at Bonners Ferry Ranger
Station 1967, which was an active fire year. Idaho.
1967
Digital
Image
0909: Fire scene
Fire scene possibly on the Trapper Peak Fire, 1967, near Libby,
Montana.
1967
Digital
Image
0910: Small spot fire
Small spot fire creeping up to a log on a fire in Region One in
1967. Could possibly find this by looking in Bud's journals for
summer 1967.
1967
Digital
Image
0911: Crews working on fire
Crews cleaning up a dozer line on a fire in Region One, 1967.
1967
Digital
Image
0912: Region One Aerial Fire Depot
Region One Aerial Fire Depot. Smokejumpers building visible in
background. Aero Commander 500 visible on tarmac. Montana.
1967
Digital
Image
0913: Aerial shot of ground fire
Aerial shot of ground fire, Region One, 1967.
1967
Digital
Image
0914: Photo shows the hottest part of the fire controlled by line
Photo shows the hottest part of the fire controlled by line.
Somewhere in Region One, 1967. Might even be a burnout.
1967
Digital
Image
0916: Aerial view of a fire in mountainous terrain in Region One
Aerial view of a fire in mountainous terrain in Region One.
Engine cowling of Aero Commander aircraft visible in
photograph.
1967
Digital
Image
0917: Interpretive sign on highway in Region One
1967
Digital
Image
0918: Forest Service C-46 flies over a firefighter camp
Air drop to a fire in Region One. Location unknown.
1967
Digital
Image
0919: Forest Service C-46 flies over a firefighter camp
Air drop to a fire in Region One. Location unknown.
1967
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0920: Fire crew in Region One
Overhead crew making plans on a fire in Region One.
1967
Digital
Image
0921: Firefighter rest area
Firefighter rest area on a fire in Region One, 1967. Note
stream, riparian area in the background.
1967
Digital
Image
0922: Juneau, Alaska
Partial view of downtown Juneau, Alaska.
1967
Digital
Image
0923: Waterfront scene showing float planes
Waterfront scene of South-Central Coastal Alaska showing float
planes.
1967
Digital
Image
0924: View of downtown Juneau with Federal Building and
Juneau-Douglas Bridge
View of Juneau. Discussion about "sun leave" given to Forest
Service employees out of Juneau. Alaska. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1967
Digital
Image
0925: Ketchikan airport, Ketchikan, Alaska
Ketchikan airport, Ketchikan, Alaska. Library Note: AlaskaCoastal Ellis Airlines Grumman Goose visible in foreground and
Pacific Southwest Airlines 737 in background. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1967
Digital
Image
0926: North River Mills Post Office
North River Mills Post Office and story about Elmer Croston,
and Montanan who got thrown in jail. Fall colors. North River
Mills Historic District, Hampshire County, West Virginia.
1967
Digital
Image
0927: Flowering Dogwood and Wild grape
Colorful fruit and shrubbery. Identification unknown. Probably
West Virginia mountains. Bud went back to DC for a fall trip this
year. Library Note: Most likely flowering dogwood and a type of
wild grape.
1967
Digital
Image
0928: Jane hunting at Sandy Ridge Woods
Jane hunting at Sandy Ridge Woods with George's Peak in the
background. West Virginia.
1967
Digital
Image
0929: Camp trailer parked near Sandy Ridge Woods
Camp trailer parked near our headquarters at Sandy Ridge
Woods. West Virginia. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1967
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Image
0930: Whitetail deer hoisted in a tripod
Whitetail deer hoisted with Spanish windlass and related story.
West Virginia. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1967
Digital
Image
0931: Crocus blooming
Crocus probably in a Montana forest.
1968
Digital
Image
0932: Boy Scout camp at Sandy Ridge Woods
Boy Scout camp at Sandy Ridge Woods. Dutch oven cooking
story. West Virginia. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1968
Digital
Image
0933: Scoutmaster wooking with a Dutch oven
Here the Scoutmaster prepares to cook our supper in a Dutch
oven. West Virginia.
1968
Digital
Image
0934: Vicki and friend ready for a canoe trip
Vicki and friend at about high school age, somewhere in
Virginia or West Virginia, ready for a canoe trip. "We did a lot of
canoeing back there."
1968
Digital
Image
0935: Firefighters on line somewhere in Western US
Firefighters on line somewhere in Western US. "Slide 21 Line
Crew" written on the slide. (This image obviously from a slide
show that Bud presented somewhere.)
1974
Digital
Image
0936: Old Forest Service blaze
Old Forest Service blaze chopped into a fire scar. "I can see
why I took that. It's a real old thing. You have to look hard to
see it."
1982
Digital
Image
0937: Dick and Sarah Walker's home near Peck, Idaho
Dick and Sarah Walker's home, under construction, over on
the Clearwater near Peck, Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1982
Digital
Image
0938: Dworshak National Fish Hatchery
Dworshak National Fish Hatchery and discussion about the
dam on the North Fork of the Clearwater and the ruination of
the fishery. Good quote from Nez Perce by Bud. Idaho. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1982
Digital
Image
0939: Cedar stump in Lochsa
1982
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Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
Digital
Image
0940: Mud Creek Ranger Station
Mud Creek Ranger Station, ranger dwelling near Lolo Hot
Springs. This was abandoned as a ranger station in 1935.
Later moved to Lolo Pass. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1982
Digital
Image
0941: Old Clearcut in the Lochsa/Clearwater country
Old Clearcut in the Lochsa/Clearwater country. Fireweed
coming back in is a good omen for healthy start, or restart.
Idaho.
1982
Digital
Image
0942: Prescribed or slash burn
Prescribed or slash burn in an unknown location, probably in
the Lochsa country. Fire. Idaho.
1982
Digital
Image
0943: Seed tree cut with burning slash
Seed tree cut at an unknown location on the Lochsa. Idaho.
1982
Digital
Image
0944: Seed tree cut
Seed tree cut at an unknown location on the Lochsa. Idaho
1982
Digital
Image
0945: Warm Springs Creek at Jerry Johnson Hot Springs
Warm Springs Creek at Jerry Johnson hot springs and related
stories about the area, mineral lick, elk, moose. Idaho. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1982
Digital
Image
0946: Bud's camp at Wild Goose campground
Bud's camp at Wild Goose campground below the junction of
the Selway and Lochsa rivers, which form the middle fork of the
Clearwater. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1982
Digital
Image
0947: New office building at the Powell Ranger Station
New office building at the Powell Ranger Station. Idaho. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1982
Digital
Image
0948: Forest Service vehicles at the Powell Ranger Station
New office building at the Powell Ranger Station. Jay Point
Lookout is on the ridge in the background. Idaho.
1982
Digital
Image
0949: Clear-cut logging in the Lochsa
We see here a fresh clearcut in the foreground, and in the
distance, other clearcuts beginning to show during a period
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when we first began to log heaviliy in the Lochsa, Powell
Ranger District. Idaho.
Digital
Image
0950: Forest Service Interpretive sign
Interpretive sign somewhere in the Lochsa, possibly at the Lolo
Pass Interpretive Center? Idaho.
1982
Digital
Image
0951: Fire warehouse building at Powell Ranger Station
Fire warehouse building at Powell Ranger Station, which
was also called the Elk Summit building when Bud worked
there. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1982
Digital
Image
0952: Powell School, at Powell Ranger Station
Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
198209
Digital
Image
0953: Bud in the Little Salmon drainage
Bud while he was spending winter trapping in the Little Salmon
drainage, Bob Marshall Wilderness. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1984
Digital
Image
0954: Fish Lake cabin
Inside Fish Lake cabin. Left to right: Gary Kohler, Dennis Miller,
Bud Moore, and Bill Holman. Bud met these researchers in
here during a marten ecology study. Bud is not sure who took
this photo. Everybody shared their slides. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1974
Digital
Image
0955: Ranger Bud Moore at the Colt Killed Creek interpretive
sign
Ranger Bud at the Lewis and Clark route recreation sign in
February 1953. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
0956: Bud Moore at Blodgett Pass
Bud taking notes for the Lochsa Story at Blodgett Pass. "Good
place to take notes. I can write when I get in a setting like that!"
Montana.
1974
Digital
Image
0957: Bud Moore at Hoadley Reef
Bud Moore at Hoadley Reef, Bob Marshall Wilderness, on an
inspection trip with Forest Supervisor, George Engler. "These
little meadows are really rich, forbes and shrubs. Lots of little
wildflowers, all in pygmy." Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1970
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Digital
Image
0958: South Fork of the Shenandoah River, Virginia
South Fork of the Shenandoah River, Virginia. "Beautiful
country."
1967
Digital
Image
0959: Yale Lyman with canoe on the Penoboscot River
Yale Lyman with canoe, during a trip with Bud, on the
Penoboscot River side, going upstream, toward Allagash River
side, and on through to Allagash on the Allagash River near
the St. John River, northern Maine. Massachusetts. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1968
Digital
Image
0960: Rest stop riverside on a backpacking trip
Location uncertain, probably Bear Creek in the Selway taken
during the hike we made across from Lost Horse Pass down to
Selway Falls. Montana.
1970
Digital
Image
0961: Charred remains of the house at Sandy Ridge Woods
West Virginia. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1973
Digital
Image
0962: Remants of the Sandy Ridge Woods fire
West Virginia
1973
Digital
Image
0963: Remants of the Sandy Ridge Woods fire
West Virginia
1973
Digital
Image
0964: Burnt vehicle at Sandy Ridge Woods
West Virginia
1973
Digital
Image
0965: Remants of the Sandy Ridge Woods fire
West Virginia
1973
Digital
Image
0966: Charred remains of the house at Sandy Ridge Woods
West Virginia
1973
Digital
Image
0967: Charred remains of the house at Sandy Ridge Woods
West Virginia
1973
Digital
Image
0968: Charred remains of the house at Sandy Ridge Woods
West Virginia
1973
Digital
Image
0969: Remants of the Sandy Ridge Woods fire
West Virginia
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Digital
Image
0970: Kinnikinnick at the Swan Valley property
Kinnikinnick, or Bearberry, at Swan Valley property, Coyote
Forest. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1978
Digital
Image
0971: Kinnikinnick at the Swan Valley property
Kinnikinnick, or Bearberry, at Swan Valley property, Coyote
Forest. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
0972: Woodpile at Coyote Forest
The very necessary woodpile at Coyote Forest. Montana. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1978
Digital
Image
0973: Main cabin at Coyote Forest
Main cabin at Coyote Forest, built in 1975-1977. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1981
Digital
Image
0974: Crazy Horse Falls
Crazy Horse Falls in wintertime. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1981
Digital
Image
0975: View of Mattson Meadows
View of Mattson Meadows looking northwest toward mountains
that border the Scapegoat Wilderness near Ovando. Discussion
about history of the property, how it was named, Mattson or
Madison on the maps, and previous owners including Danaher.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1982
Digital
Image
0976: Looking southeast from Mattson Meadows
Looking southeast from Mattson Meadows toward clearcut
logging east of Kleinschmidt Flats. Some discussion of logging
in this area. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1982
Digital
Image
0977: Bill Moore fishing on one of the South Cold Creek lakes
Bill Moore fishing on one of the South Cold Creek lakes. Grizzly
bear stories. Discussion of fish in lakes; some are stocked, and
getting into the South Fork Cold Creek lakes. Bob and Gyda
Newman and stories of building trail and taking first pack horses
into this area. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1982
Digital
Image
0978: Lake in the South Fork of Cold Creek chain
Another lake in the South Fork of Cold Creek chain. Montana.
1982
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Image
0979: Shrubby cinquefoil
Shrubby cinquefoil in bloom. Montana
1982
Digital
Image
0980: Grandson David Moore fishing
Grandson David Moore with fishing pole in hand at South Fork
Cold Creek lakes. Montana.
1982
Digital
Image
0981: Grandson David Moore fishing
Grandson David Moore with fishing pole in hand at South Fork
Cold Creek lakes. Montana.
1982
Digital
Image
0982: Bill Moore and the Office String
Bill Moore, Topper, Bud's horse, Salty, and pack mules, Homer
and Sis, that made up the Office String. Just breaking camp
and pulling out of a camp at Clark Meadows on Storm Creek.
Powell Ranger District. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
0983: Sunset on the Powell Ranger District
Idaho
undated
Digital
Image
0984: Lochsa River view
Lochsa River at a place called Lake Creek Crossing. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0985: Homer and the Office Pack string
Homer and the Office String on a scenic ridge, Hidden Peak
and Big Sand Lake, "a real power place" and discussion of
alpine larch regeneration, mountain horsemanship, etc. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0986: Wendover Cabin
Wendover Cabin (now the site of Wendover Campground
meadow) which Bud built for trapping before World War II. "a
hallowed place" where he trapped for about six years. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0987: Winter browsed vegetation
Browse in unknown location. Most likely Lochsa area. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
0988: Fueling up the TBM Avenger
Early-day Navy fighter plane, TBM Avenger, (designed to drop
torpoedoes) adapted to dropping retardant on forest fires,
probably at the Missoula airport. Montana.
undated
Digital
Image
0989: McConnell Lookout and the Office String
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McConnell Lookout and the Office String. Bill Moore, lookout
and one unidentified young man. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
0990: Blodgett Peak
Blodgett Peak. "good goat place." Looks like a 1950s slide.
CIRCA 1950s. Idaho.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
0991: Heel boom
Heel boom probably in the Bear Camp area, and related
discussion about 1950s era logging, Idaho jammers and shovel
logging including roads. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0992: Bill Moore and Lenny Smith
Bill Moore with the office string, followed by Lenny Smith,
packer, on the trail between Jerry Johnson cabin and Jerry
Johnson lookout. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0993: Joe Fitzgerald
Bud's stepson Joe Fitzgerald on the Bitterroot River trapline
which Bud ran during the early 1970s. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
0994: Pack Creek trail work
Pack Creek Ford, G. Squires, part of trail maintenance crew
that is repairing the ford across Pack Creek. Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
0995: Topper, Salty, Homer at Big Sand Lake
Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
0996: Horace Godfrey at Edith Peak fire
Horace Godfrey at Edith Peak fire, near Reservation Divide.
Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0997: Bondurant Logging Company working at Packer
Meadows
Bondurant Logging Company loading at Packer Meadows.
Spruce logs on 1950s era logging truck. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
0998: Maple Lake
1953
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Maple Lake looking toward old lookout site. No fish in this lake.
A few words about this as a power place. Selway Bitterroot
Wilderness. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
Digital
Image
0999: Bear track at Papoose Creek
Papoose Creek, black bear hind foot track on the Powell
Ranger District. One of the better drainages for steelhead
spawning, and probably chinook, too, but they were fading out
pretty fast when Bud first got in there. Idaho.
1954
Digital
Image
1000: Diablo Lookout
Diablo Lookout and related discussion about Powell Ranger
Station and Elk Summit, Frank Smith and Adolph Weholt, first
rangers on those districts in 1909. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
1001: Hypothesized location of Traverler's Rest
This is a photo of the place where historians thought Traveler's
Rest was for many years. Taken from a hill above the location.
In early 2000, the site was identified as being further up the
drainage. Montana.
1954
Digital
Image
1002: Truck loaded with logs
Spruce logs from spruce bark beetle infestation. Discussion:
logging on the Lochsa, logs being hauled to Missoula and
information about this particular harvest which lasted from 1951
to about 1957. 1910 fire. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1955
Digital
Image
1003: Bud Moore panning for gold
Bud Moore panning for gold near Bannack, Montana in
about 1959. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
1004: George Colgate's grave
George Colgate's grave along the Lochsa River. Discussion:
Bud mentions hot springs, nearby Colgate Lick recreation
trail and visitor information signs and interpretive site. The
Colgate Lick was once a large cedar flat, but it burned in about
1929. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1967
Digital
Image
1005: Billowing smoke from ridgeline
A fire blowing up in Region One.
1967
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1006: Kenai and Ky in the Powell Ranger District with packs
Kenai and Ky in the Powell Ranger District with packs. Note
stump, which is a trailside stump cut for the original trail. Maybe
along the trail between McConnell Mountain and Fish Lake.
Bud is not sure who took this photo. "Everybody shared their
slides." Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1975
Digital
Image
1007: Bud Moore standing in a clearing
Bud pointing at something, location between Elk Summit and
Powell Ranger Station. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1975
Digital
Image
1008: Devil's Chair
This spectacular granite upthrust along the Lolo Trail is known
as the Devil's Chair. When you scramble up the backside of this
rock, there's a huge place looks like the Devil's Chair. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1975
Digital
Image
1009: Fish Lake drainage
Gary Kohler, left, and Dennis Miller, right, overlooking the Fish
Lake drainage, airport and cabin site just left of middle of photo.
Taken on the Fish Butte Saddle as the team was headed out,
down Boulder Creek, to the Boulder Creek Campground where
they hoped to catch a ride out. Bud is not sure who took this
photo. Everybody shared their slides. Idaho.
1974
Digital
Image
1010: Looking West from Ranger Peak, formerly Snowy Peak
Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1974
Digital
Image
1011: Bob Mutch and Jim Habeck
Bob Mutch and Jim Habeck, researcher, standing on the
ridge that runs from Tom Beal Park right on up to Grave Peak
during a field study of fire ecology. "Pretty good shot of an old
burn." Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1971
Digital
Image
1012: Bud Moore on ridge
Bud Moore at the same location (nearly) as previous slide,
on the ridge between Tom Beal Park and Grave Peak, during
fire ecology research trip. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1971
Digital
Image
1013: Grave Peak Lookout
1971
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Grave Peak Lookout, built in the 1920s with lumber sawed
by Bill Bell at Elk Summit Ranger Station. Discussion: Bud's
journals or his interview with Heinie Williams may have the
name of the man who actually packed lumber up to the lookout,
and then built it. Or check Lochsa Story index. Heinie was
the packer there, then. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
1014: Colt Killed Creek drainage, Idaho
Looking east from the Tom Beal Park/Grave Peak ridge, we
can see the results of probably a fire about 1910 with new
reproduction coming in. The drainage immediately in front is
Colt Creek, which flows into White Sand, now known as Colt
Killed Creek. "Gosh those were good years, hiking around
looking at all that stuff. I sure enjoyed them, with the pack dogs
and all that stuff." Same trip for fire ecology research. This is
the same elevation as all the others, but this is over the other
side, wetter, and you have all kinds of regeneration. "Pretty
telling landscape." Idaho.
1971
Digital
Image
1015: Trail sign at mouth Big Flat Creek
Trail sign at mouth Big Flat Creek. Discussion of history of
Forest Service signs, enamel, etc. Note: No bullet holes in this
sign. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1016: Bear Mountain Lookout
Bear Mountain Lookout. Discussion: stories about putting up
this tower in the late 1940s. Bud had to hire Bob Johnson flying
service to "drop" the longer materials at the lookout site. Good
story. Note: A journal entry for April 11, 1951 references the
Bear Mtn. Lookout: "Made plans also today for dropping a plane
load of tower supplies to Bear Mountain Lookout." Idaho. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1017: Maple Lake Lookout
Maple Lake Lookout (which is no longer there). Discussion:
good discussion of lookout duties, job lists, and the transition
from using these lookouts for fire detection, to the use of aerial
patrols and smokejumpers. Discussion about taking out lower
priority lookout to finance "a smokejumper or two." Idaho. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
1018: Early-day sno-cat
Early-day sno-cat (predecessor to the snowmobiles) used in
the Lochsa. Discussion: Snowmobile Development by Forest
Service Equipment Development Center and often tested at
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Powell, etc. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
Digital
Image
1019: Lolo Pass
Snow measuring crew at Lolo Pass, 1950s. Montana
undated
Digital
Image
1020: Lochsa River looking upstream
Lochsa River looking upstream toward the site of the cabin
Bud got from Jay Turner. Discussion: related stories including
discussion of the ice jams and flooding along the river (Burnt
Cedar Bar). Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1982
Digital
Image
1021: Logging equipment at Wendover Creek area
Logging equipment at Wendover Creek area, high-lead logging.
Discussion: mentions that Bud interviewed this logger for the
Lochsa Story. See book for more notes. Also history of changes
in logging equipment from shovel logging to lines. Idaho. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1982
Digital
Image
1022: Researcher Dennis Miller
Researcher Dennis Miller on marten study, Fish Lake. Bud is
not sure who took this photo. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1974
Digital
Image
1023: Bill Holman on skis
Bill Holman, wilderness staff for Region One, on marten study
in Fish Lake Basin. Pack dogs Ky, Kenai, Huna (?). Bud is not
sure who took this photo. Idaho.
1974
Digital
Image
1024: Digging out of winter camp
Digging out of winter camp in Fish Lake Basin during marten
research trip. Bud Moore, Dick Walker, Bill Holman. First
night out (next morning). Snow. Bud is not sure who took this
photo. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1974
Digital
Image
1025: Crew member on Fish Lake trip
Crew member, Bill Holman, on Fish Lake trip for marten
research. Head of Old Man Creek where the snow is 14 feet
deep. Note creek bottom left hand side. "I bet nobody's been
there since in the winter!" Bud said. See related slides about
getting lost in this drainage this trip. Snow. Bud is not sure who
took this photo. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1974
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Image
1026: Ky and Kenai resting at camp
Ky and Kenai resting at camp on the Fish Lake marten research
trip. Snow. Bud is not sure who took this photo. Idaho. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1974
Digital
Image
1027: Snowy winter scene
Unsure of location. It looks like the country we came down
through by mistake into Old Man Creek, during the Fish Lake
trip. Snow. Not sure who took the photo. Idaho.
1974
Digital
Image
1028: Typical shot of Eagle Mountain, Fish Lake country
Typical shot of Eagle Mountain, Fish Lake country. Marten
research trip. Snow. Bud is not sure who took this photo.
Everybody shared their slides. Idaho.
1974
Digital
Image
1029: Gary Kohler
Fish Lake trip. Gary Kohler climbing out of the Fish Lake Basin
toward Fish Lake Saddle and related discussion. Snow. Bud
is not sure who took this photo, as everybody shared their
slides. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1974
Digital
Image
1030: Fish Lake trip
Same location as previous slide. "Ski trail coming up out of
the Fish Lake Basin with Fish Lake Saddle on the horizon,
I think." Snow. Bud is not sure who took this photo, as
everybody shared their slides. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1974
Digital
Image
1031: Snow scene on Fish Lake Trip
Snow scene on Fish Lake Trip, similar to previous slides. Bud is
not sure who took this photo. Idaho.
1974
Digital
Image
1032: Trail leading from main camp at Fish Lake Cabin to
latrine (outhouse)
Fish Lake Trip, trail leading from main camp at Fish Lake Cabin
to latrine (outhouse). Snow. Bud is not sure who took this
photo. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1974
Digital
Image
1033: Fish Lake Trip
Fish Lake Trip. Ski trail along marten trapping "trapline."
Discussion: skiing in deep snow, and live-trapping in box traps.
Snow. Bud is not sure who took this photo. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
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1034: Snow camp
Probably the camp at Old Man Creek on Fish Lake Trip. Pack
dogs in snow and related discussion. Bud is not sure who took
this photo. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1974
Digital
Image
1035: Pack dogs, Ky and Kenai, at home near Missoula
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1974
Digital
Image
1036: Two skiers and three dogs in snow
Landscape photo somewhere near Fish Lake saddle. Gary
Kohler, front, and Bill Holman, back. Dogs from left to right:
Huna (Bill's dog), Kenai and Ky. Bud is not sure who took this
photo. Idaho.
1974
Digital
Image
1037: Dennis Miller
Dennis Miller on a day trip out from the main camp, marten
research on Fish Lake Trip. Snow. Bud is not sure who took this
photo. Idaho.
1974
Digital
Image
1038: Winter scene on the Fish Lake Trip
Fish Lake Trip, on the marten trapline. Bud is not sure who took
this photo. Idaho.
1974
Digital
Image
1039: Gary Kohler, Dennis Miller and Bill Holman on the
trapline
Gary Kohler, Dennis Miller and Bill Holman on the trapline,
Fish Lake Trip, marten research. Bud is not sure who took this
photo. Idaho.
1974
Digital
Image
1040: Marten trap box
Fish Lake Trip photo shows box trap used to live-trap marten
for research. Discussion: marten habits, habitat. Bud is not sure
who took this photo. Everybody shared slides on the trip. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1974
Digital
Image
1041: Skiing on the spur line
Fish Lake Trip, skiing on the spur line, marten trapline out from
the main Fish Lake Cabin camp. Bud is not sure who took this
photo. Everybody shared slides on the trip. Idaho.
1974
Digital
Image
1042: Dennis Miller
1974
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Dennis Miller on a day trip out from the main camp, marten
research on Fish Lake Trip. Snow. Bud is not sure who took this
photo. Everybody shared slides on the trip. Idaho.
Digital
Image
1043: Gary Kohler examining marten set
Gary Kohler on Fish Lake Trip, examining marten set. Bud is
not sure who took this photo. Everybody shared slides on the
trip. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1974
Digital
Image
1044: Ky or Kenai sitting in trail at Fish Lake Cabin
Fish Lake Cabin where researchers stayed for marten, fire
ecology project. Bud is not sure who took this photo. Everybody
shared slides on the trip. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1974
Digital
Image
1045: Fish Lake Trip
Fish Lake Trip, crew members heading out over Fish Lake
Pass. Snow. Bud is not sure who took this photo. Everybody
shared slides on the trip. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1974
Digital
Image
1046: Snowshoe tracks in the snow
Unknown location. Winter scene with snowshoe trail at an
unknown location. Bud thinks this is not the Fish Lake Trip
because of the snowshoe trail. Bud is not sure who took this
photo. Everybody shared slides on the trip. Idaho.
1974
Digital
Image
1047: White Cap Fire Study area
Location uncertain, but part of the White Cap Fire Study.
Discussion: early days of the Let It Burn policies in Region One.
Tried to hold this fire in the White Cap drainage. It went into the
Snake Creek drainage and "we fought it full bore there." Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1973
Digital
Image
1048: Forested mountains
Probably the White Cap study area, same as previous slide.
White Cap study/Fitz Creek fire. Idaho.
1973
Digital
Image
1049: Hitch rack
This is probably the hitch rack at the Bad Luck Lookout, White
Cap Creek fire study area. Fitz Creek fire. Idaho.
1973
Digital
Image
1050: Firefighter on Fitz Creek Fire
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Firefighter in the White Cap Creek fire study area. "We did
have firefighters there to protect the lookouts and whatnot." Fitz
Creek fire. Idaho.
Digital
Image
1051: Bad Luck Lookout hitching post
Bad Luck Lookout, White Cap Creek fire study area. Note
smoke down below from burn. Fitz Creek fire. Idaho.
1973
Digital
Image
1052: Firefighters holding a line
Firefighters holding a line just below the Bad Luck Lookout,
part of the White Cap Creek fire study and Fitz Creek fire.
Discussion: Lots of brush, good game country. Vegetation is
mid-slope regeneration following an older burn. Fire. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1973
Digital
Image
1053: View from the Bad Luck Lookout
Looking down from the Bad Luck Lookout at smoke. Firefighters
in previous slide are just below the lookout. Idaho.
1973
Digital
Image
1054: Spot fires, view from aircraft
Fire spots in a mountainous area, location unknown. Most likely
Northern Idaho or Northwestern Montana.
1973
Digital
Image
1055: Spot fire
Fire spots in a mountainous area, location unknown. Most likely
Northern Idaho or Northwestern Montana.
1973
Digital
Image
1056: Spot fires on mountain ridge
Fire spots in a mountainous area, location unknown. Most likely
Northern Idaho or Northwestern Montana.
1973
Digital
Image
1057: Fire spots in a mountainous area
Fire spots in a mountainous area, location unknown. Most likely
Northern Idaho or Northwestern Montana.
1973
Digital
Image
1058: Fire spots in a mountainous area
Fire spots in a mountainous area, location unknown. Most likely
Northern Idaho or Northwestern Montana.
1973
Digital
Image
1059: Fire spots in a mountainous area, location unknown
Fire spots in a mountainous area, location unknown. Most likely
Northern Idaho or Northwestern Montana.
1973
Digital
Image
1060: Fire spots in a mountainous area
1973
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Fire spots in a mountainous area, location unknown. View from
airplane. Most likely Northern Idaho or Northwestern Montana.
Digital
Image
1061: Rising plumes of smoke
>Fire spots in a mountainous area, location unknown. Most
likely Northern Idaho or Northwestern Montana.
1973
Digital
Image
1062: Firefighter near Bad Luck Lookout
Firefighter in the Fitz Creek fire/White Cap study area, near Bad
Luck Lookout. Idaho.
1973
Digital
Image
1064: Billowing smoke in the distance
A large fire blowing up as seen from an unknown location,
probably Region One.
1973
Digital
Image
1065: Retardant drop at Bad Luck Lookout
Retardant drop at Bad Luck Lookout, Fitz Creek Fire, White
Cap Study. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1973
Digital
Image
1066: Retardant drop at Bad Luck Lookout
Retardant drop at Bad Luck Lookout, Fitz Creek Fire, White
Cap Study. Hitching post visible, twin engine plane in the sky.
Idaho.
1973
Digital
Image
1067: Outhouse hit with retardant
Idaho
1973
Digital
Image
1068: Orville Daniels and another firefighter
Orville Daniels and another firefighter near Bad Luck Lookout,
Fitz Creek fire. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1973
Digital
Image
1069: Fire camp
Fire camp, unknown location but likely Powell Ranger District.
1973
Digital
Image
1070: Smoke plume
Smoke plume beyond ridge, fire camp in foreground. "Looks
like she's cookin." And "We had lots of fires that year."
1973
Digital
Image
1071: Firefighters lighting a burnout
Firefighters lighting a burnout. Discussion: "We always carried
torches" -- to slow the Fitz Creek fire in the White Camp study
area. Below Bad Luck Lookout. Note the helicopter, but it
1973
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doesn't look like it has a bucket. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
1072: Firefighters lighting a burnout
Firefighters lighting a burnout, by hand. Later obtained torches
from another crew to complete the burnout. Helicopter visible in
background. Idaho.
1973
Digital
Image
1073: Firefighters on the Fitz Creek fire
Firefighters on the Fitz Creek fire in the White Cap Study.
Idaho.
1973
Digital
Image
1075: Firefighter trying to light a burnout
One of our crew trying to light a burnout with a flaming stick
or something. We got torches right away. Firefighters were
scattered all around, kind of converging on the lookout. See
previous slides, one shows the torches. Idaho.
1973
Digital
Image
1076: Ground squirrel in the snow, Lolo Pass
Gopher, Lolo Pass. Montana.
1952
Digital
Image
1077: Camas, Powell Pasture
Camas, Powell Pasture. Discussion: draining meadow at Powell
Ranger Station. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1078: Milo's camp
Milo's camp Badger Ridge. Discussion: This area is now
roaded. This was prime elk country. "You had to hike about ten
miles from anywhere to get in here." Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1079: Gilman's string crossing Squaw Creek
Gilman's string crossing Squaw Creek. Good discussion about
buidling of the Lewis and Clark Road, which you can see in
the middle, right side of picture. Highway here today. For more
details on the Squaw Creek drainage see Chapter 19, Trial
by Bulldozer, in The Lochsa Story. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1080: Beaver Ridge Fire
Beaver Ridge Fire and good discussion about catching fires
when they are small. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1952
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1081: Bud's shoes, Placid Creek
Bud's shoes, Placid Creek. Taken during a cruise for one of
the early-day timber sales near Seeley Lake. Good discussion
about caulked boots, wearing them out every year, and how
fires were fought in earlier times. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1082: Snowshoe care in the basement
Snowshoe care in the basement. Good discussion about
snowshoes, the old ones with the round bows, the Lochsa
Hitch, and changes in snowshoe styles. Excellent discussion
about time and the way we use time in different stages of our
lives. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
1083: Porcupine damage to tree
Porcupine ("porky") work, Lost Park Saddle, about two or three
miles from Lolo Pass. Shows how porcupines sit on the deep
snow to eat bark. Discussion about finding scars in summer,
and also the changes in populations. "Not many people realize
how many porcupines we had then. I have a feeling they are
a barometer of something. We were stumbling over them all
the time. Now they are rare. Maybe somebody might call them
endangered." Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
1084: Tree Farmers, Inc crew
Tree Farmers, Inc. crew with rock drilling equipment at North
Fork of Squaw Creek, getting through the rock during logging
road construction. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1955
Digital
Image
1085: Elk Summit Ranger Station
Elk Summit Ranger Station as it looked in the 1950s. Good
discussion about this facility. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
1086: Porcupine in a forest
This porcupine is looking for something on a shrub of some
sort, not his usual pines. Specific location and date unknown.
This is unusual, because porcupines usually are in the pines.
CIRCA 1950s. Montana
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
1087: Logging truck at Low Gap
Logging truck at Low Gap, hauling logs from Spruce Creek,
a major tributary of the Brushy Fork of the Lochsa. CIRCA
circa 1950s
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1950s. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
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Image
1088: Dave Scott
Here at this big spruce in Spruce Creek, one of our top
entomologists, Dave Scott, records the end of this spruce.
If you notice, you can see the beetle dust and boring on this
tree. A surveyor in action. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
1089: Jumbo the moose
Jumbo the moose, at Powell. Good discussion of the history of
this moose calf, Bud's first day at Powell, and characteristics
of ranger Ed Mackay. CIRCA 1950s. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
1090: Jim Papke and Horace Godfrey
Jim Papke and Horace Godfrey, Brushy Creek. Working on the
spruce bark beetle infested stands. "Lunchtime! That's what
we often did, find a snag or something that would burn, easy
to light. We'd eat our lunch, tell a few stories, then grab our
gear and go to work again." Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
1091: Road building
1950s-era photo showing typical techniques for building
temporary logging roads at stream crossings. Probably Squaw
Creek or Papoose. Looks like cedar logs. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
1092: Bill Moore in the Papoose Creek country
Bill Moore in front of a big cedar, with his hard hat and
Winchester Model 94 in the Papoose Creek country. "Future
logger." Idaho.
1954
Digital
Image
1093: Modified corduroy bridge
Modified corduroy bridge over spring, or boggy area, on the
Swede Cut sale purchased by Steve Russell. One of two sales,
first ones to be put up for sale to area loggers. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
1094: Arch-pipe style of culvert
Arch-pipe style of culvert that allows steelhead passage. Good
discussion about spawning. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
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1095: Winter at Roundtop Lookout
Winter camp at Roundtop Lookout. Johnson Flying Service
plane above. Good story about setting up this camp. CIRCA
1950s. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
1096: Army Weasel
Army Weasel in front of Powell bunkhouse, 1950s. This one
belonged to Steve Russell and was contracted to the Forest
Service. CIRCA 1950s. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
1097: Platform at Roundtop Lookout
Platform to support tent at Roundtop Lookout. Camp built on
12 feet of snow while cruising timber. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
1098: Spring in upper Albino Basin
In the Early 1980s, I took this photo of a freshet in the Bob
Marshall Wilderness, upper Albino Basin. Water plants, Albino
Basin. Discussion about trip that Bud took with grandson David,
telephone lines, horse bells, etc. CIRCA 1980s. Montana. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1980s
Digital
Image
1099: Beaver damaged trees
Beaver work. Good short discussion about beaver habitats, and
habits. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
1100: White Sand Creek (Colt Killed Creek)
Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1101: View looking east from South Fork Rocky Point Jct
Landscape looking east from South Fork Rocky Point Jct. Could
be a good place to do a pre-logging/post-logging comparison,
changes on the landscape. Possible photo plot or photo point
candidate. Pristine area at the time photo was taken. Probably
not so, now. Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
1102: Beaver Meadow Cabin
Beaver Meadow Cabin built by Jay Turner in mid-1930s. One
of two of the last legally built trapper cabins. Other one built in
the 30s by Bud at Moon Saddle. The last two that Bud knows
of under Forest Service permit. End of the "big" trapping era.
Old Beaver Meadow fire is to the right of photo. Jay Turner built
1952
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this in this location because of a small spring creek here. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
1103: Gypsy Trail Crew
Milo Herbert, trail crew foreman, center, Dave Parsell, left and
(?) Long, right, somewhere along Brushy Creek. These were
called the Gypsy Trail Crew. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1104: Packer Meadow
Packer Meadow as seen from the Crooked Fork Road in 1952.
"You don't see too many pictures of Packer Meadow from this
perspective." Good comparison opportunity for pre-logging/
post-logging landscape. Photo plot or photo point candidate.
1910 fire. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1105: Cayuse Lake
Cayuse Lake, another "power place" where Bud trapped marten
and mink, and stayed in a trapper cabin built near the outlet by
the Hanson brothers in earlier times. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1106: Thick billowing smoke, Kaniksu National Forest
A blowup fire in Region One, location unknown but probably the
Trapper Peak fire, Kaniksu National Forest. Note the logging
trails visible. "I had some good photos of that fire, and lost
them." If it is the Trapper Peak fire, this would be a 1970s slide.
The Trapper Peak fire was started by slash. This one looks like
it is possibly burning in slash.
undated
Digital
Image
1107: Dozer driving through the Crooked Fork
Dozer walking through the Crooked Fork just below the Blue
Slide, rather than risk the newly built bridge which provided
access to Northern Pacific timber. Early logging associated with
spruce bark beetle epidemic. CIRCA 1950s. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
1108: Horace Godfrey on snowshoes
The Seeley Lake District Ranger, Horace Godfrey, helping the
Powell Ranger on a winter game survey. "We did that, I went
with him (at Seeley) and then he went with me. That was back
when nobody was around the districts. Now we have small
towns, and lots of people involved." Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
1109: Camas at Packer Meadow
1953
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Camas at Packer Meadow and related discussion about the
actual meadow, use of the area. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
1110: Huckleberry
Colorful huckleberry, Rocky Point Road. Fall colors. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
1111: Packer Meadow
Packer Meadow. Discussion: (Note that Bud says "Elk
Meadow" at the beginning of discussion, but this is Packer
Meadow.) Also, childhood trips to this area, fishing in the creek
and in Skookum Lake, and Bud's first grizzly encounter, along
with his ironic duty of later locating a logging road in the same
place. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
1112: Wag Dodge memorial cross
Wag Dodge memorial cross erected along Fern Ridge Trail,
and his ashes were spread over Dan Ridge. The cross was
air dropped at Dan Ridge Lookout so the expedition crew
could later be sure to find it, and erect it. Wag Dodge died
in Missoula, at St. Pat's Hospital, on January 12, 1955. So
this cross was probably set in the summer of 1955 but we
should look in the journals to be sure. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1955
Digital
Image
1113: Fort Fizzle
Fort Fizzle as it looked in earlier times, maybe the 1950s.
Related discussion about the history of this spot, Pete
Thompson homestead, the Nez Perce, and the Army from Fort
Missoula, etc. Bud may have more details in his files. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
1114: Forested landscape
Forested landscape with small clearcut, probably spruce bark
beetle control operation. Somewhere in the Lochsa. CIRCA
1950s. Idaho.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
1115: Trees browsed by elk
Elk browse on the Lochsa Powell big game winter range.
CIRCA 1950s. Idaho.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
1116: Trapped ermine
This is an ermine caught in a notch-set made for marten at an
unknown location, probably in the Lolo Creek drainage, about
the mid-1950s. CIRCA 1950s. Montana.
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1117: Snow clearing at Lolo Pass
Tree Farmers Inc. clearing snow off the east side of Lolo
Pass during spruce bark beetle control, about mid-1950s.
Tree Farmers were the only ones with a blower on the grader.
CIRCA 1950s. Idaho.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
1118: Slash burning in Powell Ranger District
Logging slash burning on the Powell District, probably about the
1950s. Note backpack style propane tanks. CIRCA 1950s. Fire.
Idaho.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
1119: Patsy Dodge (White?)
Patsy Dodge (White?) next to the cross memorial for her late
husband, Wag Dodge, near the Fern Ridge Trail. Wilderness.
Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1956
Digital
Image
1120: Marten caught in a trap
Marten in "Old Faithful" notch set in Johnny Creek, during late
1950s. CIRCA 1950s. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
1121: Whitebark pine in the Blodgett Pass area
Whitebark pine in the Blodgett Pass area and related
discussion about this pass being used frequently by trappers
in what is not the Selway Bitterroot Wilderness area, and later,
poachers, in the Idaho game preserves. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1122: Spruce logs somewhere in the Lochsa
Spruce logs somewhere in the Lochsa. Summer logging and
related discussion about change to winter logging. Idaho. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1123: Andy Arvish, Johnny Breazeal, and George Taylor eating
Andy Arvish, Johnny Breazeal, George Taylor left to right.
Working on a timber marking crew on the Superior Ranger
District. Photo taken in a camp trailer. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1124: Johnny Breazeal
Johnny Breazeal marking a ponderosa pine on the Superior
Ranger District sometime in the 1950s. Related discussion
about what criteria for making timber, and ecosystem
restoration (the beginnings of this) and the influence of Ed
Schultz's philosophy upon Bud's ecosystem management
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theories today. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
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1125: Construction of a skid trail
Construction of a skid trail somewhere on the Powell Ranger
District. Some discussion about the types of equipment used in
the 1950s. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1126: View of White Sand Creek
View of White Sand Creek (now called Colt Killed Creek) and
the Storm Creek Drainage to the crest of the Bitterroots, up
high. Photo taken during survey of bark beetle infested country
at Powell. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1127: Forest fire blowing up
A fire blowing up in Western Mountains, with remnants of an
earlier burn in the foreground that shows dead snags from the
earlier fire.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1128: Powell Ranger Station
Powell Ranger Station complex about 1950. Excellent aerial
photo shows old facilities, fish holding tanks, etc. Discussion
about location and uses of various buildings shown in photo.
This is a good one to use as photo plot or photo point for
comparison then and now. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1129: Flood-damaged bridge
This flood-damaged pack bridge is somewhere on the Powell
Ranger District probably back in the early 1950s. Can't
remember the location. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1130: Snow plowing at Lolo Pass
Motor patrol plowing snow on the Montana side of Lolo Pass,
sometime in the 1950s. This had a blower on it, note the big
cloud of snow. Forest Service had to keep the road open for
logging operations, spruce bark beetle. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1131: Early prototype of snow cats
Early prototype of snow cats, or snowmobiles and good
discussion about early equipment including good story about
how Bud always thought there must be a way to get people into
the high country, to appreciate it during winter, while he was
snowshoeing, wanting to share the resource!. Bud thinks this
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is Tom Barker hauling gear into Powell Ranger Station. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
1132: Fog in the Lochsa
Fog in the Lochsa. Bud thinks this is a landscape shot taken
east from Bear Mountain Lookout. Powell Ranger Station is
down in the valley, right of center. Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
1133: Deputy Forest Supervisor Bob Byers on Fern Ridge
Deputy Forest Supervisor Bob Byers on Fern Ridge, inspecting
Powell Ranger District when Bud Moore was ranger there. Brief
recording, no new info. Selway Bitterroot Primitive Area, now
Wilderness. Not a particularly informative recording. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1134: Horace Godfrey repairing the sled to the Weasel
Repairs to the sled, Powell -- Godfrey. This is the sled that
was pulled behind the Army Weasel. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
1135: Louie Normand serving food, Powell Ranger Station
Chowtime, Powell. Bud could name all these by going to his
journals, for 1953. Not a real informative recording. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
1136: Powell Cookhouse
Powell Cookhouse and Jay Point Lookout in the background.
This lookout is still in use today. Discussion about using grub
wanigan as museum when Bud was there, but then the Forest
Service later tore the building down and had museum at Lochsa
Ranger Station. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
1137: Abies Laceocarpa
Abies Laceocarpa, Beaver Ridge. Snow-laden trees at
midslope elevation. Surveying country during spruce bark
beetle infestation, pests and diseases. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
1138: Louie Normand cooking
Louie Normand, the "cook of the cruising crew" at Powell. Brief
discussion about survey for pests and diseases. Spruce Bark
Beetle. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
1139: Tree chewed by beavers
1953
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Beaver work, Monture. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
1140: Colt Creek Bridge
Colt Creek Bridge as it looked in the 1950s. Good discussion
about trail crews having to cross here, on logs earlier, with
a trolley in between, and via this bridge later. Bridge is still
there today. Discussion includes story about cabin on the other
side. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
1141: Crooked Fork of the Lochsa River
Riparian scene on the upper portion of the Crooked Fork of the
Lochsa River. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
1142: Logged hillside
Early-day logging road somewhere in the Lochsa. Considered
for use in the Lochsa Story, and discussion about photos that
were gathered for the book. Photo 1 Ch XXII. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
1143: Ray Bailey, Edith Point fire
Ray Bailey, Edith Point fire. Ray was "a typical logger of the
day and he'd say short-liners. He was a reasonable man but
he wouldn't take too much, he'd say, 'you know Bud, a man
can only take so much.' I just loved him he was such a square
guy." Ray worked for ACM (Anaconda Company) and later
for Al Fetcher for Tree Farmers. Discussion brief about Ray
and Al. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
1144: Camas flower in Powell Pasture
Camas flower in Powell Pasture. Taken with Exacta camera
with related discussion about Bud's journey through the realm
of photography, from view camera to single lens reflex. Used
these photos almost exclusively during talks to the public about
forest policies, projects, etc. Public relations. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
1145: Cabin was built by rangers Ed Mackay and Roy Daniels
This cabin was built by ranger Ed Mackay and Assistant ranger
Roy Daniels near Colt Creek. Referred to in slide 1141. That
discussion contains the history and background. Idaho. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
1146: Maud Creek Cabin
1954
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Maud Creek Cabin (which is right on the bank of Storm Creek,
and just downstream from where Maud Creek flows into Storm
Creek) as it looked in the 1950s. Discussion about location of
the remains of this cabin. Idaho.
Digital
Image
1147: Brushy Fork and Spruce Creek complex
Landscape scene of the Brushy Fork (foreground) and Spruce
Creek complex before any logging or roads. Photo plot or photo
point candidate. Taken from near Low Gap. Idaho.
1954
Digital
Image
1148: Ranger Peak
Ranger Peak on the Montana-Idaho line, viewed from the
Big Creek drainage of the Bitterroot River. Selway Bitterroot
Wilderness. Idaho.
1954
Digital
Image
1149: Aerial photograph with notes
This picture of an aerial photo shows Bud's field notes while
laying out the road from Spruce Creek past Lily Lake to Elk
Meadows on the Powell Ranger District. Idaho.
1955
Digital
Image
1150: Waterfall on the east fork of Moose Creek
Waterfall on the east fork of Moose Creek on the Powell Ranger
District. Then it was the Lolo National Forest now it is the
Clearwater National Forest. East Moose Creek is a tributary of
the Selway River. Idaho.
1956
Digital
Image
1151: Fire crew at Powell Ranger District
A fire crew at the office building at Powell Ranger District
Clearwater National Forest now.
1967
Digital
Image
1152: Snowmelt
Snowmelt showing runoff, early spring.
1970
Digital
Image
1153: Aerial view of Powell Ranger Station
Aerial photo of Powell Ranger Station 1971. Might be good to
use as comparison to 1128 taken in the 1950s. Photo plot or
photo point opportunity for current comparison, etc. This is a
good shot of the island that identifies Lewis and Clark's camp
location on their westward journey. Bud doesn't think he took
this photo, but he's not sure who did. Idaho.
1971
Digital
Image
1154: Grave Peak
Bud think this is a photo of Grave Peak from near the location
of Isaac's grave, but he's not sure. The height of the tower or
lookout on top of the peak confuses Bud, as there was just a
Lookout on Grave Peak. Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. Idaho.
1971
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1155: Dennis Miller at the Fish Lake Cabin
Dennis Miller at the Fish Lake Cabin, Selway Bitterroot
Wilderness. Discussion includes information about other people
on this trip taken for fire and marten research. Note that photos
taken during this trip were shared so the photo credits are
uncertain. (Bud may not have taken this photo.) Idaho. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1974
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1156: Huna (mother), Kenai and Ky (pups)
Pack dogs on Fish Lake trip from left to right: Huna (mother) ,
Kenai and Ky (pups). Bud is not sure which person on this trip
took this photo. Idaho.
1974
Digital
Image
1147: Breaking camp in the morning on the Fish Lake trip
Breaking camp in the morning on the Fish Lake trip, under
about two feet of new snow. Note pack dogs in the snow.
Note about photo credits on this trip, everybody made extra
copies and shared slides, so Bud is not sure who took what
slide. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1974
Digital
Image
1158: Fish Lake Cabin
Here is a side view of the cabin completely buried in snow (Fish
Lake Cabin), taken during the Fish Lake trip. See related notes
about photo credits for this trip. Bud is not sure if he took this
photo. Idaho.
1974
Digital
Image
1159: View from Fish Butte Saddle
Taken from near Fish Butte Saddle, this view shows the airport
down in the basin (Fish Lake trip). The cabin is on this end of
the airport, or airstrip, at the Fish Lake Cabin. Note that Bud is
not sure who took this photo, but somebody on the trip. Idaho.
1974
Digital
Image
1160: Fish Lake Cabin
Another front view of the Fish Lake Cabin (Fish Lake trip). Pack
dogs in the snow, skis. See notes about photo credits this trip.
Idaho.
1974
Digital
Image
1161: Ky sitting in front of remains of old cabin near Lockwood
Lake
Class trip, 1975, with the Wilderness Institute, UM, Wilderness
and Civilization program, involving education, research and
instruction about wilderness management. See also slide 1525
and recording. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
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1162: Big Creek Lake
Possibly Big Creek Lake with Pack Box Pass in the
background. Montana.
1980
Digital
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1163: Camp hosts at the Wendover Campground
This couple I think were the hosts at the Wendover
Campground on the Powell Ranger District of the Lochsa
drainage, Clearwater National Forest. If we need more detail on
these people, Bud can check his journals for the date indicated.
Idaho.
1982
Digital
Image
1164: Elk & Godfrey, Ashpile Creek
Elk & Godfrey, Ashpile Creek. Photo taken in the Powell
Ranger District during game range survey. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1951
Digital
Image
1165: Robin's nest
Bird nest, blue eggs.
undated
Digital
Image
1166: Johnny Breazeal
Johnny Breazeal cruising timber on Sheridan Creek, Superior
Ranger District Lolo National Forest. Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
1167: Columbian Ground Squirrel
Columbian Ground Squirrel, Gopher, at snowbank near Lolo
Pass. Montana.
1952
Digital
Image
1168: Lochsa River
Lochsa and Bear Mountain, in the background. Idaho. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1169: Franklin Grouse
Franklin Grouse, somewhere on the Powell Ranger District.
1952
Digital
Image
1170: Muggins Gilman's pack string
Gilman's String, Warm Spring Creek Lick. Packer Muggins
Gilman leads his pack outfit through the game licks near Jerry
Johnson Hot Springs. Brief discussion about the area. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1171: Bob Byers fishing at Big Flat Creek
Bob Byers, Forest Supervisor on the Lolo when Bud was
District Ranger at Powell, fishing at mouth of Big Flat Creek and
Colt Killed Creek at the end of a Forest Service Inspection trip
1952
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in this area. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
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Image
1172: View from Blacklead Lookout
Photo taken from Blacklead Lookout on the Powell Ranger
District, this scene shows part of the Blacklead mining district.
The deep drainage in the background is Silver Creek, which
was included in the prospecting district. Photo also shows
regeneration from the 1910 Fire. "The prospectors were tickled
to death because now they could see the ground." -- Bud.
Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
1173: Upper Lost Lake
Upper Lost Lake, one of the many lakes in the Powell Ranger
District. These lakes are populated with native cutthroat trout.
The fish are small but they are abundant. Note the camas in the
foreground. Possible photo plot or photo point candidate. Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
1174: Bill Rodgers & Bill Moore
Bill Rodgers & Bill Moore, Packer Meadow. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1175: Cargo drop, North Fork Fire
Cargo drop, North Fork Fire (Falls Point Fire). The fire started
near the junction of the Dry Fork and the North Fork of the
Blackfoot. It was started by Boy Scouts. Rare October fire, after
pack strings pulled off the district, etc. Discussion is brief about
this fire. Forest Supervisor Bob Byers tracked down the Boy
Scouts and discovered the cause of the fire. See related slides
(?). Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1176: Weir Creek elk country
Weir Creek elk country. Excellent elk habitat in the Weir Creek.
Photo taken near the base of Ashpile Peak. Possible photo
point or photo plot candidate. Still fairly pristine. This area was
burned heaviliy during the 1929 fires. Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
1177: Wintertime whitefishing along the Blackfoot River
Wintertime whitefishing along the Blackfoot River. See also
other slides in this collection have discussions about whitefish,
etc. Montana.
1953
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Image
1178: Snowshoes drying
Snowshoes drying at Powell Ranger Station after a day's use
at the mountains. Probably were used by the crews cruising
1953
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for bark beetles. Possibly located in the wash house where the
shoes would dry on the cement floor. Idaho.
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Image
1179: Child fishing the Blackfoot River in wintertime
Whitefish angler along the Blackfoot River. Montana.
1953
Digital
Image
1180: Whitefish in snow
Blackfoot River whitefish. Montana.
1953
Digital
Image
1181: Alpine fir at Beaver Ridge
Here is a classic photo of what some observers call nature's
watershed tree, the alpine fir, or Abies laceocarpa, taken on
Beaver Ridge in Feb. 1953. The limbs all bend down tight
against the tree, so the snow all avalanches right to the ground
so there is less evaporation off the tree. They provide pretty
good shade too. Note about these 1953 slides. "A lot happened
in '53. We were out cruising those bark beetles. Working with
ACM (now Plum Creek) working side by side." Also, early
explorer, John Lieberg, is the one who first called this tree
"nature's watershed tree." He made the first reports of this
country with the USGS, which was charged with surveyor work,
in the late 1800s. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
1182: Fishing on the Bitterroot River
Left to right: Bill Moore, David Ellen and ? Lunchtime while
whitefishing along the Bitterroot River, February 1953.
Montana.
1953
Digital
Image
1183: Army weasel at Brushy Fork
Tough going, Brushy Fork, February 1953. Army weasel
negotiating the road (coming toward us in the photo). Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
1184: Side view of an Army weasel
Side view of the Army Weasel along the Brushy Fork, February
1953. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
1185: Bill Moore with pack train
Bill Moore, Traveler, Salty, Homer, Finley, better known as
the "office string" except that Sis was not there. Bud took the
picture. Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. Idaho.
1953
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Image
1186: Spruce stump
64-inch spruce cut at Packer Meadow. The Packer Meadow
Sale and the Swede Cut were the first two sales during the bark
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beetle logging in the Lochsa, 1950s. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
1187: Firefighter at Edith Peak fire
Firefighter at Edith Peak fire, August 1953, Ninemile area,
Montana. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
1188: Charles Snook, Thor Ness, Heinie (Henry G.) Williams,
Frank Bustard
Left to right: Charles Snook, Thor Ness, Heinie (Henry G.)
Williams, Frank Bustard at the grub wanigan at Powell Ranger
Station, now converted to overnight housing. Smokejumper
gear on the porch and related discussion about these men,
and the fire camp they may have packed out from a fire. (Note
that the writing on the slide said the first man, left to right, was
Paul ... not Charles, although Bud is pretty sure the picture is of
Charles.) Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1953
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Image
1189: Thor Ness
Trail crew foreman, Thor Ness, takes some delicious looking
biscuits out of his camp stove at Frog Pond Camp, where he
was maintaining trails. Thor was a good cook. Also, a note
about these photos: "I got some pretty good pictures up close
with that Exacta. It was a honey for that. You could just see
what you were going to get." Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
1190: Powell Ranger Station
Powell Ranger Station March 1954 showing the original
ranger station building center, back. The grub wanigan on the
right, ranger dwelling, left. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1954
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Image
1191: Bill Moore and Homer
Bill Moore and Homer. Bear Mountain Lookout and
related discussion about water, springs, construction and
reconstruction of the lookout while Bud was ranger. Johnson
Flying Service story. Also, mule comment: "Once you generate
ability to understand a mule, why then you've got a real
partner." Note: April 11, 1951 Journal entry says, "Made plans
also today for dropping a plane load of tower supplies to Bear
Mtn. Lookout." >Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1954
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Image
1192: Lewis and Clark interpretive sign, Wendover
Campground
1954
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Lewis and Clark sign, Wendover Campground and related
discussion about the history of the roads and contracts, and
Lewis and Clark. Good discussion about topography in this
area. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
Digital
Image
1193: Bill Moore with a bobcat
Bill Moore with a bobcat, or lynxcat, as they were called then
and related discussion about Bud and Bill trapping when Bill
was young. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
1194: Vicki Moore with her horse Traveler
Vicki Moore with Traveler, packed with hindquarters of an elk.
Discussion about packing techniques, putting packs on saddles,
etc. Probably late 1950s. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1195: Warming up by the fire
Duplicate of 93, but lighter.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1196: Slide caused by heavy rain
This slide shows the results of a cloudburst type rain that fell on
the mountainside north of the old Rock Creek Ranger Station.
Date is uncertain, but in the 1940s or early 1950s. "I remember
that thing up behind the ranger station there, you could see it
where the rain fell and beat up the hillside. Normally it's pretty
stable soil. But I hiked up there, and I'm pretty sure that's the
spot." Montana.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1197: Mule deer buck
A mule deer buck close to the center of the picture in a splendid
high country landscape. Date and place unknown. Beargrass in
photo.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1198: Wildflowers
Natural and diverse flower patch on a mid-slope or higher area.
"This sort of mixture begins in the spring down low, but then it
doesn't last too long. But you can go clear up high in August
and find this same thing again, especially the Indian paints.
You can just see the summer walk up the mountain." Bud has
written about this sometimes in his journals.
circa 1950
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Image
1199: Moore family's camp
This photo shows the Moore family's camp but location is
unknown. This looks like a pretty mobile camp, traveling light.
circa 1950
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1200: Brushy Fork
Looking up toward the falls on the Brushy Fork from near the
vicinity of Fred Schott's Brushy Fork cabin. The cabin is located
between the old pack trail and the Brushy Fork Creek, a short
ways downstream from the falls. "I don't think it's very far but
it's right in that area." The last Bud saw the cabin it was pretty
rotted out, probably in the early 1950s. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1201: Fire in Pattee Canyon
This slide shows the mailbox on the corner of our street, looking
across South Avenue toward the Pattee Canyon area, and
a small forest fire burning in the background. Probably in the
1950s. Montana.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1202: The elk that Bud shot when he first received the 30-06
Springfield
The elk that Bud shot when he first received the 30.06
Springfield M1903 Model military rifle from Uncle Ray.
Discussion about the rifle (brief). The elk was shot between
Woodman Creek and Westerman Creek. Bill was with Bud
when they shot this elk. They jumped a band of elk in the
woods and they scattered out. "This one spike stuck his head
up out of the brush and I got him, shot him right in the head.
That was our meat for the winter." Hunting pack sack in the
center. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1203: Bob Rehfeld measuring snowpack
Snow measuring work. The recorder in this photo is Bob
Rehfeld, recording snow measurements at Packers Meadow
snowcourse at Lolo Pass. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1204: Ski camping somewhere in the Bitterroot mountains
Ski camping somewhere in the Bitterroot mountains, with son
Bill Moore in the foreground, and an unidentified person in the
background, toasting weiners. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1205: Peg set for trapping marten
A typical tree set made of pegs for trapping marten.
Somewhere in the Lochsa Bitterroot mountains.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1206: Mountain view while snowshoeing
Winter landscape in the Missoula area. Montana.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1207: Portable cabin buried in snow
circa 1950
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The Forest Service moved this small portable cabin from some
unknown location to Savage Pass in the Powell Ranger District,
of the Lochsa country. It was used for overnight stays, if the
going got tough when you got up there to measure the snow.
"Most of the time we'd get up there from Powell to measure
snow, and then we'd have a warm place to get in and eat our
lunch. Then we'd go back down to Powell, so we could round
trip it most of the time." Idaho.
Digital
Image
1208: Horse rolling in dirt
Bud's saddle horse takes a roll in the dust after removal of his
saddle after a long trip somewhere. Photo is at Powell Ranger
Station and probably taken in the 1950s. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1209: Andy Arvish taking notes
Andy Arvish filling in his notes after a day of timber cruising on
the Superior Ranger District Lolo National Forest. Bud thinks
this is the Sheridan Creek drainage, sometime in the 1950s.
Note Abney level, diameter tape, cruise sheet and the standard
columnar book where he's recording some data. Frisbee's
syrup can ("Boy, that was a good syrup. There were a lot of
good syrups for a long time. They had a lot of syrups that tried
to taste like maple. They were good, but now there aren't so
many.") Bud uses maple syrup now, but he would buy a good
maple imitation if you could buy it! Bud and Jay Turner would
make their own syrup in the Lochsa by taking 2 cups of brown
sugar to one cup water and flavor it with Mapleline. Montana.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1210: Remnants of an old cabin
Remnants of an old cabin or remains of root cellar, probably
near Judith Landing on the Missouri River. See slide #1211.
Montana.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1211: Photo of old homestead
Photo of old homestead remains south of Judith Landing near
Fort Benton along the Missouri River. Discussion about early
settlement of this area. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1212: Sign at Bannack, Montana
Montana
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Digital
Image
1213: Skinner's Saloon, Bannack, Montana
Montana
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Image
1214: Homer and Sis
circa 1950
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Homer and Sis, two pack animals that made up the office string
when Bud was ranger at Powell Ranger District. Bud says,
"Look at those nice manties. Even the mules are smiling!"
Idaho.
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Image
1215: Andy Arvish and others
Bud can't be sure where this slide was taken, but it is possibly
one of the cruising camps where Forest Service crews were
cruising for the spruce bark beetle infestation in the winter. One
of these that might be connected, but can't be sure, is up on
Round Top Lookout up on Beaver Ridge where Forest Service
dropped a camp, and dropped some lumber, on top of about
ten feet of snow. Bud said, "We pitched a 14 x 16 tent on top
of that, which became our bunkhouse for the project while we
were up there. We were up there about ten days with a pretty
good sized cruising crew. Looking at this photo, it looks like
there is a wood floor under this tent. That would be the raft if
that is the spot." Andy Arvish is holding the bowl, sitting on the
bunk. Idaho.
circa 1950
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Image
1216: Ranger's pickup stopped with logging truck.
The Ranger's pickup meets a load of spruce bark beetles
headed for the mill. Logging truck. Early 1950s. Idaho. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1217: Lewis and Clark Highway during construction
View of the Lewis and Clark Highway as it looked during
some of the reconstruction to build bigger turnouts, etc., in
the early 1950s. Forest Service was trying to upgrade the
highway to haul a few logs over it, due to the spruce bark beetle
outbreak. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1218: Camp along Lolo Trail
Fall trap tree camp along the Lolo Trail about 1952 or 1953.
Discussion about the purpose of the trap trees, brief. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1219: Army Weasel with elk antlers in front
Army Weasel with elk antlers in front, taken from a winter-killed
elk on the road before Wendover Campground. Idaho. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1220: Second edition Forest Service sign at Pack Box Pass
Second edition Forest Service sign at Pack Box Pass. Brief
discussion about Forest Service signs and ethics, particularly
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current signs being shot full of bullet holes. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
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Image
1221: Construction of the Lewis & Clark Highway
This pickup truck is parked on the upstream side of a huge
pile of rubble blasted off a cliff to construct the Lewis & Clark
Highway downriver about eight, or seven miles, below Powell
Ranger Station. This cliff was just downstream from Badger
Creek, where the creek enters the river. There's a big hole,
what Bud called the Big Fish Hole, in this vicinity. A lot of this
rubble was blown out into that fish hole. It didn't dam up the
river, however. This was not the main highway, because it was
being built wider than this. This is a pioneer road, out ahead of
the main construction. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1222: Bud Moore and Yale Lyman
Here you see Powell District Ranger Bud Moore and his boss's
son, Yale Lyman, standing amid the ruins of the old Squaw
Creek trapper cabin. This was a cabin used by Bud for trapping
purposes for at least two years. It was constructed by an old
timer named Homer McLain. This cabin is non-existent today,
but its location was slightly upstream from where the West Fork
of Squaw Creek comes into the main Squaw Creek drainage.
It's a narrow tight canyon, and this is all partly under the road
or something. You can't find the cabin remains today. This is
one of the first cabins that Bud used for trapping purposes the
winter he bought out the Wendover trapline from Bill and Orin
VanHoose. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1223: Golden Trout in White Sand Lake
Golden Trout in White Sand Lake, and related discussion of
names of these lakes, etc. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1224: Dave Parsell
Dave Parsell with smokechaser pack going to a fire in the
vicinity of Beaver Ridge, possibly late 1940s or early early
1950s photo. Good discussion about Dave, earlier fire in this
area, and stories. Smokechaser pack would have contained
all you see in photo plus rations, tarp, head lamp, and mess
kit. And people like Bud would include a fly line wrapped
around the cap so if you were close to a creek you could have
roasted trout with the rations! Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1225: Bill Moore with large marten
circa 1950
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Bill Moore holds a large marten caught in the South Fork Lolo
Creek area of the Bitterroot Mountains. This is a good shot of a
notch type marten set. Idaho.
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Image
1226: Frank Bustard
Frank Bustard on the right, and ? On the left relaxing at the
bark beetle cruising camp that was air dropped at Round Top
Lookout in about 1953. Frank used to keep his packsack under
the bench in this tent. He'd swing over and say, "Now I have
to open my dresser drawers." Frank was one of Bud's earliest
mentors. "I thought Frank could do anything, and I was pretty
much right. The only thing he wasn't good at was marriage,
family. He never married." (Bud) Frank told Bud, "When I was
young, and strong and handsome, I couldn't see any of the girls
to get tied up with, and now that I'm old, they don't want to get
tied up with me." He was a good trapper, and worked lumber
camps. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1227: Spruce bark beetle damage
The exposed cambium of this dying spruce tree displays the
galleries of the spruce bark beetle. This photo was probably
taken at the same time that the Forest Service cruised so much
of the Lochsa country. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1228: Man on snowshoes
Bill Davis and I were trying to locate the southern boundary of
the bark beetle infestation of the early 1950s in the Elk Summit
area of the Powell District of the Lochsa. Here Bill is in the
sun on the ridge Colt Creek and Swamp Creek. Bill came in
to work on the bark beetle cruising project. He had worked for
the Forest Service long before. He was a happy, talkative guy.
His last name is in Bud's journals. The crest of the Bitterroot
range separating the Lochsa from the Bitterroot Valley is in the
background. Idaho.
circa 1950
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Image
1229: Bud in the snow
This photo is probably of Bud (he wore gray wool shirt and wool
malones often on these trips) but we don't know who took the
picture. Related discussion about the snow in this area. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1230: Herb Erickson and Keith Rudd
Herb Erickson, left, and Keith Rudd, right, playing cribbage at
Powell, no date, but probably in the 1950s. Discussion relates
to communication and networking between Forest Service
and Fish and Game personnel as a necessity in public land
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management. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
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Image
1231: Army Weasel in snow
Another picture of an Army Weasel in use as conveyance
over the snow. Here it's traveling on an old road bed on steep
ground in deep snow. "These weasels proved to be very
efficient transport for four or five people to and from work,
wherever you had a reasonably level bed. Their achilles heel
was they'd throw a track once in awhile and we'd have to dig
in under it and get the track back on the cogs. That would take
maybe an hour or two to get it going again. The mechanic and
driver would crawl under the weasel and the rest of us would
build a big bonfire until we got it going again." Idaho.
circa 1950
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Image
1232: Base camp
Bud is not completely sure of this photo, but he thinks it is the
base camp of an engineering crew near Packer Meadow that
was locating the road in the Spruce Creek Brushy Fork country
during the time of the bark beetle control logging. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1233: Clearing rock slide from the Lewis & Clark Highway
A bulldozer with an angle blade removes a rock slide from
the Lewis & Clark Highway somewhere in the Powell Ranger
District. Good photo to use for comparison today. Photo plot or
photo point maybe not possible because of unknown location.
Idaho.
circa 1950
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Image
1234: Possibly a photo of Papoose Creek
Possibly a photo of Papoose Creek during removal of a log jam
and related discussion about this type of activity was done in
the 1950s, in an attempt to restore passageways for migrating
chinook salmon. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1235: Snow-covered Forest Service work camp
Snow-covered Forest Service work camp somewhere in the
Powell Ranger District. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1236: Crooked Fork of the Lochsa
Watersheds! This is a good shot of a clear stream, with at least
one snowbridge still intact, on the Crooked Fork of the Lochsa.
Idaho.
circa 1950
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Image
1237: Bulldozer roadbuilding
Bull dozer removing rubble during construction work on the
Lewis & Clark Highway. Maintenance or construction of the
circa 1950
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Lewis & Clark Highway somewhere in the Powell Ranger
District country. Idaho.
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Image
1238: Heavily forested landscape
Heavily forested landscape beginning at the edge of a meadow
which could possibly be Packers Meadow. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1239: Dirt road in Powell Ranger District
A roughed out log haul road on a timber sale somewhere in the
Powell Ranger District. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1240: Rough logging road
Roughed out log haul road. See previous slide also. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1241: Frank Bustard heating iron in the forge
Frank Bustard heats iron in the forge at Powell Ranger Station.
Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1242: Bulldozer grading road
This is a bull dozer working on a road in the high country of the
Powell Ranger District. The trench in the foreground and the
pile of lumber in the background suggest that the crew will be
installing open topped culverts for drainage on this road. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1243: Bill Moore drinking from pond
Bud's son, Bill, getting a cool drink from a moss-covered pond
somewhere in the mountains. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1244: Indian paintbrush
Indian paintbrush ("Indian Paints") display their colors in the
high alpine country of the Bitterroot Mountains. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1245: North Fork Fire and trail
North Fork Fire, showing North Fork Trail crossing through the
center of it, and related discussion about this fall fire. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1246: Irrigation ditch
Here's what looks like a manmade irrigation ditch in a pristine
setting somewhere in Montana or Idaho area. Not sure about
this photo. We may come back to it later if we find similar
project photos.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1247: Snowy lookout
Bud is not sure which lookout this is, but he thinks it is a
winter scene of Savage Ridge Lookout where Horace Godfrey
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snowshoed out to the Lookout and to the cabin on White Sand
(Colt Killed Creek) on a winter game survey (game range). Brief
discussion. This lookout wasn't manned after the mid-1950s. It
was one of the first to go when air patrols began. Idaho. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
1248: Ranger Peak from Beaver Ridge
A landscape scene showing mid-slope and high alpine forest
taken of Ranger Peak from Beaver Ridge. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1249: National Forest sign
A National Forest sign along a roadside somewhere in the
Clearwater National Forest. Probably 1950s. Idaho.
circa 1950s
Digital
Image
1250: Dogtooth violet or glacier lily
Dogtooth violet or glacier lily in the Squaw Creek drainage
of the (then) Lolo National Forest, now Clearwater National
Forest, June 1953. These glacier lilies grow a small edible bulb
in their roots that are favorites to grizzly bears and also edible
to humans. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1251: Sub-alpine landscape
Sub-alpine landscape likely in the Blacklead area of the Powell
Ranger District. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1252: Meat pole at Placid Lake
Placid Lake meat pole and good story about hunting with Ed
Domer, and hunting ethics story. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1253: Open ponderosa pine grassland ecosystem
An open ponderosa pine grassland ecosystem at an unknown
location. Probably Blackfoot Valley. Montana.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1254: Deer winter range
Deer winter range in an ecosystem that appears to be open
lodgepole. Snow-covered terrain.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1255: Cliff near Papoose Creek
Papoose Creek area, where Bud took this photo of a Coopers
Hawk (?) nesting cliff. May have other photos that show the
hawks. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1256: Larch and conifer covered slopes in fall
A landscape with larch in fall color mingled with green
coniferous forest.
circa 1950
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1257: Blue wildflowers
Probably monkeyflowers in unknown location. Slide may be out
of focus.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1258: Beetle-damaged Douglas fir
Douglas fir beetle attack somewhere in the Lochsa country.
Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1259: Johnny Breazeal eating lunch
Johnny Breazeal eats lunch while taking a break from marking
trees on Sheridan Creek, Superior Ranger District, Lolo
National Forest. Montana.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1260: Kinnikinnick (Bearberry) in bloom
Kinnikinnick in bloom. Whitetailed deer eat a lot of this at
different times of the year. Game Range. Browse.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1261: Boggy hillside
A typical mid-elevation, little on the dry side, bog, which is a
very complex ecosystem when you start trying to figure it out!
Western mountains. Location unknown.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1262: Soil trap
Here we have a device intended to show the soil movement
off of some sort of a project, upstream from this equipment.
Bud thinks these were used in the late 1960s on the Kootenai
National Forest at various timber management research sites.
This is a common approach to determining the soil movement
after disturbance.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1263: Pussypaws
Type of pussypaws flower. Location unknown.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1264: Mountain stream
A turbulent stream of clear water flowing through a pristine
forest. Typical of many mountain streams in the Northwest, but
location unknown.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1265: Forest Service cabin at Lake Otatsy
Forest Service cabin at Lake Otatsy. Bud took this photo while
working with By Amsbaugh at the Seeley Lake Ranger District.
This cabin is no longer there. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1266: Aerial cargo drop
circa 1950
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An aerial cargo drop on a small smokechaser fire somewhere in
the Northern Rockies.
Digital
Image
1267: Shrubs browsed probably by elk
Shrubs browsed probably by elk on some winter range, location
unknown. Most likely Lochsa area.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1268: Lightly forested mountains
This is an aerial landscape view of lightly forested mountains.
The geology looks like somewhere in the Bob Marshall
Wilderness, maybe the eastern part. Exact location unknown.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1269: Vicki Moore sitting in the forest
This is Bud's daughter, Vicki, among buttercups and pasque
flowers. Mid-1950s. Exact location unknown. Ponderosa pine
site.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1270: Talus slope
Talus slope probably located somewhere in the Bitterroot
mountains.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1271: Mountain ash
Mountain ash somewhere in the Northern Rockies. Fall colors.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1272: Check station booth at Montana-Idaho border
Check station booth at Montana-Idaho state line at Lolo Pass.
Cabin was used to check trucks hauling logs from the spruce
bark beetle logging. Forest Service manned this site to check
any kind of use across the Pass. This is now near the site of
the Lolo Pass Interpretive Center. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1273: Mule deer buck hung on a tripod
Mule deer buck hung on a tripod by Bud Moore and Freeman
Mann, a friend of the family. Discussion about hunting with
Freeman. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1274: Smoke trailing from forest fire
Medium-sized fire in a forested ecosystem showing typical
downdrafts of early morning. A worthy objective of initial attack
personnel is to get on these fires and get them under control
before the heat of the day and the fire begins to burn more
aggressively.
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Digital
Image
1276: Horse taking a dust bath
Duplicate of a recent slide.
undated
Digital
Image
1277: Bill Moore, leading a horse packed with elk hind quarter
Bill Moore, whom Bud calls "My packer" leading a horse packed
with elk hind quarter. Discussion about how to pack an elk
hindquarter. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1279: Jefferson Valley interpretive sign
Interpretive sign near the forks of the Jeffereson River, Ruby
River and Beaverhead. Lewis & Clark. Montana.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1280: Beaverhead Rock interpretive sign
Interpretive sign along the Jefferson River, citing name
Beaverhead. Lewis & Clark. Montana.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1281: Prickly pear blossom
Prickly pear blossom. What Lewis & Clark said, "Got stuck in
our mockersins (sic)." Probably taken in some of the foothills of
the Bitterroot not far from Missoula.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1282: Vicki on tricycle
Vicki at our home on 13th St. West in Missoula, Montana.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1283: Interpretive sign at the Battle of the Big Hole
Bud thinks this is an interpretive sign at the Battle of the Big
Hole between Captain Rawn's attachment and the Indians. Sign
reads: M.F. & T.C. Sherrill dug this rifle pit, entered it at 2 A.M.
Friday waiting for the massacre that never came.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1285: Man on radio surrounded by crew members
Improvised small fire base camp. Location and personnel
names unknown.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1286: Forests and clearcuts
A contrasting dense forest and clearcuts in a location in the
Northern Rockies. Unknown location. Fairly old slide.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1287: Lacey the mule
Roaching Lacey, one of the mules at Powell. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1289: Mule named Lacey
1952
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Powell mule named Lacey up against the gate of the roaching
chute. Idaho.
Digital
Image
1290: Clipping Lacey's tail
Clipping Lacey's tail in the roaching chute. Mules. Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
1291: Salty and Homer
Salty and Homer at the feeder at the Bear Mountain Lookout
site. Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
1292: Flag pole
At Powell July 4, 1952. Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
1293: Dave Parsell
Dave Parsell, Brushy Fork Trail, one of the early uses of using
chainsaws for trail maintenance. This is probably a mall brand
saw, which was later replaced by McCulloch. Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
1294: Roger Norgaard and Bill Moore
Storm Creek Camp, Roger Norgaard and Bill Moore.
Discussion about Clark family's occupancy of this site in the
early days. Bud calls this a power place. "A place that really
grabs your heart." Clark family mined this area in the early
days, but later examinations showed no mineral content at the
site, so they couldn't claim the land. Storm Creek is over the
pass from Big Creek Lake. The Clark family built fairly nice
accommodations at this site. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
1295: Camp at Wind Lake
Our camp, Wind Lake. Bill Moore and his mom, Jane, far right.
Story about camping with the family while working for Forest
Service. Also note about Bob Marshall hiking through this area
and one of his essay about being treed by a bear near Wind
Lake. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1296: Mule Deer at Saddle Camp
Mule Deer, Saddle Camp and related brief story about camping
with Hy Lyman, who was named High Pockets due to his 6foot-6 stature. "I had to lean over backwards to look up and see
him," -- Bud. Hy was one who had tremendous confidence in
Bud. "He probably had a lot to do with me getting a professional
appointment in the Forest Service. I did my best to stand solid
with his confidence." Real name: Chalmer K. Lyman, alias
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Hy. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
Digital
Image
1297: Charred cast iron skillet
North Fork Fire and related story about how Boy Scouts started
this fire. This area is all back in the Scapegoat Wilderness but
there is a section right at the forks of the North Fork and Dry
Fork owned (now) by Plum Creek. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1298: Ed Domer with a whitetailed deer
Ed Domer packing a whole whitetailed deer out on his back.
Near Placid Lake. Story about this hunting trip also related
to other, previous slides. (Bud biography note: physical
strength and endurance). Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1299: Bud Moore, with Domer family
Bud Moore, far right, with Domer family, possibly left to right,
Helen, Judy and Ed, although Bud isn't 100% sure. Whitefishing
on the river. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
1300: Franklin grouse in snow
Franklin grouse, Packer Meadow. Photo taken while Bud was
measuring snow. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
1301: Bill Moore at Maud Creek
Idaho
1953
Digital
Image
1302: Burning slash on a slope
Bud think s this is a photo that he took in the Pacific Northwest
Region of the US Forest Service while trying to put together
a training program for prescribed burning. The Photographer
Elmer Bloom and I were going to take pictures but the wind
changed and blew smoke between us and the fire. The program
was intended to use the training to show how to light a fire and
eliminate chances of it getting away; the purpose of this burn
was to reduce slash and prepare seed bed.
1958
Digital
Image
1303: Vigorous Douglas fir reproduction
This slide shows vigorous Douglas fir reproduction likely in R-6
of the U.S. Forest Service.
1958
Digital
Image
1304: Burning slash
1958
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This photo is likely a presribed burning of logging slash.
Location unknown, although it is probably the same trip as
previous slides.
Digital
Image
1305: Steel tower
Tall steel tower whose purpose and location are unknown.
1959
Digital
Image
1306: Stream in mountain meadow country
A small clear-watered, stable-looking stream in mountain
meadow country.
1959
Digital
Image
1307: Big Hole Grayling
Big Hole Grayling caught in the Wisdom, Montana, area. "That's
the only place I ever caught grayling, was in the Big Hole."
Bud's family camped in the Big Hole a lot when they lived in
Missoula. Montana.
1959
Digital
Image
1308: Vicki Moore and other children
Vicki Moore at what appears to be a party in the basement
of the Moore home in Missoula. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1960
Digital
Image
1309: Jane's horse, Traveler, at their Target Range home
Jane's horse, Traveler, and an older horse owned by the Moore
family at their Target Range home. Brief discussion about
building this house. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1960
Digital
Image
1310: Horse at the Moore home
Horse at the Moore home at Target Range. 'We got this horse
because he was real gentle. The kids could crawl all over him.
Montana.
1960
Digital
Image
1311: Traveler
Traveler at the Moore home, Target Range. Montana.
1960
Digital
Image
1312: Horses in snow
The older horse owned by the Moore family when they lived at
Target Range in Missoula. Montana.
1960
Digital
Image
1313: Wildflower
Shooting star, or Johnny jump-ups. Montana.
1960
Digital
Image
1315: David Ellen, Bud, and Vicki near Pinedale, Wyoming
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Here, Bud's son Bill, daughter Vicki, and friend David Ellen, are
enjoying the scenery near Pinedale, Wyoming.
Digital
Image
1316: Eastern brook trout
An eastern brook trout caught in the mountains near Pinedale
Wyoming by the Moore kids to provide part of a nice supper.
Wyoming.
1960
Digital
Image
1317: Bill Moore near Pinedale, Wyoming
Photo overlooking wilderness landscape in the mountains near
Pinedale, Wyoming. Bill scans the landscape near the front of
the photo. Riparian. Wyoming.
1960
Digital
Image
1318: Jane Moore near Pinedale, Wyoming
Jane Moore looks out over a rugged wilderness landscape in
the mountains near Pinedale, Wyoming.
1960
Digital
Image
1319: Jane Moore on trail
Jane Moore looking askance at her pack, somewhere in the
mountains near Pinedale, Wyoming. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1960
Digital
Image
1320: Mountain buttercup
Mountain buttercup. These grow up high. Wyoming.
1960
Digital
Image
1321: Brook trout
Fish caught on the same trip as previous slides and displayed
on a granite boulder near Pinedale, Wyoming.
1960
Digital
Image
1322: Snowshoe hare
Snowshoe hare blending in with his surroundings. Camouflage.
Mill Creek drainage near Lolo Peak. Montana.
1960
Digital
Image
1323: View of large lake, distant snow-covered peaks
Photo taken from the highway enroute from Missoula to
Ogden, Utah. Likely the Wasatch Range or an extension of the
Bitterroot Mountains.
1961
Digital
Image
1324: Parking lot of the ski area
Parking lot of the ski area in the Wasatch Mountains behind
the town of Ogden, Utah. You can see in the lower left, the
rope tow, and equipment shack. Bud thinks this is the ski resort
where Vicki got sunburned, pretty bad! Discussion about Forest
Service Inspection Trip to these types of facilities when Bud
was working as Safety and Training Officer for the USForest
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Service. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
Digital
Image
1325: Collard lizard
Lizard, or reptile, of some kind in the Utah desert where the
Moore family learned about desert ecology. Related discussion
includes some family stories. Desert. Utah. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1961
Digital
Image
1326: Castle Valley in the Moab, Utah area
Castle Valley in the Moab, Utah area. Desert. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1961
Digital
Image
1327: Desert arches near Moab, Utah
An arch in the area of the Canyonlands NP near Moab, Utah.
Desert.
1961
Digital
Image
1328: Cliffs in Moab, Utah
This is a typical cliff-like place in the Moab, Utah desert country.
It is in this type of area that the cliff dwellers lived in for so long.
1961
Digital
Image
1329: Bill, Jane and Vicki Moore in Utah
This shows the Moore family -- Bill, Jane and Vicki -- examing
an ancient Moqi dwelling in the Moab, Utah area. Desert. You
can see the Jeep in the background. This ruins was located in
an area that was then called Beef Basin, because it was fairly
heavily grazed by cattle. Utah.
1961
Digital
Image
1330: Desert rocks near Moab
More desert scenery, of landscape created by water and wind
erosion in the cliffs and rocks that are typical to this area near
Moab, Utah.
1961
Digital
Image
1331: Trail near Beef Basin
The trail in the center of the photo is near the spring at Beef
Basin. Related recording. Utah. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1961
Digital
Image
1332: Corn crib
Moqi corn crib in the desert near Moab, Utah. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1961
Digital
Image
1333: Traces of ancient Moqi (Hopi) habitation in Moab area
This picture shows some trace of ancient Moqi habitation, but
there doesn't seem to be a residentail cave here. Utah. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1961
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Digital
Image
1334: Moore family off-road adventure
Moore family -- Jane, Bill and Vicki -- in the Jeep looking toward
some off-road adventure. Desert. Utah.
1961
Digital
Image
1335: Vicki Moore in Moab
Vicki in the entrance to some cave near Moab, Utah. Related
story aobut Vicki's passion for caves. Spelunking. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1961
Digital
Image
1336: Blooming wildflower
Some sort of wildflower, possibly in the sego lily family or sand
lily, in the desert of Utah. Brief discussion about why and where
Bud took this photo while camping with family. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1961
Digital
Image
1337: Landscape view near Moab, Utah
Landscape view of Castle Valley in the distance near Moab,
Utah. Desert. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1961
Digital
Image
1338: Elk Meadow
Elk Meadow as it looked in 1982 and related discussion about
changes since Bud first camped here in his youth. Good story.
Possible photo point of photo plot candidate. Some discussion
of subsistance gathering, camas. Note large dozer line and
road cut across mountainside. On the Idaho side looking toward
the Montana-Idaho line. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1982
Digital
Image
1339: Jane Moore in Moab desert country
Here is Jane Moore examining some kind of a Moqi monument
in the Moab country. Desert. Utah.
1961
Digital
Image
1340: Castle Valley
Another photo of the road in the Castle Valley. Desert. Utah.
1961
Digital
Image
1342: Moore family home in Virginia
Moore family home in Virginia. The closest town was
Centerville. Fairfax was where they went to work. Raking leaves
in the fall? Virginia. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1962
Digital
Image
1343: Vicki Moore at a National Park, Virginia
1962
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Vicki sitting on one of the many cannons that decorate the
parks in the Civil War area around Washington D.C. This one is
in Virginia. National Park.
Digital
Image
1344: Cherry blossoms in Washington D.C.
Washington, D.C.
1962
Digital
Image
1345: Moore family home in Virginia
Moore family home in Virginia, near Centerville and Fairfax.
1962
Digital
Image
1346: Cherry blossoms
Cherry blossoms on the mall in Washington D.C.
1962
Digital
Image
1347: Cherry blossoms in Washington D.C.
Washington, D.C.
1962
Digital
Image
1348: Eastern dogwood
Eastern dogwood. This is a native dogwood, East Coast.
1962
Digital
Image
1349: Vicki and her dog, Snuffy
Vicki and her dog, Snuffy, in the rural woods near our home in
Virginia.
1962
Digital
Image
1350: Eastern honeysuckle
1962
Digital
Image
1351: Daffodil or similar flower
1962
Digital
Image
1352: Store fronts, Everitt Jewelers, Maisel's Curios, and others
A bustling little urban town somewhere on the East Coast. Note
50s cars, dress, etc.
1962
Digital
Image
1353: Jane Moore fishing along an Eastern stream
Jane Moore fishing along an Eastern stream. Story about using
canoes for fishing on Eastern waters, and also a brief story
about the straw hats that Jane and Bill sometimes wore. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1962
Digital
Image
1354: Road going in to Sandy Ridge Woods
Road going in to the Moore's West Virginia acreage known as
Sandy Ridge Woods. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1962
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1355: Eastern shrub in bloom
1962
Digital
Image
1356: Eastern wildflower, possibly Virginia Iris
Eastern orchid of some kind.
1962
Digital
Image
1357: Canoe on shoreline
Canoe camping on an Eastern river, unknown location. "They
call the smaller (rivers) 'runs'." -- Bud
1962
Digital
Image
1358: Supplies for canoeing trip
Part of rations for canoe trip into the backcountry.
1962
Digital
Image
1359: Training officer, Southwest Region
Bud can't remember the names of these folks. But they were
great people! The man in the picture was the training officer for
the Southwest Region headquartered in Albuequerque. Bud
used to go out to this region on inspections and they always
wanted Bud to stay with them. She was a wonderful cook and
specialized in Spanish or Southwestern recipes.
1962
Digital
Image
1360: Continental Divide Training Center
Sign and personnel in front of a regional training center and
related discussion about the development of these facilities.
U.S. Forest Service aerial training. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1962
Digital
Image
1361: Empire State Building, New York
Likely New York's Broadway with an unknown tall building in
the background, probably taken while we were touring New
York City, when we first went East. "We wheeled Grandma
Buckhouse all over New York. We were showing her the town."
Library Note: Street sign reads Broadway, and Herald Square.
Building is Empire State Building.
1962
Digital
Image
1362: A sunrise or sunset through the trees
Looks like an Eastern landscape taken shortly after we went
there to live and work.
1962
Digital
Image
1363: Canoe on the riverbank
Riverbank camp somewhere in the East, with Bud's Otca
canoe. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1962
Digital
Image
1364: Young cat sitting in sunshine
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Cat story, and anecdotes. Virginia. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
1365: Portaging a canoe in Boundary Waters
Portaging a canoe in Boundary Waters. This area has a
long history of canoe transportation. Brief discussion about
portaging, and the geography of this area. Bud was the only
one able to carry the canoe on this trip. Jane and Vicki packed
everything else! This canoe weighed maybe 80 or 90 pounds.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1963
Digital
Image
1366: Marine company clerk, Cato
Marine company clerk, Cato, on right, who served with Bud in
WWII and related discussion about the war, and Pelilieu Island.
Brief story about how Bud got his Purple Heart, from being
wounded twice. Virginia. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1963
Digital
Image
1367: Vicki and Snuffy, and friends
Vicki and Snuffy, far right, and some of Vicki's friends that Bud
can't remember the names of. Probably taken at the Moore
home in Virginia when Bud was working in Washington D.C.
1963
Digital
Image
1368: Basketball courts
This is a Virginia landscape, human-created, with basketball
nets, etc.
1963
Digital
Image
1369: Vicki Moore poses with Snuffy and friends
Mountainous landscape along the Blue Ridge Parkway. Vicki
and Snuffy, and friends.
1963
Digital
Image
1370: Jefferson Memorial
Possibly the Jefferson Memorial and related words about the
history of the East Coast communities, etc. Washington, D.C.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1963
Digital
Image
1371: Jefferson Memorial stone sign
Jefferson Memorial stone sign dedicating and remember
Thomas Jefferson and all he did for our country. Washington,
D.C.
1963
Digital
Image
1372: Centerville school principal
Centerville principal. Bud served as chairman of the PTA in this
district. (He was later chairman of the Missoula PTA Council.)
"I'd just come out of the wilderness, take off my pack and go to
1964
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school." -- Bud. Virginia. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
Digital
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1373: View of the Chrysler Building from United Nations Plaza
Photo of the central part of some large city that we can't identify
for sure. Flags suggest something like the United Nations,
where Bud visited at one time. "All this shows is that we were all
over in all kinds of habitats." -- Bud. Library Note: Photograph
taken at United Nations Plaze, New York City, with view of
Chrysler Building.
1964
Digital
Image
1374: Hearing room
This photo looks like the Congress of the U.S. headquarter,
some part of Congress, in Washington D.C.
1964
Digital
Image
1375: Vicki Moore at the Christmas tree
Vicki at the Christmas tree in the basement of the Moore home
in the woods between the cities of Fairfax and Centerville.
Note the fireplace that the family built with barbecue. Related
story about Bud trading his 1903 model Springfield military
rifle to a man who built this fireplace. "The snowshoes are
the same ones now hanging on the bunkhouse wall. The first
snowshoes I ever had." -- Bud. Virginia. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1964
Digital
Image
1376: The Washington Monument
Possibly the Washington Monument. Washington, D.C.
1964
Digital
Image
1377: PTA meeting
PTA gathering see slide 1378 also, and related discussion. Sign
visible on table, people standings in hallway. Virginia.
1964
Digital
Image
1378: Handwritten PTA agenda
PTA agenda and related discussion about Doc Buchanan,
Stress (good quotes and stories about health and welfare) and
brief thoughts on the importance and commitment of the PTA,
parents, etc. This is a recording of a story that Bud tell often
to groups of students, professionals, when the story seems
to fit! The story is about a turning point in Bud's life, as far as
setting personal goals and priorities, and surviving stress into
old age. Virginia. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1964
Digital
Image
1379: Picture of the Moore family canoe
Picture of the Moore family canoe on a "run" or creek, not far
from Washington D.C. Many of these streams were navigable
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in the early days. They are still that way, public waters up to the
high water mark.
Digital
Image
1380: Early morning canoe trip on the Potomac River
This canoe paddle, the rocks out in the middle, and the steam
out in the water suggest an early morning canoe trip on
the Potomac River probably below the Potomac Falls near
Washington. This paddle would begin in fresh water and end
in salt water. "When you get your canoes in salt water, they'll
corrode, and you have to wash them clean at night. When you
buy the aluminum canoes you buy them painted, salt water
resistant."
1964
Digital
Image
1381: Hidden Peak Lookout
Hidden Peak Lookout and related story about this lookout and
also that Bill Moore worked here, and met Jeannie (his wife)
while working here. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
1382: Bill Moore with his first rifle, Winchester Model 67
This is Bill Moore at our home at that time in Missoula with
his first rifle, a .22 long rifle single shot. Bud thinks it was
a Winchester. At Christmastime. See previous slides for
recordings and similar stories.
undated
Digital
Image
1383: Column of smoke and fire
A blow-up fire likely in the western mountains. This was
considered for the Lochsa Story but not used.
1974
Digital
Image
1384: Bud in the Bitterroot Mountains
Bud with his Kelty pack hiking in a high country landscape
somewhere in the Bitterroot Mountains.
1969
Digital
Image
1385: View from plane above USFS Region One. Possibly west
of Victor, overlooking Castle Crag
That's God's country!' somewhere in Region One of the Forest
Service.
1969
Digital
Image
1386: Vicki and Snuffy in the Moore family's canoe
Vicki and Snuffy in the Moore family's Otca canoe on a river
probably in Virginia. Good photo for Vicki.
1964
Digital
Image
1387: Moore family canoe
Moore family canoe, Vicki fishing on some lake in the Eastern
part of the US.
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1388: Vicki and Snuffy in canoe
Virginia or West Virginia landscape, where the rivers look
similar. Vicki and Snuffy in the Moore family canoe.
1964
Digital
Image
1389: Vicki and Snuffy at the Rapahannock River
Vicki and Snuffy in the entrance of a riverside cave on the
upper reaches of the Rapahannock River. Virginia. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1964
Digital
Image
1390: Virginia or West Virginia River
Another Virginia or West Virginia River and surrounding
mountains.
1964
Digital
Image
1391: Vicki and Snuffy
Vicki and Snuffy on a Virginia or West Virginia River.
1964
Digital
Image
1394: Log, leaves and acorn, Southern Red Oak
Unidentified plant growing in an Eastern landscape. Leaves are
similar to oak.
1964
Digital
Image
1396: Eastern Flowering Dogwood in fall
Unidentified plant growing in the Eastern forest. Fall colors
1964
Digital
Image
1398: Vicki Moore
Vicki in a colorful Eastern landscape, shrubs in fall colors.
1964
Digital
Image
1399: Canoe on river
Note the bridge in the background on this photo. It's where
roads cross these navigable streams that the Moore family
would launch their canoes to run down the rivers without
trespassing on somebody's property.
1965
Digital
Image
1400: Moore family canoe
This scene shows the Moore family Otca canoe beached below
what Bud thinks is one of the falls of the Potomac not far upriver
from Washington DC.
1965
Digital
Image
1402: Vicki and Snuffy canoeing
Vicki and Snuffy canoeing, possibly on the river that runs
between Kentucky and Tennessee, near Devil's Jump. This
is significant because the Army Engineers were talking about
damming the Devil's Jump. "That's why we went to see it."
1965
Digital
Image
1406: Grumman canoe on a river
Grumman canoe that Bud still has, initially purchased when
Bud was helping with the scouting program in Virginia. Bud
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was a counselor for four merit badges in the scouting program,
including canoeing, woodsmanship, nature and others. He still
has all the books from this era. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
1407: View at Cacapone, West Virginia
This is a view from a high point of the Cacapone, West Virginia.
Good discussion about the Moore family's purchase of Sandy
Ridge Woods (near here) and how that investment allowed Bud
to later purchase Coyote Forest in Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1965
Digital
Image
1408: Atlantic Ocean
A closeup view of the beach and surf of the Atlantic Ocean.
Not sure of the location, but is likely Maryland, Virginia or North
Carolina area.
1965
Digital
Image
1409: Lighthouse at Cape Hatteras, North Carolina
Vicki and Jane observing a lighthouse on the Atlantic Coast
somewhere in Virginia or Maryland.
1965
Digital
Image
1410: Vicki and Jane Moore
Vicki and Jane in an unknown location, maybe along the
Atlantic Coast as in previous slide. Library Note: Wright
Brothers National Memorial, Visitors Center visible in
background.
1965
Digital
Image
1411: Jane near Kitty Hawk
Jane fixing lunch at a beachfront camp near Kitty Hawk.
Previous slides may be in same location. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1965
Digital
Image
1412: Vicki and Jane at Kitty Hawk
Vicki and Jane observing historical conditions in the Kitty Hawk
(Wright Brothers) area.
1965
Digital
Image
1413: Beach, near Kitty Hawk
Same location as previous slide. Near Kitty Hawk.
1965
Digital
Image
1414: Interpretive sign about the Wright Brothers
Interpretive sign about the Wright Brothers near Kitty Hawk.
1965
Digital
Image
1415: Chevrolet station wagon
Chevrolet station wagon. "Here's our camping equipment:
trailer, canoe, station wagon, that we used to explore the
Eastern part of the US. This was a good little outfit." -- Bud
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1416: NPS sign
National Park Service sign on fence.
1965
Digital
Image
1417: Bulldozers clearning forested lands
This photo shows logging as the undeveloped lands near out
home in Virginia began to be subdivided for houses. Virginia.
1965
Digital
Image
1418: Dirt road
A new roadbed in Eastern US soils. Possibly same
development as previous slide. Virginia.
1965
Digital
Image
1419: Clearing land with the bulldozer
Possibly same development as previous slides. Virginia.
1965
Digital
Image
1420: Remnants of a wrecked sea-going ship
This is remnants of a wrecked sea-going ship partly buried in
sand along the Kitty Hawk beach. See previous slides.
1965
Digital
Image
1421: Vicki Moore sleeping
Vicki out cold in the back of the station wagon. Virginia.
1965
Digital
Image
1422: Vicki and Snuffy at old building
Out of Order. Vicki and Snuffy fascinated with colonial
architecture, Washington DC area. "We named him Snuffy
because he loved to hunt with his nose and would 'snuff' all the
time when he was on a trail."
1964
Digital
Image
1423: Post Office, Clifton, Virginia
Post Office at the small town of Clifton, Virginia.
1966
Digital
Image
1424: Clifton city sign
Clifton city sign. "I don't quite know why we were so fascinated
by Clifton but we'll save it. We might come to the punchline one
of these times!" Virginia.
1966
Digital
Image
1425: Old building at Sandy Ridge Woods
The old homestead building that the Moore family fixed up at
Sandy Ridge Woods. Related discussion. The Moore family
bought this, which has been long neglected, and then began
to bring the land back to a more healthy state. West Virginia.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1966
Digital
Image
1426: Vicki Moore and Jim Jay cooking lunch
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Vicki Moore and Jim Jay cooking lunch over a fire somewhere
in Virginia. Good story about a trip with Jim along the river.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
1427: Bud cooking lunch
Cooking lunch over a wood fire at a public campground
somewhere in Virginia, probably. Bud is cooking lunch, and
multitasking using spatula and drinking coffee at the same time.
1966
Digital
Image
1428: Jim Jay and Jack Deitrich
Jim Jay and Jack Deitrich at the upper end of the canal that
comes out of Dismal Swamp. Good story about raccoon, and
the way these outings among Forest Service coworkers were
sometimes organized. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1966
Digital
Image
1429: Moore family's aluminum canoe
This shows the Moore family aluminum canoe and what looks
like the Potomac River upstream from Washington DC.
1966
Digital
Image
1430: Snuffy on the Potomac River
Snuffy in the prow of the canoe somewhere on the Potomac
River. Snuffy sometimes fell off the canoe when he would ride
in this position. Also, Bud said, "This is beautiful country. It
healed up quick (from logging or agriculture). In the West, you
have to live in a place half a generation (to see the restoration
or healing)." Washington, D.C.
1966
Digital
Image
1431: Moore family on Shenadoah River
The Moore family including left to right, David, Bill, Jean, Vicki
and Jane, somewhere along either the Shenandoah River in
Virginia or the Potomac River near Washington DC.
1966
Digital
Image
1432: Canoeing on the river
Virginia landscape, maybe the Potomac River in the
foreground.
1966
Digital
Image
1433: Bill Moore and his son, David
This looks like Bill Moore and his son, David, along some river
in Virginia during the only trip they made back East while Bud
and Jane, Vicki were living there.
1966
Digital
Image
1434: Young David Moore in a canoe
An apprehensive David Moore in the canoe during Bill and Jean
Moore's trip to Washington DC while Bud was there.
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1435: Moore family in canoe
Moore family, Vicki in front, on a river somewhere in the East,
probably either the Shenandoah or the Potomac.
1966
Digital
Image
1436: David Moore
David Moore, Bud's grandson, prepared for the river, Virginia,
even a sailor's cap.
1966
Digital
Image
1437: David, Jean, Bill and Vicki Moore
David, Jean, Bill and Vicki Moore in the canoe on the river back
East somewhere.
1966
Digital
Image
1438: Virginia corn patch
Virginia corn patch maybe in the upper reaches of the
Rapahannock River drainage. Bud took photos like this to
show that "there is so much of this country back East that is all
forested and they just chop the fields out of the woods, and it
grows good stuff. Then the raccoons come in a start harvesting
the corn and packing it away, so they are always after the
raccoons."
1966
Digital
Image
1439: Moore family canoe trip
Moore family canoe trip, possibly along the Shenandoah River
in Virginia.
1966
Digital
Image
1440: Moore family canoe trip back East, see previous slides
1966
Digital
Image
1441: Tending an injured foot
This could be one firefighter helping another bandage an
injured foot. Location unknown.
1966
Digital
Image
1442: Fire fighters at camp
This is a broader picture of the first aid slide, previous. Note
helicopter parked in background. A fire camp somewhere,
including next two slides.
1966
Digital
Image
1443: Burned stand of trees
Burned stand of trees. Location unknown.
1966
Digital
Image
1444: Indian firefighter
Indian firefighter on a fire somewhere.
1966
Digital
Image
1445: Snow-covered shrubs
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The results of a West Virginia snowstorm at Sandy Ridge
Woods, which the Moore family owned and managed.
Digital
Image
1446: Snowy trees in West Virginia
More results of a snowstorm in West Virginia. This big tree
stood in the yard at Sandy Ridge Woods, between the house
and the old garden site. Good recordings of Sandy Ridge
Woods stories, including the story of the pits and how the place
came to be named by Moore family. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1966
Digital
Image
1447: Lunchtime
Lunchtime, probably hunting on Sandy Ridge Woods. Note the
Beretta over-and-under shotgun. West Virginia
1966
Digital
Image
1448: Cacapon River
A stretch of the Cacapon River that flowed across Sandy Ridge
Woods property, near a place called Twinkling Springs. West
Virginia
1966
Digital
Image
1449: Whitetail buck that Bud shot
A whitetailed buck that Bud shot near Sandy Ridge Woods in
West Virginia, Appalachian mountains. West Virginia. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1966
Digital
Image
1450: River view
A river that Bud explored in Virginia or West Virginia. Location
unknown.
1966
Digital
Image
1451: Whitetail buck
Same buck as slide #1449. Buck that Bud shot in the
Appalachian Mountains near Sandy Ridge Woods. West
Virginia
1966
Digital
Image
1452: Moore family's Ford station wagon
The Moore family's Ford station wagon, including canoe racks
near water, parked at an unknown location in the Appalachian
Region. Possibly Shenandoah Valley. West Virginia.
1966
Digital
Image
1453: Moore family on river
The Moore family on a winter outing somewhere back East.
Possibly Shenandoah Valley West Virginia.
1966
Digital
Image
1454: Landscape scene on an Eastern River
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Landscape scene on an Eastern River. Location unknown,
probably West Virginia or Virginia. Possibly Shenandoah Valley.
West Virginia.
Digital
Image
1455: Landscape scene on an Eastern River
Landscape scene on an Eastern River. Location unknown,
probably West Virginia or Virginia. Possibly Shenandoah Valley.
1966
Digital
Image
1456: Canoe camp on Eastern River
Canoe camp on Eastern River and good recordings about
hunting these remote islands. The recording discusses the
"beginning" of the shotgun era for Bud, as he didn't use high
powered rifles too much in the East. West Virginia. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1966
Digital
Image
1457: Mountain view above lake
Possibly the lake at the head of Brushy Fork drainage, and
related discussion about how this scene relates to the opening
scene in Bud's book, The Lochsa Story. Bud and his son, Bill
Moore, re-visited this location and took this picture. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1967
Digital
Image
1458: Trapper Peak fire
This scene possibly on the Trapper Peak fire that Bud came
to work on from Washington DC. This fire was on the Kaniksu
National Forest this same year as slide. Bud was out West all
summer in 1967, working on fires in similar fuel types. Decent
photo of fire and flames.
1967
Digital
Image
1459: Logging road through coniferous forest
Logging road and select cutting block fairly high up in subalpine
timber, somewhere in Region One.
1967
Digital
Image
1460: Clearcut
Clearcuts that were part of a tour during a nutrient study
conducted by the Forest Service and the University of
Montana in 1967. The study was to determine the amount of
nutrients you would have to leave in the woods after logging
in order to maintain the vigor and productivity of the site under
consideration. Recording discusses study a bit more. The study
seemed to be leading to this: If you could leave the fine and the
small tops, you'll maintain the site pretty. "Now we've changed
on that," Bud said. "We went for years to the practice of hauling
all that small stuff out to a small landing. Now we leave it all and
bigger, so its recycled into the ground." Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
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Image
1461: Fire break in the Sapphire Mountains
Fire break in the Sapphire Mountains along the Bitterroot and
Deer Lodge National Forest divide. Bud took this picture while
on an inspection trip to this area. Related discussion. Possible
photo plot or photo point candidate. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1967
Digital
Image
1462: Firefighters running on gravel road
These three firefighters are on the run somewhere. No location
or ID's. Likely an Eastern National Forest.
1967
Digital
Image
1463: Monkeyflowers
Wildflowers somewhere in the West.
1967
Digital
Image
1464: Bill Moore on a hiking trip
Bill Moore on a hiking trip with Bud Moore, somewhere along
the Brushy Fork, headed up to the Pass where Bud opened the
first chapter of the Lochsa Story. Idaho.
1967
Digital
Image
1465: Bill Moore on a hiking trip
Bill Moore on a hiking trip with Bud Moore, somewhere along
the Brushy Fork, headed up to the Pass where Bud opened the
first chapter of the Lochsa Story. Idaho.
1967
Digital
Image
1466: View of the Bitterroot Valley
View of the Bitterroot Valley from the crest of the Sapphire
Mountains, along the Divide between the Bitterroot and the
Rock Creek fork of the Clark Fork River basin. Montana.
1967
Digital
Image
1467: Fire break, Sapphire Mountains
Same location as slide # 1461, where the Forest Service cut a
large fire break. Sapphire mountains. Montana.
1967
Digital
Image
1468: Fire break along the crest of the Sapphire Mountains
Area where Forest Service constructed fire break along the
crest of the Sapphire Mountains between the Bitterroot and
Rock Creek. See previous slides. Short discussion about this
area. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1967
Digital
Image
1472: River view
Powerful water. Location unknown. Most likely southeastern
United States. Washington, D.C.
1967
Digital
Image
1473: Canoe on river
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Powerful water. The Moore family gives some clues, but Bud
still can't remember where this is. It is possible that the answer
lies in his journals from August 1967. Washington, D.C.
Digital
Image
1474: Walking a road amongst the trees
This photo suggests that this picture and previous two which
were unidentified, are probably in or around the falls of the
Potomac River just upstream from Washington D.C.
1967
Digital
Image
1475: The Potomac River
Upstream from the falls of the Potomac River. Washington,
D.C.
1967
Digital
Image
1476: Two firefighters and pilot run towards a Bell 47G
Two firefighters and what looks like the pilot running to answer
a fire that called for a helicopter. Likely an Eastern National
Forest. Same firefighters as the men running in previous slides.
Virginia.
1967
Digital
Image
1477: Eastern box turtle
Eastern box turtle, a dryland turtle. Virginia.
1967
Digital
Image
1478: The Moore family's VW Beetle
The Moore family's VW Beetle that Bud used to commute to
work, and then drove across the US with the canoe on top,
when the family moved back to Montana. Short discussion.
Virginia. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1967
Digital
Image
1479: Signs along highway
Coca Cola sign, James Keyser, and Report Fires Here.
Location and reason for photo unknown.
1967
Digital
Image
1480: Entrance on the Hazard Mills camp
Entrance or registration sign on the Hazard Mills camp, George
Washington National Forest, Virginia.
1967
Digital
Image
1481: River view
Landscape on an Eastern River. This could be the
Shenandoah. "It's one of those 'bass' rivers. Big bass in the
shade of the bushes." -- Bud. Virginia
1967
Digital
Image
1482: Snuffy eating blueberries
Snuffy eating blueberries out of the bucket. The Moore family
picked huckleberries and blueberries, both, at Sandy Ridge
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Woods, and many other place while they lived in the East.
Location unknown on this photo.
Digital
Image
1483: Moore family canoe
Moore family canoe along an Eastern River.
1967
Digital
Image
1484: Bud Moore repairing road
Bud Moore repairing the road into Sandy Ridge Woods. It was
just a dirt road, and became muddy in the spring and fall. West
Virginia.
1967
Digital
Image
1485: House and yard at Sandy Ridge Woods
View of the corner of the house and yard at Sandy Ridge
Woods. Good story about the Moore family's use of this
place, and the tragic fire that destroyed the house and killed
one young man. West Virginia. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1967
Digital
Image
1486: Elk Summit Ranger Station
Elk Summit Ranger Station. Discussion: brief story about the
dates of construction on original station, left (1911 or 1912),
and newer station, right (1925). Bud notes that "If you ever go
visit this place, you'll certainly go back again. It's a beautiful
spot that really captures your heart." Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1967
Digital
Image
1487: Red Dog Saloon, Juneau, Alaska
Probably Ketchikan. The headquarters of the Tongass National
Forest are located here(Ketchikan). Bud has a copy of his
Inspection Report for this trip in his closed files, for reference.
Photo shows the Red Dog Saloon. Bud visited the Forest
Service offices here in 1967. Library Note: This is Red Dog
Saloon in Juneau, Alaska, not Ketchikan.
1967
Digital
Image
1488: City of Juneau, Alaska
City of Juneau, Alaska, where the headquarters of the Alaska
Region Forest Service is located. "The suns shines very little in
coastal Alaska. When they would get a nice sunny day, they'd
turn everybody loose. They called it 'sun leave'. This photo
shows 'a pretty nice day' for Alaska."
1967
Digital
Image
1489: Alaskans
These are citizens of Alaska, happy with their lot, in the largest
state in the Union. Location unknown, but there may be more
information in Bud's Inspection Report, see closed files. The
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Inspections focused on logging on two different islands. The
photo was probably taken on one of the outlying islands.
Digital
Image
1490: Alaska Coastal-Ellis Airlines Grumman Goose, Juneau
This is probably the harbor at Juneau, Alaska, with a tour boat
of some kind in the foreground, float planes in the background.
1967
Digital
Image
1491: Children headed for the beach
Children headed for the beach at a logging camp site on one
of the several islands out of Ketchikan. See Bud's Inspection
Report for this trip in his closed files. Alaska.
1967
Digital
Image
1492: An Eastern landscape
An Eastern landscape, probably in the rolling foothills of the
Appalachian mountains of Virginia. Note the blue haze, for
which the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia of named.
1967
Digital
Image
1494: Forest fire
This is probably the Trapper Peak Fire on the Kootenai National
Forest. This was a big fire. Related discussion, including
comments about Andy Anderson, Forest Supervisor and
assistant to the Forest Service fire boss. This fire started on
state land, then "blew up". There was one fatality on this fire,
and the Washington Office was quite involved. It wasn't too
long after this fire that Bud transferred back to the Division
of Fire Control and Air Operations at Missoula, and several
changes were made in the way the State and Forest Service
responded to fires that could burn over each other's managed
lands. Good discussion, although not much about the fatality in
this recording. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1967
Digital
Image
1495: Homer W. 'Skip' Stratton, left, and National Guardsmen,
right, on the Trapper Peak Fire
Homer W. "Skip" Stratton, left, and National Guardsmen, right,
on the Trapper Peak Fire. Skip was the acting Division Chief
for the Division of Fire Control and Air Operations in Missoula
at the time of the Trapper Peak Fire. His boss had died, Ernie
DeSilvia. So Skip was acting, then the Forest Service recruited
for a replacement for Ernie, and hired Bud. Bud got the job and
returned to Missoula. Brief discussion about Skip and National
Guardsmen, and the intensity of this fire. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1967
Digital
Image
1496: Bud Moore's Staff Compass
Bud Moore's Staff Compass, the one he still uses, while he
was surveying and making a map for Sandy Ridge Woods.
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(He noted that at one time he wrote an article for Mother Earth
News about how to make your own maps. See these and other
articles in his closed files.) Virginia.
Digital
Image
1497: Entrance road to Sandy Ridge Woods
The entrance road to Sandy Ridge Woods, taken in the
springtime when the Eastern Dogwood was just starting to
bloom. Good brief discussion about the spring that was located
on this property. Virginia. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1968
Digital
Image
1498: Chalmer K. 'Hy' Lyman
Chalmer K. "Hy" Lyman at Sandy Ridge Woods and related
good stories about Hy and his friendship and professional
relationship with Bud. West Virginia. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1968
Digital
Image
1499: Firebreaks visible on mountain, Loop Fire, Pacoima,
California
Location and purpose of this photo unknown. Fire breaks in the
background and U.S. Forest Service plane in foreground. Fuels
look like brush, maybe in California. Library Note: Aerial view of
Pacoima, California, Loop Fire, 1966.
1968
Digital
Image
1500: Helena Forest Supervisor, Bob Morgan
Helena Forest Supervisor, Bob Morgan, looking across the
Blackfoot River toward Forest Service clearcuts that were
designed to replicate old burns, in the era when Landcscape
Architects were first being employed. Photo point or photo
plot candidate. This photo was taken right along Highway 200
between Ovando and Lincoln. For more info about his photo
see Bud's journals for this time period. Good discussion about
this project, and this era. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1969
Digital
Image
1501: Bud Moore opening the gate
Bud Moore opening the gate at a backcountry airstrip that
he thinks is probably Benchmark, along the edge of the Bob
Marshall Wilderness, west of Choteau. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1969
Digital
Image
1502: Johnny Breazeal with two pack horses
Johnny Breazeal with two pack horses, packing elk meat out of
Schwartz Creek, east of Missoula. Montana.
1969
Digital
Image
1503: Bud Moore in the rocks in the Sweeney Creek drainage
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Bud Moore in the rocks in the Sweeney Creek drainage. This
photo was reproduced in black and white for The Lochsa
Story, so Bud has a black and white negative of this photo in
his Lochsa Story files. Bud was hunting for a mountain goat,
which he got. The hide is now in the bunkhouse/office building.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
Digital
Image
1504: Skookum Woodman's cabin
Skookum Woodman's next-to-last cabin that he built in the
Lolo Creek drainage. Skookum stayed in these cabins for
winter. Good story about how Skookum lived, his character, his
personality, and this cabin, which was built in the late 1920s.
To learn more about Skookum see The Lochsa Story. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1971
Digital
Image
1505: Janet Moore along Kootenai Creek
Janet Moore along Kootenai Creek, and good story about
her first experience drinking water from a clear, cold stream.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1971
Digital
Image
1506: Bud Moore somewhere in the Bitterroot Mountains
Montana
1971
Digital
Image
1507: Power line through forested mountains
This slide shows the impact of stretching a power line across
the forested mountain country, with logging clearcuts in the
background.
1971
Digital
Image
1508: Observing clearcuts
Here, a US Forest Officer observes clearcut logging from a
lookout (location unknown).
1971
Digital
Image
1509: Effects of clearcut logging
This slide shows clearcut logging, but the location is uncertain.
It could possibly be the white pine country above the North Fork
of the Clearwater River, where white pine blister rust was killing
trees. Idaho.
1971
Digital
Image
1510: Slash piles and forests
Unknown location. Clearcut on a high ridge. Possibly the
Sapphire Mountain range, Deer Lodge National Forest.
Montana.
1971
Digital
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1511: Clearcuts on the Sapphire divide
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Clearcut logging on the Sapphire divide between the Bitterroot
Valley and Rock Creek, on the Deer Lodge National Forest on
the Deer Lodge side. Montana.
Digital
Image
1512: Nancy Fitzgerald posing in a large whitebark pine
Nancy Fitzgerald, Janet Moore's daughter and Bud's
stepdaughter, posing in a large whitebark pine on a camping
trips in the Selway Bitteroot Wilderness. Discussion about this
camping trip, and the decline of whitebark pine in this area.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1971
Digital
Image
1513: Crossing East Moose Creek
Forest Service employees backpacking across East Moose
Creek in the Selway Bitterroot Wilderness while on a research/
study trip concerning fire and ecology. This group included
Jim Habbeck, Bill Holman, Janet Moore and Bill Moore, plus
Bud, who took the picture. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1971
Digital
Image
1514: Osprey nest
Osprey nest somewhere deep in wilderness. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1971
Digital
Image
1515: Bud Moore with Kenai and Ky
This picture was taken at Powell Ranger Station during a trip
that Bud made over there with Janet and some of her family
in the winter of the big snow, 1971-1972. The two malamutes
accompanied Bud on many outings. Idaho.
1972
Digital
Image
1516: Watching a winter sunset
A hunter, probably Freeman Mann, waiting for his partner and
enjoying a winter sunset and a campfire. Likely in the Sapphire
Mountains. Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
1517: Freeman Mann in the Rock Creek Drainage
Freeman Mann looking over potential hunting country in the
Rock Creek drainage of the Clark Fork River Valley. Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
1518: Johnny Breazeal's pack horses
Johnny Breazeal's pack horses, packed with elk quarters.
See also previous slides. Loaded with Bud's elk, here, in the
headwaters of Welcome Creek, close to Cleveland Mountain.
Bud had borrowed Johnny's horses this day to pack the elk out.
This elk had been collared, a nice cow. Bud called the game
warden later and the next day Bud took off from Holloman
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Saddle and the game warden was there to go in with Bud. This
is the only elk Bud ever shot with a collar on. Montana.
Digital
Image
1519: Freeman Mann with his hunting rifle
Freeman Mann with his hunting rifle. Story about his girlfriend
Debbie on this hunting trip. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1973
Digital
Image
1520: The Moore homestead cabin
The Homestead cabin that Bud Moore's dad built on Lolo Creek
on Bud's grandmother's place. Good recording and discussion
about the history of this place while Bud and his father, mother
and grandmother lived here. The cabin was built in the 1930s
and still stands today. Grandma Wright remarried in the 1930s
to a man named Ayers. They built a home closer to the creek.
She was only there a couple years before she died. Bud came
out from the Lochsa from a winter's trapping, and he discovered
that she had died and been buried and he hadn't been around.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1973
Digital
Image
1521: The cabin that Bud built
The cabin that Bud built for his sister, Silvia "Siv" and her
husband, Al DeMott, when they were newlyweds at the Moore
family homestead. Recording has interesting brief story about
differences in log construction, notches, comparing typical
Bitterroot Valley cabins to those, say, in the Swan Valley where
Scandinavians did much of the construction. Montana. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1973
Digital
Image
1522: Aerial view of a fire
Aerial view of a fire in the rough country somewhere in the
Northern Region of the US Forest Service.
1973
Digital
Image
1523: Retardant drop west of Missoula
Retardant plane flying west of Missoula. Bud was in Missoula at
this time, and worked on this fire. The recording also addresses
the Pattee Canyon fire in later years, and the importance of
using retardant planes for initial attack. (The DC-7 discussion
refers to Evergreen Air in Missoula and it should be Neptune
Aviation.) Wildland Urban Interface. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1973
Digital
Image
1524: Big Creek Lake from Storm Creek Pass
Big Creek Lake from Storm Creek Pass. Bud took this photo
during his Powell to Elk Summit trip the summer of 1974, when
he started revisiting some of his early-day work stations, in
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preparation for writing The Lochsa Story. This lake is dammed
for agricultural purposes in the Bitterroot Valley. Irrigation.
Idaho.
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Image
1525: Lockwood Lake in Selway Bitterroots
Wilderness and Civilization class that Bud led througfh the
Selway Bitterroot mountains in 1975. This group started at
Elk Summit, hiked to Big Sand Lake, then over the pass to
Big Creek where they met another group participating in the
same program. Bud thinks that this was the first Wilderness
and Cvilization class trip after the founding of the Wilderness
Institute at UM. Bud is not sure of dates in recording, although
process date on the two slides we have so far is 1975. See also
1165. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1975
Digital
Image
1526: Scarred spruce trees
Evidence of an old marten set and trapline in the Selway
Lochsa Crags area of the Selway Bitterroot Wilderness.
Discussion about the details of this set, and the trappers who
may have worked this country. Bud made several trips into
the Lochsa country during the 1970s to collect information
and writing The Lochsa Story. Good story about the Russian
trapper. These trapper names can be found in The Lochsa
Story index. Some discussion of how Bud gathered information
for writing his book. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1975
Digital
Image
1527: Remains of a corduroy bridge
Here are the ruins of a corduroy bridge, corduroy meaning split
puncheon bridges for horses to travel across a bog or muddy
area where the horse might get down in the mud or lose a shoe
in the mud. This photo shows the trail coming into the corduroy,
and it looks pretty well worn, like many horsemen have passed
through here over the years.
1975
Digital
Image
1528: Ridge photograph
Bud is unsure of the location of the long ridge in this photo,
but he thinks it is probably in the vicinity of the Lochsa Selway
crags and Coolwater Ridge, west of there, where there is a lot
of this kind of country, which was burned over in 1910 and is
coming back now pretty vigorous in alpine forest. This photo
was taken during one of Bud's trips to gather information for
The Lochsa Story. During the trip that he calls the Elk Summit
or "E.S." on the slides, he went from Elk Summit down to
McConnell Mountain, Fish Lake, Stanley Butte, Old Man Lake,
and into the Lochsa on a ridge called Split Creek Ridge. Other
people on this trip included Brooks McKinney, mentioned in
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this and subsequent recordings and especially 1538. Selway
Bitterroot Wilderness. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
Digital
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1529: Ky and Kenai on mountain top
Ky and Kenai during Bud's wilderness trek summer 1975 from
Elk Summit through the Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. Looks
like this is possibly the same ridge as previous. See 1528.
Idaho.
1975
Digital
Image
1530: Near Selway Crags
Selway Bitterroot Wilderness in the vicinity of Selway Crags.
See slide 1528, 1529. Idaho.
1975
Digital
Image
1531: Holding up stringer of fish
This photo was taken at one of several camp sites along the trip
discussed in 1528. This trip, and others in 1975, was recorded
in journals, so information can all be verified by researching
Bud's files. He recorded details for each of these trips, thoughts
and day-to-day activities. The man in this photo is Brooks
McKinney's partner who was a little ill when the trip started, so
he didn't go out with Bud and Brooks the first day, but joined
them later. Brooks and Bud started out at Elk Summit and
camped out in the Graves Peak range, then the next day at
McConnell Mountain (?). "We (all three men) camped three
different places where we could fish on this trip. Not sure which
one this is." Camps included Warm Springs Creek, Fish Lake,
a lake in the crags . . . and also Old Man Lake. "We only fished
the last three together. It looks like fish for supper." Selway
Bitterroot Wilderness. Idaho.
1975
Digital
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1532: Bud writing in his journals
Bud writing in his journals above Fish Lake at Fish Lake
Saddle, putting words to paper for The Lochsa Story. "What a
great adventure that was, to get out in that country. It almost
writes for you, if you capture it while you are there." Selway
Bitterroot Wilderness. Idaho.
1975
Digital
Image
1533: Cutthroat trout and fishing reel
Cutthroat trout and good discussion about this pure strain in
Fish Lake, Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1975
Digital
Image
1534: Ranger cabin at Fish Lake
This is the present-day ranger cabin at Fish Lake, Powell
Ranger District, looking toward the airstrip and Fish Lake. "The
Forest Service drew a donut hole around this airstrip and cabin,
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excluding it from wilderness." Selway Bitterroot Wilderness.
Idaho.
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1535: Stringer of cutthroat trout
Cutthroat trout caught in Fish Lake, Selway Bitterroot
Wilderness. See slide 1533 and 1539 also.Idaho
1975
Digital
Image
1536: Fish Lake cabin
Here's a summertime view of the Fish Lake cabin. On earlier
slides, we just see the tip of this cabin, beneath about 14 feet
of snow. The last time that Bud had heard about this cabin,
the Forest Service had left it unlocked, put a sign on the door,
"welcome to stay overnight, keep the cabin clean," and so on.
So what was once a bustling ranger station now invites the
public in to sleep! Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. Idaho.
1975
Digital
Image
1537: Camp near the outlet of Fish Lake
During Bud's trip from Elk Summit to Split Ridge, this was the
overnight camp, they stayed two nights, near the outlet of Fish
Lake. (Brooks McKinney story next slide.) Selway Bitterroot
Wilderness. Ky lying near a campfire ring. Idaho.
1975
Digital
Image
1538: Brooks McKinney cooking
Brooks McKinney cooking with the modified 'dutch oven' and
also good story about Bud and Brooks finding a poacher's
cabin near the deep saddle west of Hungry Rock, near the
headwaters of Warm Springs Creek, a fork of the Lochsa
River. The details of this "find" are also in Bud's journals from
this trip. They also found another trapper cabin remains near
McConnell Mountain Lookout (below it, in the California Creek
and Fish Creek drainage, downstream from where the trail hits
the stream. Bud had learned about this cabin location from
Dick Walker, who had discovered it when he was a wilderness
ranger in this area.). See related slides of cabin ruins. Selway
Bitterroot Wilderness. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1975
Digital
Image
1539: Cutthroat trout
Cutthroat trout caught at Fish Lake. See slide 1533 and 1535.
Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. Idaho.
1975
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Image
1540: Rocky alpine peak
High alpine rock slide. Bud is unable to identify the location
for sure, but it is probably between Fish Lake and Stanley
Butte, taken on his trip from Elk Summit to Split Creek Ridge.
Evidence of an old forest fire or burn in this area. Selway
Bitterroot Wilderness. Idaho.
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1541: Fish Lake Cabin in summer
Another view of the Fish Lake Cabin in summer. Note the bare
ground in front of the cabin, which may be the taxi-way for the
airstrip. Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. Idaho.
1975
Digital
Image
1542: Another high alpine photo with uncertain location
Another high alpine photo with uncertain location. This is
somewhere in the Fish Lake Saddle to Stanley Butte country.
"There is a long series of this sort of landscape in this area."
Note the pack trail, carved fairly deep in the alpine vegetation,
middle of the photo. Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. Idaho.
1975
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Image
1543: Bud next to the observatory at McConnell Mountain
Bud next to the observatory at McConnell Mountain. He built
this in the 1930s. Good recording and story about lightning
striking close to him while in this building, and Ranger Ed
Mackay approving of Bud's construction efforts. Selway
Bitterroot Wilderness. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1975
Digital
Image
1544: McConnell Mountain observatory from a distance
McConnell Mountain observatory from a distance. Bud circled
around below the lookout, the way he used to go for water, to
take this picture. Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. Idaho.
1975
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Image
1545: View of McConnell Mountain observatory
McConnell Mountain observatory from a distance. Bud circled
around below the lookout, the way he used to go for water,
to take this picture. This was taken near the site of the spring
that furnished the water supply just east of the lookout. Selway
Bitterroot Wilderness. Idaho.
1975
Digital
Image
1546: Brooks McKinney and hiking partner
Brooks McKinney and hiking partner cooking over a fire near
the spring at McConnell Mountain Lookout. Selway Bitterroot
Wilderness. Idaho.
1975
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1547: Bud Moore and hiking partners
Bud and hiking partners camped at a small spring near the
crest of this ridge, just west of the trail from Old Man Lake
reaches this Divide between the Lochsa and Selway drainages.
Good story about finding remains of a trapper cabin in this area.
In this recording, Bud also repeats a story he heard from Jay
Turner about a young man who died while checking a trapline
at a cabin maybe in the Crags mountains, etc. Selway Bitterroot
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Wilderness. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
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1548: Regenerating forest post-fire
This scene shows clearly how a climax species can perpetuate
itself. It is possible to protect from fire or other disturbances
long enough so that the climax species keeps its place in the
ecology for quite a long time. Note the young stuff coming
back up in this area. Alpine fir. Bud often took photos like
this, because he was always thinking about the subject of
climax species. Was it possible for a forest to really reach
"climax" without a disturbance such as fire? Selway Bitterroot
Wilderness. Idaho.
1975
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Image
1549: Wilderness phone booth
This shows a tree where the Forest Service had a telephone
wired or nailed to a tree, at a trail junction, possibly for calling in
case of emergencies. Bud remembers that he identified this as
a telephone site, near California Creek in the Fish Lake basin.
Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. Idaho.
1975
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Image
1550: Brooks McKinney
Brooks McKinney in front of the McConnell Mountain Lookout
residence, where Bud worked in the 1930s. Selway Bitterroot
Wilderness. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1975
Digital
Image
1551: McConnell Mountain
Photo shows the base for the fire finder map at McConnell
Mountain, one of two observation points at this site. Selway
Bitterroot Wilderness. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1975
Digital
Image
1552: Primitive snowshoes
Primitive snowshoes that Bud photographed somewhere near
Fish Lake, 1975. Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. Idaho. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1975
Digital
Image
1553: Remains of trapper cabin
Photo of trapper cabin remains between where California Creek
and Fish Creek join, below McConnell Mountain, along the trail
from McConnell Mtn six or seven miles toward Fish Lake. This
is on a ridge closer to Fish Lake than McConnell Mtn. Related
recording on previous slide. Dick Walker. Selway Bitterroot
Wilderness. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
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1554: US Forest Service plane with three Forest officers
US Forest Service plane with three Forest officers, which we
are unable to identify for sure. Unknown location, but probably
Missoula or in Region 4.
1963
Digital
Image
155: Stream crossing
Brooks' and hiking partner crossing a stream on a footlog while
Brooks McKinney watches. Somewhere on the Elk Summit/split
creek ridge trip in 1975. Probably between McConnell Mountain
and Old Man Lake. Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. Idaho.
1975
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Image
1556: Brooks McKinney's hiking partner
Brooks McKinney's hiking partner doctoring his foot,
somewhere along the trail. Same trip as previous slides. First
aid. See Bud's journal for details. Selway Bitterroot Wilderness.
Idaho.
1975
Digital
Image
1557: Old trapper cabin
California Creek-Fish Creek area trapper cabin which Bud
found thanks to directions from Dick Walker. Selway Bitterroot
Wilderness. Idaho.
1975
Digital
Image
1558: Mountain meadow
Location uncertain, but this looks like a landscape with one of
the several meadows in the Fish Lake Basin in the foreground.
Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. Idaho.
1975
Digital
Image
1559: Blooming bear grass
Bud remembers this site. "Hiking from McConnell, as we
began to get close to Fish Lake, we were greeted by abundant
blooming bear grass." Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. Idaho.
1975
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Image
1560: Elk quarters nailed to tree
Bud's first Swan Valley elk, which he shot in the Elk Creek
drainage, and related story. This was right after Bud and Janet
moved to Coyote Forest. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1976
Digital
Image
1561: Donald Kinney with rifle
Donald Kinney in "the park" on the ridge leading from the
Foothills Trail near Elk Creek to Hemlock Mountain, packing elk
quarters from where he and Bud shot two raghorn bulls the day
before. Good story about this hunt, and encounter with a grizzly
bear. Excellent landscape scene, overview, of the hunter on the
mountain and the Swan Valley below. Looking east toward the
Swan Range. Holland Canyon right of center. Bud used to like
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to hike, trap in the mountains of the Swan Valley, and he got a
particularly good feeling when he'd come to places like this that
would overlook the valley below, especially at night. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
1562: Donald Kinney's elk
Donald Kinney's elk right where it fell in the vicinity of Elk Creek
and the Foothills Trail, toward Hemlock Mountain. Montana.
1977
Digital
Image
1563: Bud with another raghorn elk
Bud with another raghorn elk he shot in the vicinity of Elk Point,
Swan Valley. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1981
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Image
1564: South Fork Cold Lake in the Mission Mountains
Wilderness
South Fork Cold Lake in the Mission Mountains Wilderness.
Good story about Bob and Gyda Newman, swan valley old
timers, building the trail into this basin, right at this lake. This
lake is stocked with rainbow trout. Bud wrote the story of a
trip from Glacier Creek, Crazy Horse, head of Elk Creek, Elk
Lake, to North Fork to South Fork Cold (across Mollman Ridge)
to Mollman Lakes) to check out the summer grizzly activity
and those notes or reports are in Bud's journals, or in the files.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1981
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Image
1565: Looking east toward the Swan Range
Looking east toward the Swan Range down the South Fork of
Cold Creek basin, showing the string of lakes that exist in this
area, viewed from the furthest lake up. Mollman Ridge is in the
center, back, photo and the trail that Bob and Gyda Newman
built to the lake pictured previous slide came around from
Mollmand Ridge to the lakes. Mission Mountains Wilderness.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1983
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Image
1566: Bud Moore with malamute, Koyak
Bud Moore with malamute, Koyak, at Coyote Forest. Good
story about growing a beard while trapping in the Bob Marshall
Wilderness, Little Salmon. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1984
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Image
1567: Smokejumper coming down!
Smokejumper coming down! Open parachute in clear blue sky.
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1568: Clearcuts from Rocky Point Lookout
Clearcuts from Rocky Point Lookout. Bud took these pictures
while researching The Lochsa Story, and some of them ended
up in the book. Good recording about these modified clearcuts
and how "they change the ecology of a place." Possible photo
point or photo plot candidate, because Bud has earlier slides
taken from this same location. This shows that clearcuts have in
some places replaced fire as a natural agent of change. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1994
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Image
1569: Clearcuts from Rocky Point Lookout
Clearcuts from Rocky Point Lookout. Bud took these pictures
while researching The Lochsa Story, and some of them ended
up in the book. Good recording about these modified clearcuts
and how "they change the ecology of a place." Possible photo
point or photo plot candidate, because Bud has earlier slides
taken from this same location. This shows that clearcuts have in
some places replaced fire as a natural agent of change. Idaho.
1994
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Image
1570: Clearcuts from Rocky Point Lookout
Clearcuts from Rocky Point Lookout. Bud took these pictures
while researching The Lochsa Story, and some of them ended
up in the book. Good recording about these modified clearcuts
and how "they change the ecology of a place." Possible photo
point or photo plot candidate, because Bud has earlier slides
taken from this same location. This shows that clearcuts have in
some places replaced fire as a natural agent of change. Idaho.
1994
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1571: Clearcuts from Rocky Point Lookout
Clearcuts from Rocky Point Lookout. Bud took these pictures
while researching The Lochsa Story, and some of them ended
up in the book. Good recording about these modified clearcuts
and how "they change the ecology of a place." Possible photo
point or photo plot candidate, because Bud has earlier slides
taken from this same location. This shows that clearcuts have in
some places replaced fire as a natural agent of change. Idaho.
1994
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Image
1572: View from Rocky Point Lookout
Clearcuts from Rocky Point Lookout. Bud took these pictures
while researching The Lochsa Story, and some of them ended
up in the book. Good recording about these modified clearcuts
and how "they change the ecology of a place." Possible photo
point or photo plot candidate, because Bud has earlier slides
taken from this same location. This shows that clearcuts have
in some places replaced fire as a natural agent of change.
Looking almost due west, Shotgun Creek drainage. Idaho.
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1573: Photo of Clearcut taken from Elk Meadows Road
Photo of Clearcut taken from Elk Meadows Road, where cut
comes right to the road. Elk Meadows is over the hill, left side
photo. Plum Creek cut, road and clearcuts in background. This
is in Idaho. You are looking at State Line (ridgeline) in distance.
This photo is in The Lochsa Story. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1994
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Image
1574: Small clearcut taken from Elk Summit Road
Photo of small clearcut taken from Elk Summit Road near
Powell Pasture. Bud is not sure if this was planted or if this
is natural reproduction. Plum Creek ownership. This photo
is in The Lochsa Story. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1994
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Image
1575: Jerry Johnson cabin
Jerry Johnson cabin near the Lochsa River, 12 miles
downstream from Powell Ranger District. Good story about
Forest Service use of this cabin, and Excellent black bear
story. Bear hibernated in the attic of this cabin, when Frank
Bustard was using it as a headquarters for trapping, and
Frank had to kill the bear. Bud had sold his trapline to Frank,
1941-1942 or so. Jerry Johnson Campground is located at this
site now. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1952
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1576: Big Sand Lake
Big Sand Lake as it looked in the 1950s. Good recording.
Stories include Forest Service guard station that used to be
here (Bud has more photos of this), old trail location, Wes Fales
Grizzly story, trapper cabin story, and fisheries discussion
cutthroat and brook trout. Off tape Bud mentioned that Bob
Marshall stayed at this lake and had several adventures here.
This is good moose country. Historic Value (discussion). Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1954
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1577: Franklin grouse
Franklin grouse. Excellent camouflage photo. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
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1578: Mules packing lumber
Mules packing lumber to an unknown location, but probably Jay
Point Lookout, for new construction or repair of old building.
That's the Lookout west of Powell Ranger Station. The big
building in the background is the bunkhouse at Powell, which
had been built in 1931. "In the process of getting more space
around the station, the Forest Service moved the building up
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this way, where the mules are. Now it doesn't quality for Historic
Register, because of the move." Idaho.
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1579: Blacklead Prospector's cabin
Blacklead Prospector's cabin, built by Billy Rhodes. Good story
about this cabin, Billy Rhodes, and Billy Rhodes grave. See
the book by Ralph Space, The Lolo Trail, for more information
about Billy Rhodes grave. Bud thinks the grave has been lost
and found many times because of avalanches each winter that
carry away the grave markers. This whole basin burned in the
1910 fire. L.A. Williams "Leif" was the last guy to prospect in
here and occupy this cabin. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
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1580: Woodman School
Woodman School, where Bud went to school at almost age
7 (in Oct) in 1924 and he attended six years grade school.
("I didn't particularly likes school so I thought I'd get it over
with as quick as I can. Six years graduated from 8th grade.")
Several stories about activities here, including Rocky Mountain
Spotted Fever, Jean Williams the student who died from the
fever, dances, Christmas plays, location of school buildings
then, and more. Excellent discussion about the role of women
then (stories from the 1920s and 1930s) and how that role has
changed. The young women only worked as teachers until
they were married and then they were expected to resign.
"It was a good school. I can remember the details of most of
those classes. Mathematics is still mathematics, and health
is still health. History is still history. I guess the thing we didn't
get much in school was social studies. How to live with each
other and all that. We lived with each other, there wasn't much
separation. We were dependent on each other. We had one
called current events. We got a little magazine, and that told
about what was going on in the world around us. Who was
president and all that. Our government was so far away from
us, the only one we ever saw was the game warden, to catch
a poacher!" Geography a subject, also. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
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1581: Selway National Forest
A Lost Forest written on slide, referring to the Selway National
Forest, which, after 1934 was dropped and lands administered
by the Lolo National Forest and later, Clearwater (after Hwy
12 was finished). Excellent discussion about the administrative
changes governing this area, Powell Ranger Station, etc. and
the 1934 fire. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1952
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1582: O'Brien Creek elk and rifle
O'Brien Creek elk, which Bud shot the fall before transferring
to Utah. Recording about hunting for this elk. Slides and
recordings elsewhere tell story of this 30-06 Model 1903
Springfield rifle. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1583: Larch in fall color
Larch in fall color somewhere in the Lochsa and good
discussion about this being excellent elk habitat, at least in the
Lochsa country. Also, off tape, if you get a snowfall in the early
fall, the elk would come to the snowline where the rain and
snow meet, and there would be elk. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1584: Big Sand Lake
Big Sand Lake with Forest Service Guard Station visible in
photo, and moose in lake, forefront. More interesting details
about this cabin and lake in The Lochsa Story chapter "The
Last of the Bitterroot Grizzlies." Good moose discussion, and
also discussion of Bud finding another Poacher's cabin at
mouth of Poacher Creek (near the mouth). More details also
in "Lapland and the Fur Poachers." Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1585: Fire in the upper Lochsa
A large fire somewhere in the upper Lochsa. Idaho.
1958
Digital
Image
1586: Bud's elk
Same elk as previous slide, that Bud shot in Obrien Creek
drainage west of Missoula. Montana.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1587: Don Grimes and Jack Puckett
Don Grimes, game warden, left, and Jack Puckett, new district
ranger at Powell, adjusting packs before going over Pack Box
Pass into Big Creek drainage. Discussion about this trip, which
Bud took with these men, as he was leaving Powell Ranger
District for a position as Deputy Supervisor on the Lolo National
Forest. They camped at White Sand Lake, and fished there,
looking for and catching, California golden trout. Idaho. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
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Image
1588: Original ranger station at Powell Ranger Station
End view of the original ranger station at Powell Ranger Station,
which Bud thinks construction began about 1911 and finished
about 1912. Later on, activities and personnel outgrew this
building and it became the cookhouse and dining hall. The
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new bunkhouse was built about 1931. Note the pack trail in the
foreground, made mostly by mules. Idaho.
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1589: Roger Norgaard with Ranger Peak in the background
Roger Norgaard resting in the high country. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1590: Mules loaded with cargo
Photo shows mules loaded with lumber and some cargo in
the background at the wannagan at Powell Ranger Station.
They are obviously headed for some construction job in the
backcountry. We can't see the packer very well, but Bud thinks
this is young Charlie Snook. The mule on the left is packing a
crated item, maybe a window or something.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1591: Second generation Forest Service sign
Second generation Forest Service sign somewhere near
Powell. Note the damage from the nails, where the sign is
attached to an alpine fir. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1592: Construction of tent camping quarters
Beginning of some tent camping quarters, probably permanent.
Probably Forest Service employees setting up tents for trail,
fire crews at Powell Ranger Station. This is about the time that
all the construction was taking place there, as part of the Bark
Beetle projects, and spruce logging.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1593: Possibly State Line Cabin, Lochsa
Bud isn't sure about this one, but it might be a Forest Service
construction camp, associated with the spruce bark beetle
control, maybe State Line Cabin, Lochsa.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1594: Beaver Jack's cabin
Beaver Jack's cabin in the Blacklead Mining District. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1595: Forest Service crew
Bud can't be sure about the ID on these people, but he thinks
it is over in the Powell area. It looks like they are building a
Lookout tower. Note the treated posts.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1596: Wildflowers
Wildflowers at an unknown location, subalpine area.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1597: Bud's saddle horse, Salty, at Big Sand Lake
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Bud's saddle horse, Salty, at Big Sand Lake, in the Selway
Bitterroot Wilderness.
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1598: Powell Ranger Station complex
1950s aerial view of Powell Ranger Station complex. Bud notes
that the road center photo used to go to Elk Summit, but Plum
Creek sold some summer homes up in there years ago, and
later, the road was changes.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1599: Truck on rough mountain road
Truck on rough mountain road in an unknown location.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1600: Burning mountainside
Closeup of a hot fire burning in mountainous country. Location
unknown.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1601: Intense wildfire
An intermediate shot of an intense wildfire, location unknown.
1958
Digital
Image
1602: Elk with mange and excellent recording about Bud's
encounter with this dying bull
Elk with mange and excellent recording about Bud's encounter
with this dying bull. Photo taken in the Lochsa riverbottom
close to the pack bridge that leads to Jerry Johnson Hot
Springs, north side of the river, same side that the highway later
followed. Discussion about how elk and other big game became
"trapped" in the riverbottom during the deep snows of winter,
and how the young and old compete, and sometimes lose,
in their struggle to find enough food. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1603: Bull Elk at Storm Creek basin
Bull Elk bugling, Storm Creek basin, Selway Bitterroot
Wilderness. Bud called this elk in during the rutting season,
while the Moore family was enjoying a trip from Brushy Fork
area into the Storm Creek Basin. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1604: Bull elk bugling, with grass, shrubs on his antlers
Bull elk bugling, with grass, shrubs on his antlers. "He was
trying to figure out what to do, whether to charge us or run
away." Bud called him in by whistling. See also slide #1603 and
related discussion. This photo was considered for use in The
Lochsa Story. Idaho.
circa 1950
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Image
1605: Maple Lake
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Bud thinks this charming spot is Maple Lake, which drains
into the Selway drainage of the Clearwater. "This is one of my
favorite little spots." Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. Idaho.
Digital
Image
1606: Logging debris at Papoose Creek
Effects of logging on the watershed. Photo considered for
Lochsa Story. Papoose Creek. Good discussion about
this particular logging job, and also good discussion about
Nez Perce use of this and other drainages, for hunting and
fishing, steelhead, salmon. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1607: Lochsa River from Jerry Johnson Trail
Lochsa River from Jerry Johnson Trail, on the ridge just below
the Lookout. Good photo point, or photo plot candidate. Looking
toward the old burn known as the Bald Mountain Fire in 1929.
Then in 1934 another fire further down burned up against
this one. Good recording about the fire, and what Ranger Ed
Mackay called "The Retreat of the Lochsa" when firefighters
tried repeatedly to battle the 1929 blaze but experienced
repeated "retreats." Idaho. >There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1608: Mocus Point elk country
Mocus Pt Elk Country, looking toward Ashpile Peak. Good
discussion about elk hunting in this area, which relates to
upcoming slides. Old burn area on Mocus Pt. makes good elk
habitat. Discussion about stocking the Forest Service cabins
along the river in the fall, and letting employees hunt (taking
annual leave) during this time, also. Fire. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1609: Milo's bull
Milo's bull. Elk quarter hanging and good story about packing
elk quarters out on horses and mules. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1610: Milo's bull elk
Milo's bull at Weir Creek and excellent discussion about the
relationship between minerals in the soils and the size and
health of elk, antlers etc. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1952
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Image
1611: Milo with pack mules
Milo, left, and his elk, quartered, and packed on mules. Packing
Milo's elk off the slopes of Ashpile Peak. "Nothing like a good
mule when you have a heavy load to carry in rough country."
1952
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-- Bud. Looking across Weir Creek at the 1929 burn. "We are
right in the middle of it, actually. It became some of the finest
elk country in the world. It's tremendous range, until it gets too
high for the elk to reach. It's all browse." Fire. Idaho.
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1612: Calf Elk at Colgate Lick
Calf Elk at Colgate Lick, and excellent discussion about the
relationship between elk calves, bears, and critical wildlife
habitat, including Swan Valley story about Bud encountering
a freshly killed elk calf and bear behind the cabin at Coyote
Forest. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
1613: Calf Elk at Colgate
Calf Elk at Colgate. See also good recording on slide 1612, and
related notes. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
1614: Cutting elk meat in the garage
Cutting elk meat in the garage at Powell, and related excellent
discussion about hunting and harvesting elk, "going full
circle." Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1953
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Image
1615: Parachute Creek larch stands
Parachute Creek larch stands. Fall colors. Discussion about
these areas being good for hunting elk, especially in the larch
pockets. Good discussion. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1953
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Image
1616: Fall colors in the Lochsa
What a privilege it is to hunt or just walk through the fall colors
in the Lochsa. The setting here, you can see just a little corner
of the Rocky Point Rd. -- Bud. Excellent fall colors. Idaho.
1953
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Image
1617: Frog Lake in the Lochsa
Left to right: Topper, Traveler, Homer, Sis and Salty (white)
in the Lochsa at Frog Lake. Discussion: the ranger's office
pack train plus Traveler and Topper, at Frog Lake, a very
scenic setting in the Elk Summit area of the Selway Bitterroot
Wilderness. "Some of these places just kind of blow you away
up there. Even the horses and mules like it." -- Bud. "This
was the kind of a situation (work situation) that was good for
families. We could go together." Idaho.
1954
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1618: Heinie Williams at Powell Ranger Station
Heinie at Powell Ranger Station. Heinie was the packer, and
also worked well at other jobs. Excellent discussion about
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Heinie being Bud's mentor for learning about pack strings, pack
stock. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
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1619: Army weasel and snowshoes
Army weasel, probably Steve Russell's from Lochsa Lodge.
Discussion about two forms of winter transportation. Good
short. These machines were made to go on water as well as
land. These were used to help with the spruce bark beetle
project, logging, in the Lochsa. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
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Image
1620: Elk quarters and rifles
Elk quarters hanging from spike elk that Bud shot, with Bill
along, in Anderson Gulch. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1621: Lochsa River at unknown location
Idaho
1953
Digital
Image
1622: Horace Godfrey at Powell Ranger Station
Horace Godfrey at Powell Ranger Station. "The icicles even
dominate Horace, except he's the cook and nothing dominates
the cook for very long."-- Bud. Horace was the cook at Powell
during some of the cruising that was done for the spruce bark
beetle problem even though he was usually the ranger at
Seeley Lake, Lolo National Forest. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
1623: Bridge across the Crooked Fork
The main road (now Highway 12) bridge across the Crooked
Fork about 6 miles west of Lolo Pass. The Army Weasel
suggests that there is a crew going out to cruise the bark
beetles in preparation for control on that infestation. This
is a pretty good photo to see the depth of the snow in the
Lochsa. Probably mid-winter. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1624: Round Top Lookout
Round Top Lookout as it looked in the 1950s and related
discussion about bulding a winter camp here during the spruce
bark beetle outbreak and related logging. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1625: Tom Barker working on Army Weasel
circa 1950
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Tom Barker, left. This green Army Weasel is his machine.
Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
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1626: Tom Barker shoveling snow
Tom Barker shoveling snow to level a road for the Army Weasel
to go up to Roundtop Lookout where there had previously been
airdrops of supplies. Related discussion. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1627: Scale shack at Lolo Pass
Scale shack at Lolo Pass that the Forest Service operated
during spruce bark beetle logging. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1628: Arch style culvert
Example of an arch style culvert which was used to replace the
old round ones, so that fish could spawn upstream. Related
discussion. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1629: Bill Davis eating lunch
Bill Davis eating lunch on a sunny slope somewhere in the
Lochsa. Good discussion about the snowshoes and "The
Lochsa Hitch" method of attaching snowshoes to boots. Later,
LL Bean offered snowshoes for sale featuring this same hitch,
only with buckles. Story includes mention of this. Idaho. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
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Image
1630: Left to right: Frank Bustard, Tom Barker, and Herb
Erickson at Lolo Pass
Left to right: Frank Bustard, Tom Barker, and Herb Erickson
at Lolo Pass during a spring trip to begin work at Powell
when the road could be plowed to the pass. Forest Service
employees would then hike down over the other side to Powell.
Some discussion about snow depth, and early spring work at
Powell. Note that the Snow measuring snow course at Packer
Meadows is nearby, and today, the information is all transmitted
automatically. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1950
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Image
1631: Logging truck with large spruce logs
Logging truck with large spruce logs headed up the Idaho side
of Highway 12 to Lolo Pass. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
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1632: Galen Trostle, The Trailer
The Trailer written on slide. While enroute to and from some
of the spruce cruising projects, some of the crew would tow
behind the Weasel. "They'd hop on their skis and tie to the
back, and ski. They'd get pretty boisterous and swing out, like
water skiing." -- Bud. This man is Galen Trostle. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
1633: Dozer pushing over trap trees
Dozer pushing over trap trees, which would hopefully
concentrate spruce bark beetles into small areas. See related
slides and discussions, earlier. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1634: Les Pengelly crossing Weir Creek
Les Pengelly crossing a log across Weir Creek. Les and
Bud made a trip to study elk winter range in the Lochsa. Les
also was one of the critics of The Lochsa Story drafts. Some
discussion about this trip, and also the process Bud went
through to have people critique The Lochsa Story. Norman
Maclean's advice, etc. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1635: Travel Air plane dropping supplies
Travel Air plane dropping supplies to men shoveling the roofs
at Powell. Topics mentioned in the discussion include Johnson
Flying Service, Travel Air, the "tin goose" Ford Trimotor,
location of buildings at Powell in earlier times, snow depths.
This is one of the earlier slides of Powell in this collection, Bud
thinks. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1636: Tracked snow vehicles
Probably Les Pengelly on a trip he made with Bud, using
"The Cub" and the larger snow vehicle known as Snow
Cats by Tucker. Related discussion about early snowmobile
prototypes. Wildlife discussion. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1637: Tucker snow cat 'cub'
The Tucker snow cat "cub" loading or unloading somewhere on
the Idaho side of Lolo Pass. See related discussion previous
slide. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1638: Jumbo the Moose
circa 1950
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Jumbo the Moose and brief discussion. "He was a fixture," said
Bud. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
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1639: Jumbo the Moose
Jumbo the Moose and good discussion about the cook, Stanley
Gale, feeding Jumbo out the back door to the cookshack. Note
the steps at right, these are the steps to the back door, cook
shack. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1640: Elk on a winter range
This elk was probably photographed on one of our winter game
surveys on a winter range somewhere in the Lochsa River
bottomlands. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1641: Winter-killed elk
Winter-killed elk in the Lochsa, probably during the early 1950s
when there was about four feet of snow that had crusted over,
making it difficult for the elk to find browse. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1642: Bull elk
Starving elk on the Lochsa winter range, probably in the 1950s.
This photo demonstrates the value of tree cover to keep the
snow shallow enough so that a slight warming trend can expose
the ground in deep-snow country. The game get a lot of forage
benefits from that.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1643: Starving elk, same as previous
Starving elk, same as previous. Discussion: This elk is also
affected by mange. Good discussion about starving elk. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1644: Bill Moore with elk
Bill Moore with Bud's elk, about 1958 or 1959. Grave's Creek.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1959
Digital
Image
1645: Heavily browsed shrubs in snow
Heavily used browse on the winter ranges of the Lochsa
photographed during one of our major big game winter range
surveys. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
circa 1950
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Image
1646: Heavily used browse in the winter range
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Heavily used browse on the winter ranges of the Lochsa
photographed during one of our major big game winter range
surveys. Idaho.
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1647: Winter browse
Heavily used browse on the winter ranges of the Lochsa
photographed during one of our major big game winter range
surveys. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1648: Heavily used browse
Heavily used browse on the winter ranges of the Lochsa
photographed during one of our major big game winter range
surveys. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1649: Heavily used browse
Heavily used browse on the winter ranges of the Lochsa
photographed during one of our major big game winter range
surveys. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1650: Traveler (an American Saddler) and the old timer (pack
horse)
Traveler (an American Saddler), left and the old timer (pack
horse). Discussion: horses, equipment, packing, axe. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1959
Digital
Image
1651: Bill Moore looking west toward Lolo Creek
Bill Moore looking west toward Lolo Creek from the Blue
Mountain area. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1959
Digital
Image
1652: Bill Moore examining mule deer buck rub
Bill Moore examining mule deer buck rub in the Blue Mountain
area. The mule deer use the small trees to sharpen their horns
and rub the velvet off; they also paw the ground and make
"scrapes." Montana.
1959
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Image
1653: Woodman School
Woodman School, Lolo Creek drainage, where Bud attended
school. Discussion: Excellent description of Bud's early
education including incidents of tick fever (Rocky Mountain
Spotted Fever), teachers, students. Bud started school here at
the age of 6 in 1924 and graduated about 1929. Clarification:
Jean Williams died of Spotted fever the year before Bud started
school. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
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1654: Native American firefighter on Salty
Native American firefighter on Salty. Discussion: Bud loaned
his horse to this firefighter after a really long, tiring day on the
firelines. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1655: Tributary of the Lochsa River
An unknown tributary joining with the Lochsa River. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
1656: TBM Avenger
A TBM Avenger fire retardant dropping plane, probably parked
at the Missoula airport. Montana.
undated
Digital
Image
1658: Herb Erickson driving bulldozer
Herb Erickson dozing snow at Lolo Pass. This dozer was stored
at Powell Ranger Station, and was used by the Forest Service
to open up roads during the spring. Discussion: Opening the
roads into Powell Ranger Station. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1659: Foreman training at Frenchtown Ranger Station
Foreman training Frenchtown Ranger Station. Discussion:
Training foreman for various methods of fireline construction,
first aid, and other aspects of fire protection. Step-up method
of fireline construction. Trencher, counsel tool, and pulaski
discussion. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1952
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Image
1660: Mud Creek Ranger Station
Mud Creek Ranger Station. Discussion about the history of
these buildings and where they were moved to including Lolo
Pass Visitor Center, Missoula (Orchard Homes area where
Bill Bell lived). Includes discussion about the coldest day
Bud remembers, trapping mink, Jay Turner and Ed Mackay.
Good winter trapping story. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1661: Bear-damaged sign, Packer Meadow
Bear Damage Packer Meadow. Discussion about bears eating
signs. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1662: Part of the office pack string
Part of the Office String, Salty (the white horse) and Homer (the
mule) at Lake Creek. Discussion: Forest Service cabin, pier
bridges, cable suspension bridges. Note the forest regeneration
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since the 1929 fire that burned this area. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
1663: Missoula Rose Garden
Flowering roses in the Missoula Rose Garden. Montana.
195206
Digital
Image
1664: Elk Summit Ranger Station
Elk Summit Ranger Station. Photo taken of the back door.
The furthest building to the right is the original station (1911),
and the big one was built in 1925. Discussion: Water rights
concerns today in this area Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1665: Big Sand Lakers
Big Sand Lakers. Discussion: Pure strain of cutthroat in Big
Sand Lake, now populated with Eastern Brook Trout, too.
Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1666: Beaver Ridge Lake
Beaver Ridge Lake. Photo 2 The Lochsa Story, Chapter 2.
Discussion: Where photo was taken from (Beaver Ridge
Lookout) and what you are looking at (toward the Storm
Creek drainage, wilderness, and the Bitterroot Valley beyond
Heavenly Twins.). The Wilderness boundary is beyond the lake.
Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. Decent photo point or photo plot
candidate. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1667: Bill Moore and Topper
Bill Moore and Topper. Kookooskia Meadow. Grave Peak
range in the background. Short spur road off the main road, at
road end. Note the old fire (burn) in the background. Selway
Bitterroot Wilderness in the distance. Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
1668: Stupid feeding in a pasture
Stupid. Photo taken at the Powell Ranger Station pasture
(which is a half mile from the station). Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1669: Shaking the Powell Barn
Shaking the Powell Barn. Two of the Powell Ranger District's
crew laying a double c04 of shakes on top of the barn at the
ranger station. These are split cedar shakes. Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
1670: Forest Service Cabin
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Brushy Cabin. Discussion: This cabin was built in 1931 by the
Forest Service for people coming into the Lochsa. Off-tape:
there is a little spring behind the cabin. "We used to have to
dig that out in six feet of snow." -- Bud. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
1671: Granite Lake Cabin
Granite Lake Cabin. Discussion: Trapper cabin built in 1930s.
Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1672: Milo sharpening an axe at Granite Lake
Milo at Granite Lake. Discussion: Milo owned a cabin in the
Swan Valley -- which turned out to be the place that Bud's
family purchased in the early 1970s. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1673: Grave Peak and Wind Lakes
Grave Peak and Wind Lakes. Discussion: Construction of the
Grave Peak lookout (the name of the lookout who built this can
be found in Bud's interview notes with Heinie Williams in the
1980s). The boards were cut at Elk Summit and packed up the
mountain. Also discussion about Bob Marshall being treed by a
bear in this basin. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1674: Upper Wind Lake
Upper Wind Lake. Grave Peak to the right of photo, looking
down Wind Lakes Creek. Jerry Johnson to the left. Tom Beal
Park to the right. Wind Lakes Creek, central to the photo, and
the Lochsa River beyond. "This and one or two other lakes in
this basin are populated with westslope cutthroat trout." -- Bud.
Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
1675: Post Office Lake near the Lolo Trail
PO Lake near the Lolo Trail, Indian Post Office area.
Discussion: Bud wrote the last of the Lochsa Story from this
location. Old lookout site behind where this picture was taken.
This is where the first ranger at Powell got his first glimpse of
the country he was to steward. Bud went there to see what
Frank Smith saw. "I do a little better writing if I can actually go
to a place and see it for myself." -- Bud. In the early stages of
Bud's writing he went the other way - that was the beginning of
the Lochsa Story. Note: off-tape discussion indicates that just
above this area where the road takes off "some jugheads fell
several whitebark pine" - ? Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
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1676: Tom Barker making shakes
Barker making shakes. Tom Barker using a froe to make
shakes for the barn shown in an earlier photo 1669. Idaho.
1952
Digital
Image
1677: Lochsa Cutthroats
Lochsa Cutthroats Lake Creek Cabin. Discussion about the trip
down the Lochsa when these fish were caught by Powell crew.
The Lake Creek Cabin is a Forest Service Cabin. Idaho. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1952
Digital
Image
1678: Smoke rising from forested area.
North Fork Fire. Earlier recordings discuss the origin and
location of this fire. Bud remembers that this fire burned in what
is now the Scapegoat Wilderness. Right where this fire started
is a section of privately owned land. Montana.
1952
Digital
Image
1679: Burned forest
North Fork Fire. Earlier recordings discuss the origin and
location of this fire. Bud remembers that this fire burned in what
is now the Scapegoat Wilderness. Right where this fire started
is a section of privately owned land. Montana.
1952
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Image
1680: Scorched mountainside
North Fork Fire. Earlier recordings discuss the origin and
location of this fire. Bud remembers that this fire burned in what
is now the Scapegoat Wilderness. Right where this fire started
is a section of privately owned land. Montana.
1952
Digital
Image
1681: Bud posing for a picture at Packer Meadow
Bud posing for a picture in front of the Andrew Erickson and
Carl Erickson's Cabin, Packer Meadow. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
1682: Papke and Horace Godfrey, Brushy Creek
Jim Papke and Horace Godfrey, Brushy Creek. "Both good
woodsmen." -- Bud. Jim Papke worked for the Northern Pacific
Railroad, which is now Plum Creek (own every other section in
the Lochsa and the Swan). Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
1683: Five cruisers snowshoeing
Bug Crew. The spruce bark beetle cruising crew heading out to
work. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
1684: Jane's saddle
1953
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Jane's saddle. Discussion: saddle maker Ray Holes in
Grangeville Idaho. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
1685: Gas Pump at Powell Ranger Station
Gas Pump at Powell Ranger Station. Discussion: price of gas.
Off-tape: Bud thought this may have been a crank-type gas
pump, but we couldn't see a crank. It may have been powered
by electricity from the generator. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
1686: Powell Office
Powell Office. Discussion: Hardest part of the job, Bud "winning
his spurs", and details about the office and first seasons of
work. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
1687: Winter scene at Monture Creek
Winter scene at Monture Creek. Bud worked with Horace
Godfrey to measure snow in the vicinity of Monture Ranger
Station. "I always kind of liked that snow measuring. If you
loved the land you were always looking for other things, like
cougar tracks, and bear dens . . . " -- Bud. This work wasn't
included in the Forest Service budgets, but was administered
by the Soil Conservation Service. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
1688: Limestone Pass in winter
This view of Limestone Pass in winter shows recent
regeneration where fire earler killed the mature trees.
Discussion: Bud's avalanche adventure in this area. See related
slides and recordings. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
1689: Porcupine damage
Porky Work Woodworth. Bud probably took this photo when
he was helping Horace Godfrey with timber sales on the Lolo
National Forest, Seeley Lake Ranger District. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
1690: Compass, Pack Creek
Compass, Pack Creek. Bud said this staff compass that he
used on spruce bark beetle surveys in the Lochsa in 1953 is in
common use throughout the Forest Service, and still is today.
These are mostly used for cruising forests, running straight line
and re-establishing ownership boundaries. Idaho.
1953
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Image
1691: Bull elk at Colgate Licks
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A bull elk in the Colgate Licks area. The Colgate Licks burned
over in 1929. Note the snags in the background. This is the
same place where Colgate is buried. Discussion: Excellent
discussion of the mineral licks and wildlife. Elk were the
dominant users of this lick. "The Lochsa Country is too
severe for the deer population to make it through the winters.
Too much snow for deer." -- Bud Photo plot or photo point
candidate. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
Digital
Image
1692: Maud Creek Cabin
Maud Creek Cabin. Discussion: Stearns Reed probably built
this cabin to access his traplines in the Bitterroot. See The
Lochsa Story index for more information about Stearns Reed
and grizzly bears. "My health is better in the fall." -- Stearns
Reed, talking excited about the fall and the first tracking snows.
For more information on this cabin see Bud's interview with
Stearns Reed (notes). Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. "Some
of the best marten country in the world, is that west side of the
Bitterroot." -- Bud. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1953
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Image
1693: Bear at Beaver Ridge
Bear at Beaver Ridge. Photo 2 Ch. XXII The Lochsa Story.
Looking into the Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. Storm Creek
drainage. Bud had a trail camp in the bottom of the far canyon,
and he traveled there cross-country with his saddle horse and
pack string. He got pretty good at traveling cross-country with
them. "Give them plenty of time. Don't get them trapped in
some place." Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
1694: Bill Moore at Lolo Pass
Bill Moore at Lolo Pass. This is the top of the pass, with the
State Line Cabin on the right, and the game checking building
on the left, looking toward Idaho. The State Line Cabin ended
up at the Lochsa Historic Ranger Station site. "That pass is a
mile high, within six inches." -- Bud. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
1695: Drop target in the snow
Air Drop at Round Top Lookout. This lookout was torn down by
the Forest Service when air patrol came into use. Idaho. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
1696: Andy Arvish collecting air dropped supplies
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Andy Arvish at Air Drop, Round Top Lookout. Andy is retrieving
the air drop supplies. Idaho.
Digital
Image
1697: Powell Ranger Station from the Air
Powell Ranger Station from the Air. Note the island mentioned
by Lewis and Clark. Good photo of the forest. See notes
about University of Idaho Professor Shattuck in The Lochsa
Story. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
1698: Summer view of Frog Peak
Frog Peak. Whitebark pine. Selway Bitterroot Wilderness.
Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
1699: Spruce Creek
Spruce Creek. This shows an impressive range of forest
avalanche paths in the upper reaches of Spruce Creek. Bud
loves these kinds of places. "This is grizzly country -- or was." -Bud. Idaho.
1954
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Image
1700: at Storm Creek
Elk at Storm Creek. In September each year, bull elk like this
bugle in the picturesque high country basins like this landscape
in Storm Creek of the Lochsa Country. Selway Bitterroot
Wilderness. Bud took a lot of photos of this bull. Bud would
whistle him up out of the brush (he was down in the brush
bugling) and he would come out, pawing. "He would come out
of there pretty angry." -- Bud. Idaho.
1954
Digital
Image
1701: Baby Cooper's Hawk
A baby Cooper's Hawk in his nest on a creek on the Papoose
Creek drainage of the Lochsa. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1702: Building at Powell Ranger Station
In the 1950s, this ranger's dwelling at Powell was the only
facility available for families except trailers. During later years,
the Forest Service built more quarters as the workers increased
and came in with their families. Now there are bunk houses
here, too. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1703: Bill Moore on the Lochsa River
Bill Moore walking on the frozen Lochsa River near the
Powell Ranger Station. The log jam is near the island in the
river. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
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1704: Snow-covered cabin
An unidentified cabin somewhere in what looks like the Lochsa
country. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1705: Measuring snow at Packer Meadow
Measuring snow at Packer Meadow. Bob Rehfeld, left,
and ? On the right. Date unknown, probably in the 1950s.
Bob Rehfeld's successful career finally led him to become
supervisor of the National Forest at Grangeville, Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1706: Powell Junction sign in snow
A very descriptive sign at the place called Powell Junction
where the road leaves the highway to hook up with the Lolo
Trail. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1707: A lone skier
A lone skier on a road somewhere probably in the Superior
Ranger District of the Lolo National Forest. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1708: Trail sign on the Superior Ranger District of the Lolo
National Forest
A self-explanatory trail sign on the Superior Ranger District of
the Lolo National Forest. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1709: A Tucker Snowcat
A Tucker Snowcat (or Snow Kitten) in front of the Wendover
Cabin, at Wendover Bar. This equipment was used during the
game surveys. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1710: Winter view of river and bridge
This is either the Lake Creek cable suspension bridge or the
Split Ridge pack bridge across the river. Bud thinks it's the
former. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1711: Browsed willows in the Lochsa
Browse. This looks like willow brose down at the game range in
the Lochsa country. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1712: Browsed willows in the Lochsa
Browse. This looks like willow brose down at the game range in
the Lochsa country. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1713: Bull elk
Starving elk on the Lochsa winter range, probably in the 1950s.
This photo demonstrates the value of tree cover to keep the
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snow shallow enough so that a slight warming trend can expose
the ground in deep-snow country. Discussion: The Idaho
Game Warden (Keith Rudd) shot this elk with Bud's .22 pistol.
Story. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
Digital
Image
1714: Remains of a winter-killed elk
A winter-killed elk on the Lochsa game range, winter range. Les
Pengelly in photo. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1715: Airborne cargo dropping by parachute
Airborne cargo coming down to the spruce bark beetle cruising
crew at Round Top Lookout Powell Ranger District. See related
slides. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1716: Deep snow at Lolo Pass
Deep snow at Lolo Pass in the 1950s. Note the man shoveling
the roof. The Army Weasel in the photo was owned by either
Steve Russell or Tom Barker. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1717: Bud Moore on snowshoes
Photo 6 Chapter 25 The Lochsa Story. Lochsa District Ranger
Bud Moore. Same trip with Les Pengelly for winter game range
survey. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1718: Bull elk
Photo 19 Chapter 13 The Lochsa Story. This bull elk is
wintering in pretty scarce food conditions along the Papoose
Creek riparian area, the Lochsa country. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1719: Cooking flapjacks
Breakfast at some camp in the Lochsa Country. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1720: Winter sunset
Eveningtime in the mountains of the Lochsa. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1721: Blodgett Peak
This might be an undated slide of Blodgett Peak and associated
high alpine country in the Lochsa near Blodgett Pass. Selway
Bitterroot Wilderness. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1722: Forest buried in deep snow
The forest buried in deep snow probably somewhere in the
upper end of the Lochsa country. Idaho.
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1723: My son Bill Moore leading Traveler (Jane's horse)
packing meat out of the Grave's Range (probably) near
Missoula
My son Bill Moore leading Traveler (Jane's horse) packing meat
out of the Grave's Range (probably) near Missoula. Probably an
elk quarter. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1724: Stream in wintertime
Bud is unsure of the location of this photo, but he thinks it is
probably the falls on Warm Springs Creek near Jerry Johnson
Hot Springs. Selway Bitterroot Wilderness near the boundary
(where it comes off of Bear Mountain). Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1725: Browsed vegetation in winter
Browse. This is probably moose, since it is broken off, which
they often do. Bud determines the type of wildlife browsing
mostly by location. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1726: Pine marten
This looks like a fair-sized male pine marten, probably one that
was caught in a trap and died. Location not identified. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1727: Looking northeast across Lily Lake
Looking northeast across Lily Lake and down the east fork
of Lolo Creek with the Bitterroot Range in the background.
Discussion: Excellent grizzly story which is also in the Lochsa
Story and stories about the importance of mountain meadows.
Today this area has been heavily logged. This location might
be a good photo point or photo plot candidate. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1728: African-American woman and children
This and other pictures in this series were taken while Bud
was working on a task force in Washington DC in the 1950s.
The task force addressed fatalities among firefighters and
issued a report. Bud was the District Ranger on the committee.
Discussion is about some of the details of this trip. This is the
only recording about the task force thus far in the archives.
It was during this time that the committee developed the 10
Standard Fire Fighting orders. Some of this can be confirmed
in Bud's journals and reports, if you first find the exact dates!
Probably in the report, which should be in Bud's documents
collection. Washington, D.C. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1729: Arlington National Cemetary with view of Washington
Monument
circa 1950
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This and other pictures in this series were taken while Bud
was working on a task force in Washington DC in the 1950s.
The task force address fatalities among firefighters and issued
a report. Bud was the District Ranger on the committee.
Discussion: Details of this trip. This is the only recording about
the task force thus far in the archives. It was during this time
that the committee developed the 10 Standard Fire Fighting
orders. Some of this can be confirmed in Bud's journals and
reports, if you first find the exact dates! Probably in the report.
Washington, D.C.
Digital
Image
1730: Washington, D.C.
This and other pictures in this series were taken while Bud
was working on a task force in Washington DC in the 1950s.
The task force address fatalities among firefighters and issued
a report. Bud was the District Ranger on the committee.
Discussion: Details of this trip. This is the only recording about
the task force thus far in the archives. It was during this time
that the committee developed the 10 Standard Fire Fighting
orders. Some of this can be confirmed in Bud's journals and
reports, if you first find the exact dates! Probably in the report.
Washington, D.C.
circa 1950
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Image
1731: Washington, D.C.
This and other pictures in this series were taken while Bud
was working on a task force in Washington DC in the 1950s.
The task force address fatalities among firefighters and issued
a report. Bud was the District Ranger on the committee.
Discussion: Details of this trip. This is the only recording about
the task force thus far in the archives. It was during this time
that the committee developed the 10 Standard Fire Fighting
orders. Some of this can be confirmed in Bud's journals and
reports, if you first find the exact dates! Probably in the report.
Washington, D.C.
circa 1950
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Image
1732: Capital Building, Washington, D.C.
This and other pictures in this series were taken while Bud
was working on a task force in Washington DC in the 1950s.
The task force address fatalities among firefighters and issued
a report. Bud was the District Ranger on the committee.
Discussion: Details of this trip. This is the only recording about
the task force thus far in the archives. It was during this time
that the committee developed the 10 Standard Fire Fighting
orders. Some of this can be confirmed in Bud's journals and
reports, if you first find the exact dates! Probably in the report.
Washington, D.C.
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1733: Packing out the meat
Bill Moore (right) and ? Packing out meat from a hunting trip
somewhere in the Bitterroot Mountains. Fall colors. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1734: Lake in Selway - Bitterroot forest area
This could be Spruce Lake in the Spruce Creek - Brushy Fork
drainage of the Lochsa River (Spruce Creek Fork) but Bud is
not completely sure. This could also be Beaver Ridge Lake
-- they are "darned near" the same according to Bud -- very
similar. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1735: Snowy peaks in the Bitterroot Mountains
Landscape photo of wild country in the Bitterroot Mountains.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1736: Rocky terrain and avalanche chutes
Rocky terrain and avalanche chutes somewhere in the vicinity
of Blodgett Pass in the Bitterroot Mountains. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1737: Bill Moore resting at Blodgett Pass
Bill Moore resting at Blodgett Pass in the Bitterroot Mountains
with Bud's horse Salty (white) and a glimpse of Homer in the
background. The rest of the pack outfit is somewhere nearby.
Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1738: Bill Moore with steelhead
Bill Moore with about a 10-pound steelhead caught on a
cane pole (made from bamboo canes) in the Upper Lochsa.
Discussion: details about the fishing regulations. Photo taken
at Powell Ranger District. This fishing pole is modified. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1739: Peak on Blodgett Mountain
Peak located on Blodgett Mountain. Selway Bitterroot
Wilderness. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1741: Wag Dodge Memorial Cross
The Wag Dodge Memorial Cross near Dan Ridge Lookout.
Wag's ashes were scattered in this area. Discussion: Details
of the Memorial. Good discussion. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1742: Moose in a lake with cabin in the background
The Lochsa Story. Photo 12 Ch V. See also The Lochsa Story
page 74. Wes Fales cabin was older and to the right of the
cabin seen in this photo. This is the Forest Service Cabin
that used to be at Big Sand Lake, but it was removed after
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wilderness classification. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
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1743: View from Diablo Mountain Lookout
The Lochsa Story Photo 9 Ch VIII. This landscape photo shows
the lakes immediately under Diablo Mountain Lookout. The
center is the drainage of Big Sand Creek which is a fork of the
Lochsa with the Bitterroot Crest further east in the background.
This photo is taken close to the lookout. These lakes may have
a different name, besides Diablo Lakes. Currently called Duck
Lake. Idaho.
circa 1950
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Image
1744: Thor Ness and others at a camp in the Lochsa
Here is a camp somewhere in the Lochsa. Thor Ness is
pictured slightly to the right of center serving up somebody on
a T-table construction. No clues about what type of camp this
is. Normally Thor was the Trail Crew foreman but with much
smaller camps. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1745: Sunset
Sunset. Unknown location. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1746: Outfitter camp
Bud doesn't recognize this for sure but it might be part of the
Mule Shoe outfitter camp near Elk Summit. "That camp was a
special use permit from the Forest Service and was set up by
Charlie Snook, who sold it to Louie Wooley -- both from Idaho.
Louie operated it for many years here. Snook was from the
Salmon Idaho area, and Wooley was from Wallace." Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1747: Blodgett Peak
These landscape photos (this and following) are probably taken
between Storm Pass and Pack Box Pass along the crest of the
Bitterroot Mountains. Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. Bud worked
with the Ranger from Stevensville on a project to locate a trail
along the crest of the Bitterroot Range from Storm Creek Pass
to Blodgett Pass. The trail was never built. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1748: Blodgett Lake
These landscape photos (this and following) are probably taken
between Storm Creek Pass and Pack Box Pass along the crest
of the Bitterroot Mountains. Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. Bud
worked with the Ranger from Stevensville on a project to locate
a trail along the crest of the Bitterroot Range from Storm Creek
Pass to Blodgett Pass. The trail was never built. Idaho.
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1749: Mountain slope
These landscape photos (this and following) are probably taken
between Storm Creek Pass and Pack Box Pass along the crest
of the Bitterroot Mountains. Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. Bud
worked with the Ranger from Stevensville on a project to locate
a trail along the crest of the Bitterroot Range from Storm Creek
Pass to Blodgett Pass. The trail was never built. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
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1750: Crest of the Bitterroot Mountains
These landscape photos (this and following) are probably taken
between Storm Pass and Pack Box Pass along the crest of the
Bitterroot Mountains. Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. Bud worked
with the Ranger from Stevensville on a project to locate a trail
along the crest of the Bitterroot Range from Storm Creek Pass
to Blodgett Pass. The trail was never built. Idaho.
circa 1950
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1751: Roger Norgaard enjoying the view
Roger Norgaard and another man sit overlooking a mountain
valley. These landscape photos (this and following) are
probably taken between Storm Pass and Pack Box Pass
along the crest of the Bitterroot Mountains. Selway Bitterroot
Wilderness. Bud worked with the Ranger from Stevensville on
a project to locate a trail along the crest of the Bitterroot Range
from Storm Creek Pass to Blodgett Pass. The trail was never
built.Idaho
circa 1950
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1752: Near the crest of the Bitterroot Mountains
These landscape photos (this and following) are probably taken
between Storm Creek Pass and Pack Box Pass along the crest
of the Bitterroot Mountains. Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. Bud
worked with the Ranger from Stevensville on a project to locate
a trail along the crest of the Bitterroot Range from Storm Creek
Pass to Blodgett Pass. The trail was never built. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1753: Storm Creek Pass
Storm Creek Pass -- see preceding photos. View looking up
scree slope towards pass. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1754: Vicki Moore on tricycle
Vicki Moore at home in Missoula, at about age 4. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1755: Bill and Jane Moore
Bill Moore and his mother Jane Moore (on the bottom bunk) in
the State Line Cabin after a day of cross country skiing. This
cabin was in more recent times moved down to the historical
ranger station along the Lochsa (Lochsa Historical Ranger
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Station). Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
Digital
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1756: Vicki Moore in the snow
Vicki Moore learning to walk in the snow. Location unknown.
Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1757: Culvert in Lochsa River drainage
Arch pipe (culvert) in the upper Lochsa River drainage.
Discussion: These pipes allow sea-run (large) spawning fish
to continue upstream, as opposed to the round pipes. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1758: Moose in the old Powell Pasture
Moose in the old Powell Pasture, which is now a pond
ecosystem today. Discussion: use of the pasture, draining
the marsh. Some info about fences. Off tape: the jack legged
fences sometimes sunk in the marshy terrain, and they'd
get shorter and shorter until a mule could finally jump over
them! Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1759: Clearing right-of-way in the Lochsa
Clearing right-of-way in the Lochsa. Discussion: Changes in the
methods. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1760: Road building
Building road, possibly at Packer Meadows. Discussion: briefly
describes road building in areas such as this. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1761: Logged hillside
This looks like spruce logging probably during the 1950s in the
Lochsa/Powell Ranger District. Note the spacing of the skid
trails. It looks like shovel logging where the roads couldn't be
more than about 200 feet apart, downhill, and much shorter
uphill. "The idea was that they could reach down farther."
-- Bud. "That type of logging generated quite a bit of impact
because of the steep slopes and the roads close together."
Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
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1762: Logging with a tractor
More logging in spruce forest, tractor logging. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
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1763: Hidden Peak Lookout
circa 1950
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Bud is unsure, but this could be the old L-4 cabin at Hidden
Peak Lookout with the new treated timber tower in the
foreground. Idaho.
Digital
Image
1764: Bulldozer working on road
This is an example of road construction somewhere in the
Lochsa River drainage or Powell Ranger District. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1765: Lolo National Forest sign
This original type of Forest Service signs was located
somewhere in the vicinity of Lolo Pass and pointed to the Lolo
Trail, the Lochsa River Trail, and the correct distance from
Lolo Pass/Pack Creek vicinity to Brushy Cabin and the Powell
Ranger Station. Lolo Pass Visitor Center area. Discussion:
There used to be an old cabin near this sign and Bud tells us
more about that. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1766: Jackhammering rocks near Lolo Pass
Man with jackhammer near Lolo Pass. Discussion: specific
location identified. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1767: Bill Moore on the Lolo Trail
Bill Moore on the Lolo Trail. Discussion: trail description. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1768: View of the Swede Cut timber sale
Swede Cut Timber Sale. Discussion: This was a small timber
sale which didn't draw too many bidders. Later, the Forest
Service offered a large timber sale and received competitive
bidding. Tree Farmers. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1769: Smoke rising from mountainside
Fire somewhere in the Lochsa. Idaho.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1770: Hy Lyman demonstrating fire behavior
Hy Lyman demonstrating how slope affects fire behavior
during a training session at Powell Ranger District. Discussion:
Training for fire. Fire board. Bud's strong connection to Hy, who
was his supervisor for many years. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
1771: Working on the fire line
1958
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This is a good photo of a fireline on the downhill side of a fire. It
shows sveral people working on the line. Idaho.
Digital
Image
1772: Firefighters resting
Firefighters resting after working with chainsaws on the fireline.
One firefighter is not wearing a hard hat. Maybe this was taken
in the era when the felt hats were taken off and the hard hats
were required. Idaho.
1958
Digital
Image
1773: Good photo of a dozer-built fireline
Good photo of a dozer-built fireline. This may be the Edith Peak
Fire on the Ninemile Ranger District. Note the shiny new water
can. Bud said, "It was probably new right out of the fire cache."
See Bud's journals for more detail for this date. Discussion:
The bags tied to the firefighters' belts held their lunches. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1958
Digital
Image
1774: Lolo Peak
The peak on the skyline is Lolo Peak, almost center. This is
either a prescribed burn or forest fire in the Brushy-Spruce
creek area. This was probably taken off of the deck of the 50foot high Roundtop Lookout tower. Idaho.
1958
Digital
Image
1775: Cascade Range, possibly Glacier Peak
Bud thinks this photo shows one of the volcanic mountains in
Region 6, in the Cascade Range.
1958
Digital
Image
1776: Logging show on the Lower Powell Sale
Probably a "logging show" on the Lower Powell Sale -- which
was a "big chief" sale (needed approval from the Chief). The
"jammer" looks like one of those Idaho jammers that Bud's kid
brother (Sparky) moved into the Lochsa country from Idaho with
Bear Tracks. He called this jammer, "Old Grunt". See related
discussions on other slides of the jammer. Idaho.
1958
Digital
Image
1777: Logged mountainside
Might be Region 6, high lead logging, in the Cascades or the
Coastal range. Part of the slides Bud took while helping to
create a fire training film for slash disposal or burning following
logging operations.
1958
Digital
Image
1778: Hillside showing blowdown or logging activity
This and preceding slides taken while Bud was working with
Elmer Bloom, a photographer, who was creating a training film
for firefighters and those who burned the slash. Discussion: Fire
1958
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training slides, movies. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
Digital
Image
1779: Airport scene, Twin Beech visible on tarmac
Unknown location. Possibly Northern Idaho. Library Note:
Appears to be a Piper Cub aircraft on tarmac, possibly with
USFS decal, along with a Twin Beech.
1958
Digital
Image
1780: Burning vegetation
Probably prescribed fire or slash disposal.
1958
Digital
Image
1781: Burning slash
Probably prescribed fire or slash disposal.
1958
Digital
Image
1782: Elmer Bloom and a burning slash pile
Elmer Bloom carrying his camera near a burning slash pile.
This was probably taken during the fire training film project
mentioned earlier. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1958
Digital
Image
1783: Slash burning
Slash burning. See previous slides.
1958
Digital
Image
1784: Post-fire forest regeneration
This is an excellent slide showing reproduction in the aftermath
of fire with many snags standing from the burned forest. Idaho.
1958
Digital
Image
1785: Lush growth post-burn
This is an excellent slide showing reproduction in the aftermath
of fire with many snags standing from the burned forest. Idaho.
1958
Digital
Image
1786: Timber cruiser
Timber cruiser taping and tree scaling a western larch with a
understory of Douglas fir in the background.
1958
Digital
Image
1787: Vicki Moore in Glacier National Park
Vicki Moore and the family station wagon in Glacier National
Park. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1959
Digital
Image
1788: Fall colors in Glacier National Park
Fall colors in Glacier National Park. Family trip. Montana.
1959
Digital
Image
1789: Bill Moore and his first deer
1959
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Bill Moore and his first deer. Hanging the meat on a tree.
Montana.
Digital
Image
1790: Marten peering around tree
Marten south and across the river from Powell. Idaho. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1959
Digital
Image
1791: Tall steel tower
Unknown location.
1959
Digital
Image
1792: Prescribed burn in the pine stands
Prescribed burning in the pine stands of the southeastern
United States forests. "They do a lot of burning just like that."
Bud was in this area at about this time. The Forest Service had
the first national Fire Behavior training at Missoula. Discussion.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1959
Digital
Image
1793: Forester from the southeastern region
This forester of the southeastern region accompanied Bud on
an inspection trip in that area. Look in Bud's journals for more
information. Typical hardwood forest.
1959
Digital
Image
1794: Forest Service employee
This forester of the southeastern region accompanied Bud on
an inspection trip in that area. Look in Bud's journals for more
information. Typical hardwood forest.
1959
Digital
Image
1795: Panaramic view from one of the lookouts in the
Southeast
Panaramic view from one of the lookouts in the Southeast.
Pitch pine forest: Bud said it doesn't burn hot but during a
certain time of year it oozes pitch. During that short period of
time they are just like torches, and if they ever get a fire it "just
goes" according to Bud.
1959
Digital
Image
1796: Photo of a TBM Avenger, a World War II surplus torpedo
bomber
Photo of a TBM Avenger, otherwise known as a World War
II surplus torpedo bomber re-purposed to drop fire retardant.
Montana.
1959
Digital
Image
1797: Bell 47J with smokejumper barracks in the background
Helicopter with smokejumper barracks in the background.
Montana.
1959
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1798: View of waterway and snow-covered peaks from aircraft.
Possibly near Juneau, Alaska.
Unknown location. Library Note: Southwestern Alaska.
1959
Digital
Image
1799: Young pine saplings
Unknown location.
1959
Digital
Image
1800: House with snowy, forested slopes behind
Unknown location. Library Note: Possibly along Hwy 12, near
Lolo, Montana.
1959
Digital
Image
1801: Bill ice fishing
Bill ice fishing in unknown location. Looking for fish under the
ice.
1959
Digital
Image
1802: Squaw Creek Guard Station
Squaw Creek Guard Station located close to the boundary
of Yellowstone National Park. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1959
Digital
Image
1803: Brook trout, whitefish
Brook trout, whitefish. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1959
Digital
Image
1804: Waterfall on small river
Waterfall. Bud took photos during his inspections all over
Montana. He went to the eastern part of the state on
inpsections frequently. Montana.
1959
Digital
Image
1805: Lower Falls Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
1959
Digital
Image
1806: Smokejumpers loading up into a Beechcraft AT-11
Smokejumpers loading up for a fire jump. Location unknown.
1959
Digital
Image
1807: DC-2 and TBM Avenger
DC-2 on right, and old TBM Avenger (used for fire retardant
drops) on left. Most likely at Missoula airport. Montana.
1959
Digital
Image
1808: Bell 47G taking off
Helicopter of some type, which Bud can't recall.
1959
Digital
Image
1809: Sunset in smokey skies
Unknown landscape with sunset and smokey skies.
1959
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1810: Airplane crash site
Airplane crash site. Looks like Ford Trimotor. See #1811.
1959
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1811: Airplane crash site at Moose Creek
Airplane crash site at Moose Creek, August 4, 1959. Looks
like Ford Trimotor. Forest Service Supervisor Blackerbee or
Blackerby (Alva W. Blackerby) died as a result of this crash.
Also good discussion about early smokejumper program which
Bud briefly considered applying for. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1959
Digital
Image
1812: Flathead Lake
Possibly Flathead Lake as viewed from Polson shoreline.
Mission Mountains center and right. Swan Range in the
distance. Montana.
1959
Digital
Image
1813: Mission Mountains, looking southeast from Ronan,
Montana
Possibly the Mission and Swan mountains range. Montana.
1959
Digital
Image
1814: Log boom on Lake Coeur D'Alene
Log boom on Lake Coeur D'Alene. Note regeneration along
shore. Idaho.
1959
Digital
Image
1815: Glacier National Park
Glacier National Park which Moore family toured before
transferring from Missoula to Utah. Montana.
1959
Digital
Image
1816: Glacier National Park
Glacier National Park which Moore family toured before
transferring from Missoula to Utah.
1959
Digital
Image
1817: Logging truck on Hungry Horse Dam
Hungry Horse Dam looking upriver. Logging truck.
1959
Digital
Image
1818: Burned landscape after one year
A year-old burn in a unknown location.
undated
Digital
Image
1819: Jerry Johnson Fire Lookout
Fire lookout tour.
undated
Digital
Image
1820: Beaver dam
Beaver dam and house during high water and Bud's comments.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
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1821: Beaver Jack's cabin
Beaver Jack's cabin in the Blacklead Mining District. There was
kind of a blacksmith's shop on the back of this cabin including a
forge, and other tools not visible in this photo. Bud owns Beaver
Jack's stool from this cabin, which Bud brought home after he
first saw the old cabin. For more information see The Lochsa
Story chapter Legend of Indian Isaac. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
1822: Galena ore
Example of galena ore that the prospectors were searching for
at the Blacklead Mining District. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
1823: Indian Post Office Rock Cairns sign
Indian Post Office Rock Cairns. Forest Service sign. Sign
interprets the place called Indian Post Office on the Lolo Trail.
Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
1824: The Office String in the Lochsa
The Office String somewhere on the trail in the Lochsa. Good
stories about "Mac" the ranger at Stevensville and the "shoot
out" that took place between Mac and some loggers, about the
time that the Forest Service was trying to discourage personnel
from carrying weapons, guns. Also good story about the packer
ethics and not tying too much on the saddle. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
1825: Backcountry kitchen
Backcountry kitchen. Cooking fish, potatoes, beans and coffee
on a camp stove.
undated
Digital
Image
1827: Spruce Creek Lakes
Spruce Creek Lakes and good story about stocking native
cutthroat at Beaver Ridge Lake and Spruce Lakes. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
1828: Leaving trailhead at Beaver Ridge Lookout
We are taking off into Storm Creek from the trailhead at Beaver
Ridge Lookout. The packer with the straight brimmed hat is my
boss, then boss, Hy Lyman, who was Forest Supervisor of the
Lolo National Forest. I can't identify the other two. -- Bud Moore.
The pack outfit is Bud's office string plus one or two others.
Note the Hamley saddle tree on the skylined horse. The design
is meant to help the rider lock his knees around the saddle
if the horse got upset. The saddle tree is similar to Bud's (on
white horse) which was made in Salmon, Idaho. Saddles were
pretty important in those days. Good saddle story about Bud's
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saddle. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
Digital
Image
1829: Young Bill Moore with sporterized M1903 and a doe
Bill Moore with meat for the winter. Rifle is a remodeled .03
Springfield.
undated
Digital
Image
1830: Campground picnic table
Campground picnic table. No other information.
undated
Digital
Image
1831: Mountain view
Photo probably taken during one of Bud's hunting trips, but he
doesn't remember or recognize the drainage.
undated
Digital
Image
1832: Decorated cake
To the Best Ranger Powell Ever Had decorated cake. Cake
baked by Bonnie Lyman for Bud when he was detailed to
Washington D.C. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
1833: Aerial view above the clouds
Aerial view above the clouds. Date and location unknown.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
1834: Snow skiers
1961 Porcupine, Xmas photo of ski hill. Porcupine may have
been the name of a ski run in the Wasatch Mountains. This
could be Bud in the photo. Utah.
undated
Digital
Image
1837: Marten caught in notch set
Good discussion follows about bait, and also trapping in
general, including coyote. This is a marten caught in typical
trapper's notch set. The notch is about a foot across (deep,
from this view) and would be scored in the wood with an axe
so the trapper could close up the notch with cleats. Bait would
be set in back of the notch, and the trap in front, so the marten
would have to go over the trap first to get to the bait. Note
the marten here has kicked the cleats out. Bait consisted of
scraps left over from butchering elk or venison at home. Makes
excellent bait. There were several commercial scents made
out of various animals. One of the best things to use for marten
is what Bud called Bunkum, that was almost a standard in the
Bitterroot mountains. You make that by taking fish, either trash
fish or fish entrails, or a couple of salmon (which is what Bud
would do in the early days because they had lots of oil -- he'd
spear a couple in the Lochsa) and put the works in a jar and
hang real high where a bear couldn't get at it and let it hang for
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the summer. Then what happens is the particles settle to the
bottom of the jar and the fish oil rises to the top with a powerful
smell. The fish oil wouldn't freeze. That's the recipe that most
trappers used for Bunkum. If the marten is upwind he wouldn't
even smell the scent, but if he was downwind he would get a
whiff and come right to the scent. Montana.
Digital
Image
1839: Cable pulley crossing a small stream
Cable crossing a small stream, possibly Rock Creek, at
otherwise unknown location.
undated
Digital
Image
1840: Horse and mules somewhere in the Lochsa
Idaho
undated
Digital
Image
1841: Steve Russell's portable mill
Steve Russell's portable mill, setting up between Highway 12
and Papoose Creek, just upstream from where Papoose Creek
crosses the highway today. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
1842: Washington Monument
Washington Monument visible in the distance. Washington,
D.C.
undated
Digital
Image
1844: Blooming Bitterroot
Bitterroot flower and related story. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
1845: Prickly Pear Cactus
Probably taken somewhere in the Missoula area. Prickly Pear
cactus, a common companion of the Bitterroot. Montana.
undated
Digital
Image
1847: Scenery somewhere along the Bitterroot Crest
Montana
undated
Digital
Image
1848: Mountains of the Bitterroot Crest
Scenery somewhere along the Bitterroot Crest. Montana.
undated
Digital
Image
1849: Bud Moore on skis
Bud Moore on skis, location unknown.
undated
Digital
Image
1851: Homer, a mule in the office string
Homer, a mule in the office string, rolling after being ridden and
unpacked. Related story about unpacking mules. Idaho. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
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1852: Historical village, probably near Bannack or Virginia City
Historical village, probably near Bannack or Virginia City.
The Moore family toured Montana in about 1959 before Bud
transferred to Utah. Montana.
undated
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Image
1853: Beargrass in Rattlesnake Valley
Photo taken in the foothills of the Rattlesnake Valley near
Missoula, showing beargrass that has been browed by elk
in the winter or early spring. This is categorized as Game
Range, though beargrass is not the elk's chosen food. It might
better be categorized as grazing. Also discussion of bears
using beargrass to build their nests or cache and cover food.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
1854: Offloaded cargo packs
Cargo packs that have been offloaded from the mules in the
office string during one of Bud's many backcountry trips into the
Lochsa country with his son, Bill. Note Bill's chaps hanging on
the tree. Recording notes where Bill's chaps were made, and
origin of nickname "Bud." Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
1855: Pack outfit
Possibly Charlie Macdonald's pack outfit near Clark Pass in the
Bitterroot Range. Recording briefly discusses this trip. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
1856: Bud Moore washing the dishes
Bud Moore washing the dishes at a backcountry camp, possibly
on the same trip with Charlie MacDonald and Bill Moore to
scout a trail along the crest of the Bitterroot Trail. Discussion
about the Kimbell stoves used by the Forest Service for cooking
in backcountry and military issue metal sinks and containers,
along with wooden boxes used as pack crates. Idaho. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
1858: Richmond Peak Lookout
Richmond Peak Lookout as it looked during the time that Bud
helped Ranger Horace Godfrey. Looks like a 20 foot tower.
Mission Mountains in the distance. Richmond Peak is located
in the Swan Range. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
circa 1959
Digital
Image
1859: Ermine in a trap
Good example of a marten peg set with an ermine in the trap
and related story, including explanation of the lazy pole which
1960
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enticed marten to climb the trees to get to the bait during fall
weather, when other food was also abundant. Montana. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
1860: Jane Moore, Bill Moore, Richard Bacon and Vicki Moore
Jane Moore, Bill Moore, Richard Bacon and Vicki Moore on a
winter outing in Utah. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1960
Digital
Image
1861: Snow-covered mountains from the roadside
Landscape photo of mountain range as seen from the highway
enroute from Missoula Montana to Ogden, Utah
1960
Digital
Image
1862: Moore family house in Utah
Moore family house in Utah, with station wagon and Jeep out
front. Explanation in recording. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1960
Digital
Image
1863: Cabin with mountain view
Landscape photograph, probably on the Gallatin National
Forest.
1960
Digital
Image
1864: Bud hiking
Bud somewhere in the northern Rocky Mountains, exact
location unknown. He made a Forest Service trip into a nearby
wilderness shortly after arriving in Ogden. Utah.
1960
Digital
Image
1865: Landscape in Utah
Utah
1960
Digital
Image
1866: Landscape in Utah
Utah
1960
Digital
Image
1867: Landscape in Southern Utah
Landscape in Southern Utah, possibly close to Moab which was
an area that the Moore family used to explore. They enjoyed
camping in a favorite territory in that area.
1960
Digital
Image
1868: Utah mountainside
Landscape photo in Utah.
1960
Digital
Image
1869: Desert landscape photo in southern Utah
Utah
1960
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1870: Juniper berries
Utah
1960
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1871: Vicki skiing
Vicki skiing somewhere in the Wasatch Mountains. Utah.
1961
Digital
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1872: Sporterized Springfield Model 1903A3
Military springfield Model 1903-A3, with a refinished stock,
Pennsylvania walnut tipped with California manzanita. "I was
afraid to touch it. It was just gleaming. All the shine's gone off it
now. But it still shoots." Good discussion about rifle, open sights
and scopes. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1961
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1873: Sporterized Springfield Model 1903A3
Military springfield Model 1903-A3, with a refinished stock
Pennsylvania walnut tipped with California manzanita. "I was
afraid to touch it. It was just gleaming. All the shine's gone off it
now. But it still shoots." Good discussion about rifle, open sights
and scopes. This photo also shows lynx cat pelt or hide and elk
antler. Taken during the years when Bud was mentoring his son
Bill in the skills of hunting and trapping. Utah.
1961
Digital
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1874: Cherry trees in bloom
Cherry trees in bloom near Washington Monument.
Washington, D.C.
1962
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1875: Edgewater Gulf Hotel, Mississippi
One of the several hotels that Bud stayed in during conferences
that had to do with Forest Service national business.
1962
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1876: Ocean view somewhere on the Gulf Coast
1962
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1877: Bud Moore's fishing pole, reel, wicker creel and pack
Bud Moore's fishing pole, reel, wicker creel and pack along a
stream in Virginia when he was probably fishing for blue gills.
Related discussion about the reel type and fishing methods.
Washington, D.C. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1962
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1878: Edgewater Gulf Hotel, Mississippi
Scenic view of city buildings somewhere along the Eastern
seaboard. Washington, D.C.
1962
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1879: Wildflower, possibly a lily or glacier lily
1962
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1880: Yale Lyman and canoe
A sweet canoe. Bud's canoe and Yale Lyman, son of Hy
Lyman, along possibly the Allagash river. Washington, D.C.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1962
Digital
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1882: Inside TWA terminal at Idlewild
Airport scene. Location unknown. Check journals for more
information. Library Note: This is the TWA terminal at Idlewild
airport, now known as JFK International Airport, New York City.
1962
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1883: Inside TWA terminal at Idlewild
Airport scene. Location unknown. Library Note: This is the TWA
terminal at Idlewild airport, now known as JFK International
Airport, New York City.
1962
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1884: TWA Terminal, Idlewild, New York
Airport scene. Location unknown. Library Note: This is the TWA
terminal at Idlewild airport, now known as JFK International
Airport, New York City.
1962
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1885: View from airplane window
Airport scene. Location unknown.
1962
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1886: Map of the Boundary Waters Canoe area
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1962
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1887: Jane and Vicki Moore canoeing
Jane Moore, left, and Vicki Moore, right, in the first canoe the
Moore family used in Eastern US. Washington, D.C. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1962
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1888: New York City
An urban setting in an unknown location. See journals for more
information. Library Note: New York City street view, looking
down 7th Avenue.
1962
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1889: Hotel Astor in New York City
An urban setting in an unknown location. See journals for more
information. Library Note: New York City street view.
1962
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1890: Union Dime building, 40th street, New York
1962
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An urban setting in an unknown location. See journals for more
information. Library Note: New York City street view.
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1891: 42nd Street, New Amsterdam Theater
An urban setting in an unknown location. See journals for more
information. Library Note: New York City street view.
1962
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1892: New York City
An urban setting in an unknown location. See journals for more
information. Library Note: New York City street view, tip of
Emprire State Building visible in background.
1962
Digital
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1893: New York City street scene
An urban setting in an unknown location. See journals for more
information. Library Note: New York City street view.
1962
Digital
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1894: Fox Squirrel that Bud shot at Sandy Ridge Woods
Fox Squirrel that Bud shot at Sandy Ridge Woods and related
story. West Virginia. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1962
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1895: Three masted schooner
Ship at dock unknown location.
1963
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1896: Large statue, unknown location
Paul Bunyan statue, unknown location? Snow visible on statue.
1963
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1897: DeVoto Memorial Grove
DeVoto Memorial Grove sign in snow. Idaho.
1963
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1898: Elisabeth Buckhouse and friend
Elisabeth Buckhouse with an unknown companion at Missoula
International Airport with Johnson Flying Service in the
background. Beth Buckhouse is sister to Jane Buckhouse
Moore. Montana.
1963
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1899: Aerial photo, snowy scene
Aerial photo. Unknown location. See journals, check date.
1963
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1900: Winter Landscape
Winter Landscape, possibly Eastern Montana.
1963
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1901: Winter Landscape view from plane
Winter Landscape, possibly Eastern Montana.
1963
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1902: Winter Landscape, view from plane
Winter Landscape, possibly Eastern Montana.
1963
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1903: Photo of a typical old Colonial residence
Photo of a typical old Colonial residence, possibly in the
Washington DC area. Bud took several pictures like these, as
he was fascinated by the architecture. Spring photo. Bud was
probably here on detail. Washington, D.C.
1963
Digital
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1904: Tulip poplar
Tulip poplar and related story. Washington, D.C. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1963
Digital
Image
1905: Moore family's Otca canoe
The Moore family's Otca canoe, beached in a small nook along
an eastern stream.
1963
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1906: Pink Honeysuckle flowers
1963
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1907: Potomac River
Bud thinks this is the upper reaches of the Potomac River,
one of his favorite canoe rivers in the East. Bud and his family
paddled this a lot. Washington, D.C.
1963
Digital
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1908: Camprfire along the Rapahannock River
Typical lunch camprfire along the Rapahannock River in
Virginia. This is Bud's pot and his forked stick! Bud wore out a
lot of coffee cans by drilling two holes, using a wire bale, and
boiling coffee in them. You can use a lot of them. They are
pretty durable. They don't melt down easy and you can use
them a long time.
1963
Digital
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1909: Chinatown in San Francisco
Chinatown in San Francisco. Check journals for more
information.
1963
Digital
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1910: Chinatown in San Francisco
Chinatown in San Francisco. Check journals for more
information.
1963
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1911: United States Capital
Photo of either a state capitol or the dome of the national
capitol.
1963
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1912: Municipal Railway of San Francisco streetcar
Chinatown in San Francisco. Check journals for more
information.
1963
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1913: Young girls in Chinatown
Chinatown in San Francisco. Check journals for more
information.
1963
Digital
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1914: Chinatown in San Francisco
Chinatown in San Francisco. Check journals for more
information.
1963
Digital
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1915: Sunrise
Sun rising in a hardwood forest somewhere in the Eastern
United States. Bud can kind of remember taking this picture
but he can't remember where. "It seems like I was going out
bow hunting and I remember that particular skyline, that web of
trees." -- Bud
1963
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1917: Snuffy
Snuffy curled up on a nice blanket beside a stool that Bud built
out of a burl from Papoose Creek in the Lochsa and poles from
the Virginia woods. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1964
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1918: Moore family canoe
The Moore family canoe at the base of a short rapid on one of
the Virginia canoe rivers.
1964
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1919: Potomac River
Potomac River near Washington DC. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1964
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1920: Rapahannock River
Rapahannock River, one of Bud's favorite canoe river. Good
fishing, and small mouthed bass stream. Small mouth bass
and bluegills are Bud's two favorite eating fish from the Eastern
stream.
1964
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1921: Potomac River near Washington DC
Washington, D.C.
1964
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1922: Vicki cooking lunch
Vicki cooking lunch along some river in Virginia or West
Virginia. Washington, D.C.
1964
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1923: Upper Rapahannock River
Upper Rapahannock River, and the prow of the Otca canoe.
Washington, D.C.
1964
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1924: Upper Rapahannock River
Washington, D.C.
1964
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1925: Remains of a beached ship at Kitty Hawk
Kitty Hawk, a bad place for ship wrecks. The ships would get
blown in there and it's shallow. The ships couldn't get back out
in the deep water, and they'd get the tar beat out of them. Ship
wrecks all over the place.
1965
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1926: Vicki Moore
Vicki after exploring a cave along the Rapahannock and related
story. Virginia. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1965
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1927: View of the river
Eastern landscape, unsure of location. Could be the
Rapahannock River. Virginia.
1965
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1928: Old ax head
Old axe head found along the Upper Rapahannock River.
Virginia. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1965
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1929: Eastern hardwood forest
Skyline of Eastern hardwood forest in winter. Virginia.
1965
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1930: Canoe onshore, Upper Potomac River
Scouting for a camp along the Upper Potomac River.
Washington, D.C.
1965
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1931: Jane and Vicki Moore posing on granite boulder
Jane and Vicki Moore posing on a large granite boulder (this
is not snow) along the Blue Ridge Parkway, scenic highway in
Virginia.
1965
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1932: Vicki and a friend along the Blue Ridge Parkway
Virginia
1965
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1933: Eastern hardwood forest
Scenic view of eastern hardwood forest. Location uncertain.
Small river, trees, and rocky face visible. Virginia.
1965
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1934: Small white flowers
Unknown location. Looks like a tree blooming along the Blue
Ridge Parkway.
1965
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1935: Bud posing on a granite rock
Bud posing on a granite rock somewhere along the Blue Ridge
Parkway. Virginia.
1965
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1936: Forests along the Blue Ridge Parkway
Scenic view of the forests in the Smokey Mountains park, along
the Blue Ridge Parkway. Virginia.
1965
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1938: Historic shack along the Blue Ridge Parkway
Historic shack along the Blue Ridge Parkway, Smokey
Mountains. Vicki Moore and friend on porch. Virginia.
1965
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1939: Moore family camping outfit
Moore family camping outfit, including camp trailer, somwhere
along the Blue Ridge Parkway. Virginia.
1965
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1940: Moore family camping
Moore family camping outfit, including camp trailer, somwhere
along the Blue Ridge Parkway. Virginia. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1965
Digital
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1941: Snuffy at Smoky Mountains National Park
Smoky Mountains (National?) Park, split rail or board fence with
jack leg. Virginia.
1965
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1942: Early cabin, Jane and Vicki Moore present
Maybe a cabin from the early settlement era in Virginia or North
Carolina, Smoky Mountains park. Note the heavily chinked log
work. Bud remembered that he rarely saw any chinkless log
work in this park of the country. Jane and Vicki. Virginia.
1965
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1943: Smoky Mountain park, Blue Ridge Parkway
More buildings in the Smoky Mountain park, Blue Ridge
Parkway. Vicki and Snuffy. Virginia.
1965
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1944: Log structure in Smoky Mountains park
A structure somewhere in the Smoky Mountains park, Blue
Ridge Parkway, that might be a bear trap, or some other
method of trapping critters live. Note the locked top. Virginia.
1965
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1945: Smoky Mountain park, Blue Ridge Parkway
1965
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More buildings in the Smoky Mountain park, Blue Ridge
Parkway. Note water trough and cast iron kettle. Virginia.
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1946: Handmade tool
Handmade tool. Unknown purpose in the Smoky Mountains
park, Blue Ridge parkway. Virginia.
1965
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1947: Landscape showing the general theme of the country
with a split rail fence in the foreground
Landscape showing the general theme of the country with a
split rail fence in the foreground. Virginia.
1965
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1948: Snuffy with his paws on split rail fence
Landscape showing the general theme of the country with a
split rail fence in the foreground. Virginia.
1965
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1949: Moore family station wagon and camp trailer
Moore family station wagon and camp trailer somewhere along
the Blue Ridge Parkway, Smoky Mountains. Virginia.
1965
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1950: Wildflower or shrub, yellow flowers
Virginia
1965
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1951: Vicki and Snuffy canoeing
Vicki and Snuffy canoeing an unknown river on the Kentucky
and Tennessee border. Destination was the Devil's Jump, and
the proposed dam. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1965
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1952: Scenic overlook
Scenic overlook along a river near Kentucky and Tennesee
border. Related story about fishing for alligator gar. Bud never
saw a single person along this stretch of river, fishing, but he
did see the fishing trails and the set lines and poles. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1965
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1953: View of waterway and rocks
Landscape of waterway and rocks, somewhere in the
southeastern United States.
1965
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1955: Moore family canoe
The Moore family canoe along the Shenandoah River. Virginia.
1965
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1956: Wildflower, Trumpet Creeper
Wildflower or shrub in Eastern United States
1965
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1957: Arrow in rotted stump
This could be Virginia or West Virginia. Note the target arrow
stuck in a rotten stump. Bud started bow hunting while he lived
in the East. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1965
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1958: Forest scene
This could be Virginia or West Virginia. "This country comes
alive in the fall with color, and again in the spring after winter." -Bud
1965
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1959: Mink or raccoon track
Looks like a mink or raccoon track in the sand. Virginia.
1965
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1960: Colorful leaf litter
Colorful forest floor, somewhere in the Eastern United States.
Virginia.
1965
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1961: Footprints in the sand at Kitty Hawk
Tracks in the sand at Kitty Hawk. Washington, D.C.
1965
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1962: Moore family camper
Blue Ridge Parkway, Smokey Mountains. Virginia.
1965
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1963: Bow and arrows
Archery equipment at Sandy Ridge Woods. West Virginia.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1965
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1965: Beach at Kitty Hawk
Kitty Hawk and tracks on beach.
1965
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1966: Seashore campers
Kitty Hawk area but Bud doesn't remember why he took this
picture or who the people are.
1965
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1967: Snags in a forest
Good example of a School Marm and a Widow Maker -- logging
terms and Bud's explanation of these terms. See also the book
Holy Old Mackinaw. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1965
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1968: Fall colors
Fall colors in the hardwood forest.
1965
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1969: Freshly harvested tobacco
Freshly harvested tobacco drying on the rack. Bud said he saw
these all over at certain times of the year in tobacco country.
Good story about why Bud never took up smoking as a habit
and how he chewed gum instead during World War II (WWII).
Sir Walter Raleigh story. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1965
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1971: Dip netting fish
Kids trying to dip net fish.
1965
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1973: Fall colors at Sandy Ridge Woods
Fall colors at Sandy Ridge Woods West Virginia. Shows road
on property. West Virginia.
1965
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1975: Children in a lake
Kids trying to dip net fish.
1965
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1976: Recurve bow, arrows, and target
Archery hunting equipment and target somewhere in the
Eastern United States. This is Bud's equipment. Virginia.
1965
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1977: Bill and Topper
Bill and Topper. Roundtop Lookout Lookout in the Lochsa
backcountry. These are the chaps that Jane made for Bill. "He
was all decked out with authentic clothing." -- Bud. Idaho.
1953
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1978: Bill on Traveler at Jay Ridge
Bill on Traveler at Jay Ridge, Powell Ranger District Ranger
District. Idaho.
1953
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1979: Bill with bobcat
Bill and Bobcat, Mill Creek and related stories about lynx and
bobcat in the vicinity of Lolo Peak and Mill Creek. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1953
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1980: Vicki and Smokey Bear doll
Vicki and Smokey Bear doll at 728 West Sussex in Target
Range, Missoula. Vicki and the bear are in the hay stack on the
Moore family's five acre property where they raised hay and a
garden. Hay was stacked loose. Montana
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1981: Vicki Moore on fence
Vicki on the Moore family's split rail fence at the five acre
property in Target Range, Missoula.
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1982: Bill Moore with a snowshoe hare
Bill Moore with a snowshoe hare somewhere in the mountains
surrounding Missoula. Bill shot this with his .22. Montana.
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1983: Steelhead
A male steelhead trout caught by Bill Moore in Papoose Creek
around the late 1940s or early 1950s. Note the big cane pole,
like the old whitefish poles, with strong line. Bill could spot the
fish first, then sneak up on them close enough to put a big
daredevil spoon with a worm on it. Even though they were
spawning and not hungry the fish would rush the spoon and the
line was strong enough for Bill to haul them out and drag them
ashore. Picture was most likely taken at Powell Ranger Station
and the fish was probably caught in a riparian area of alders
and spruce. Idaho.
1950
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1984: Vicki Moore on McCauley Butte
Spring flowers on McCauley Butte, with Vicki holding flowers.
Montana.
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1985: Vicki Moore
Vicki crawling out of a Moqi hut (?) outside of Ogden Utah when
Bud worked in Region 4. Bud said there are lots of rattlesnakes
in this country. Utah. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
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1986: Vicki Moore with her Smokey Bear doll
Vicki Moore in the Moore family haystack at Target Range
posing with her Smokey Bear doll. Montana.
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1987: Vicki Moore
Vicki Moore in the back of the old Ford pickup that the Moore
family used to haul hay. Oats are shown here. Related story
about harvesting oats and the soil building capacity of the
crop. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
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1988: Vicki Moore
Vicki Moore somewhere in the field on the small farm that the
Moore family owned in Target Range. Montana.
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1989: George Washington's Mount Vernon Mansion
Friends of the Moore family at either the George Washington
headquarters or Thomas Jeffereson headquarters while Bud
was working in Washington DC. Library Note: Location is
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George Washington's mansion in Mount Vernon. Washington,
D.C.
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2001: Moore family at Chicaman mine
The Lochsa Story Ch 1 Page 2. In about 1924, Bill Moore
and part of his family leave the Chicaman mine cabin enroute
to their homestead about one mile away. Author Bud Moore
closes the gate. His sister, Clarine, stands nearby while sister
Sylvia stays close to her father. Photo by Clara Hollopeter.
Excellent discussion of this area of Lolo Creek and Bud's family,
including stories about Joe Petrand, and Bud's dad's (William
M. Moore, known as Bill) bootlegging operations. Joe Petrand
lived in this cabin for many years. Joe taught Bud a lot about
fly fishing. Other stories, this discussion. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1924
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2002: View of Lolo Peak
The Lochsa Story Ch 1 Page 3. Snow-dusted Lolo Peak gives
background to the small meadow (upper left center) where the
Moore family's log-cabin home stood during the 1920s. Photo
by Bud Moore. Lolo Peak brief discussion. Good photo plot
or photo point candidate for comparison to current conditions.
Probably taken in 1975. In the 1920s, the Moore family lived
on 80 acres left of center photo where their cabin (Charlie
Dean's homestead) was located also. This is all subdivided
today. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
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2003: Fred Bretschneider's cabin
The Lochsa Story Ch 1 Page 4. Here's all that remained in
1969 of Frank Bretschneider's cabin on the South Fork of Lolo
Creek. Photo by Bud Moore. Frank Bretschneider's cabin.
Good discussion about this area and an elk hunting trip Bud
took (at about age 13) with Steve DeCosta. Selway Bitterroot
Wilderness near Falls Creek. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1969
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2004: Marmot on a mountainside
The Lochsa Story Ch 1 Page 5. During the late summer and
fall, the grizzlies of the Bitterroot Mountains dug big holes in the
rock slides to catch hoary marmots like this one. Photo by Bud
Moore. Marmot in rocks.
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2005: Lake in Bitterroot Mountains
The Lochsa Story Ch 1 Page 6. A Glimpse of the Lochsa
country as seen by the author from the crest of the Bitterroots in
1930. Photo by Bud Moore. Idaho.
1930
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2006: Tree with fur trapping sets
The Lochsa Story Ch 1 Page 10. Old notches show how the fur
trapper raised his marten and ermine sets as wintertime storms
deepened the snow. Photo by Bud Moore. Discussion about
this particular set of notch sets, probably made by Skookum
Bill Woodman who trapped with Elmer Pease one winter in
this area. "These guys were both loners and trapped one
winter together and then went their separate ways. Both free
spirits." -- Bud. This area is not pristine now, and it is not inside
wilderness. Discussion better describes location of notch set
and this dead spruce tree. Area was pristine when Bud took
this photo, probably in 1969 or 1970, when he first returned to
Montana. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
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2007: Grizzly bear
The Lochsa Story Ch 1 Page 11. Silvertip grizzlies were
common in the upper tributaries of the Lochsa during the 1920s
and early 1930s. Photo by Chuck Bartlebaugh.
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2008: Old Man Creek
The Lochsa Story Ch 2 Page 18. Old Man Creek flows through
good camping country near the base of the Crags mountains.
Credit: Bud Moore. "Some legends say that the Old Man Creek
area in the Crags mountains was where the Indians camped
quite often. Here, the old and the women and the very young
would camp at the Old Man Creek meadows and the youth
would push on into the Wilderness." -- Bud Moore. Idaho.
1975
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2009: Beaver Ridge Lake
The Lochsa Story Ch 2 Page 20. The hunting road and
its byways led the Nez Perce people to and through the
most commanding uplands of the Lochsa. Archives Photo
#2009. Credit Bud Moore. This is Beaver Ridge Lake in the
foreground and the Heavenly Twins on the Bitterroot Crest in
the background. A photo Bud took while preparing to write the
Lochsa Story. Idaho.
1975
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2010: Bitterroot Mountains
The Lochsa Story Ch 2 Page 21. The Nez Perces left these
Crags behind as they traveled east on their hunting road toward
the crest of the Bitterroots. This is a photo Bud took of the
Crags Mountains and associated terrain while he was preparing
to write the Lochsa Story. Idaho.
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2011: Horse Heaven Meadows
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The Lochsa Story Ch 2 Page 22. Like the Nez Perce, a
modern-day hiker is preoccupied with the spirit of Horse
Heaven Meadows at Elk Summit. Archives Photo #2011. Credit
Bud Moore. Brief discussion or description of this trip. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
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2013: Clearwater River
The Lochsa Story Ch 2 Page 24. This 1995 view from along
Highway 12 along the Clearwater River is typical of the presentday Nez Perce Reservation. Archives Photo 2013. Credit Bud
Moore. Bud mentioned that this is an area of the Clearwater
River where Steelhead fishing is very popular. "Anglers in the
river around every corner. You have to stop and talk to them
when you are over there." Idaho.
1995
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2014: Woman's Head rock, Travellers Rest Valley
The Lochsa Story Ch 3 Page 25. Located near present-day
Lolo, Montana, a stone-faced woman overlooks the Travellers
Rest valley where the Lewis and Clark expedition camped in
1805 and 1806. Credit Bud Moore. Also known as Woman's
Head rock. A similar picture and recording occurred earlier in
this project. This rock is visible from Highway 12, near Bill and
Ramona Holt's residence along Lolo Creek. Montana.
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2015: Packer Meadows
The Lochsa Story Ch 3 Page 29. Packer Meadows in 1805
would have looked much the same to Lewis and Clark as
it did in this view in late summer 1994. Credit Bud Moore.
Good discussion of the camas and packers' use of this
meadow. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
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2016: Crooked Fork
The Lochsa Story Ch 3 Page 30. The Lewis and Clark party
on September 18, 1805, crossed Glade Creek (present-day
Crooked Fork) at an Indian fishing site near the left center of
this photo. Archives Photo #2016. Credit Leland Prater, US
Forest Service. Bud thinks that Lewis and Clark camped and
crossed to the left of center, this photo, along the bend in the
river. Photo taken from the Lewis and Clark Highway. Idaho.
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2017: Aerial view of Powell Ranger Station
The Lochsa Story Ch 3 Page 31. This 1965 aerial view of
the Powell Ranger Station shows the island in the river near
Lewis and Clark's camp of September 14, 1805. Credit W. E.
Steuerwald, US Forest Service. Excellent discussion of this site
with story of the Russian swimming the river, etc. Good photo
point and photo plot candidate, to be used for comparison. See
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other aerial photos in this collection, different dates. Original
ranger dwelling is larger building center photo sitting sideways
to view. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
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2018: Camas prairies on the Clearwater River
The Lochsa Story Ch 3 Page 33. This contemporary view of the
Clearwater's camas prairies resembles what Lewis and Clark
saw from present-day Sherman Peak. Credit Henry Eide, US
Forest Service. Idaho.
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2019: Replica of Lewis and Clark's canoe
The Lochsa Story Ch 3 Page 35. Hewn from a large pine log,
this replica of the canoes built and used by the Lewis and Clark
party on their journey westward from the mouth of the North
Fork of the Clearwater to the Pacific Ocean is on display at the
Nez Perce National Historical Park. Credit Bud Moore. This
park is opposite the mouth of the North Fork of the Clearwater
where it empties into the main Clearwater River. Idaho.
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2020: Snowy peaks of the Bitterroots
The Lochsa Story Ch 3 Page 36. Most years it takes until late
spring or early summer to melt the wintertime snowfall from
the long ridges extending west from the crest of the Bitterroots.
Archives Photo #2020. Credit Bud Moore. Looking toward
Diablo Lookout, which may be buried under snow in this photo.
Same image as color slide #4338. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
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2021: Rock cairn marking Smoking Place of Lewis and Clark's
guides
The Lochsa Story Ch 3 Page 38. The smoking place and part
of the Stupendous Mountains viewed by Lewis and Clark, June
27, 1806. Archives Photo #2021. Credit Ralph Space. See
also Ralph Space book The Lolo Trail. This route is also called
The Trail to the Buffalo. Lolo Motorway. This cairn is along the
corridor that has been known by several different names. Lolo
Trail is most inclusive. "An historical gem" -- Bud. Please give
credit to Ralph Space for this photo. Idaho.
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2023: Beaver
The Lochsa Story Ch 4 Page 42. It took traders and trappers
only 38 years to catch and market most of the fur-bearing
beavers from the valleys of the West. Credit Bud Moore.
Bud took this photo while conducting a game survey in the
Lochsa with Les Pengelly. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
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2024: Andrew Erickson
The Lochsa Story Ch 4 Page 43. Trapper Andrew Erickson,
pictured here at Lolo Pass, came to the Lochsa about 1914.
He demonstrated the hardiness required to trap furs in the
mountainous interior. Credit Henry J. Viche, U.S. Forest
Service. This cabin has been moved to the Lochsa Historical
Ranger Station. The trees in the background are from the
1910 fire. Photo probably taken in the 1920s or 1930s.
Brief discussion of the Erickson family homestead on Lolo
Creek. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
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2025: Clearwater River
The Lochsa Story Ch 4 Page 44. In 1836 Henry Spalding
and his wife, Eliza, located their original mission two miles up
Lapwai Creek but later moved it to this vicinity where the creek
flows into the Clearwater River. Credit Bud Moore. Bud took this
photo researching the Lochsa Story, Spalding site at Lapwai
Creek, about 1975. Looking toward the headquarters of the
Nez Perce National Park on the far side of the river. Clearwater
River. Highway is behind photographer. Main park building is
not in this photo, just outside to right of this scene. This park
features the Lolo Trail, also. The word Lapwai means "place of
the Butterflies." Idaho.
1975
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2026: Spalding Presbyterian Church
The Lochsa Story Ch 4 Page 46. The Spalding Presbyterian
Church, near Spalding's permanent mission site, held its first
services in January 1886 and today remains an active Nez
Perce congregation. Credit Bud Moore. The Spalding Church.
See also previous photo. Idaho.
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2027: St. Mary's Mission
The Lochsa Story Ch 4 Page 48. Father Pierre Jean De Smet
began construction of the St. Mary's Mission in 1841. St Mary
Peak and the Bitterroot Range in the background. Credit K.
D. Swan, ca 1934, University of Montana Library. St. Mary's
Mission. Montana.
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2028: Lt. John Mullan
The Lochsa Story Ch 4 Page 53. In 1853 and 1954, Lt. John
Mullan chose the Coeur d'Alene route across the Bitterroots as
the best for wagon or railroad construction. He rejected the Lolo
Pass-Lochsa option as too "difficult a bed of Mountains." Credit
University of Montana Library.
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2030: Deadfall trap
The Lochsa Story Ch 5 Page 62. Part of an early-day deadfall,
this notched stump hinged one end of a heavy log while its
other end, supported on a similar stump by a figure four trigger,
was set to drop the log on any furbearer that seized the bait.
Credit Bud Moore. Brief good discussion about deadfall method
of trapping marten. Bud didn't see these types of sets very
often. He took this photo while cruising for bark beetles in the
Lochsa. This is the only deep snow deadfall he remembers
seeing. The diameter of this tree is about 12 inches, he thinks.
Beaver Ridge area. "That was a good fur ridge. The slopes
of that thing were just perfect marten country." -- Bud. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
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2031: Marten pelts
The Lochsa Story Ch 5 Page 63. The presence of valuable
furs like these marten pelts drew trappers into the Lochsa
and similar unexplored mountain ranges. Credit Bud Moore.
Bud took this photo while trapping marten in the Bob Marshall
Wilderness one winter, after he retired from the USForest
Service. About 1979 or 1980. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
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2032: Albery's cabin near Storm Creek
The Lochsa Story Ch 5 Page 64. Here's all that remained
of Albery's cabin near Storm Creek by 1974. Credit Bud
Moore. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
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2033: Lochsa River
The Lochsa Story Ch 5 Page 65. This island, near presentday Powell Ranger Station and mentioned by Lewis and Clark,
is where the "the Russian" swam across the Lochsa in 1905.
Credit Bud Moore. Excellent short discussion about the mule
corrals that were along this bank. The Powell Ranger Station
barn is just to the left out of this photo. Story about steelhead
and the new ranger, Ray Ferguson. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
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2034: Kooskia, Idaho
The Lochsa Story Ch 5 Page 66. Kooskia, Idaho 1975. The
Middle Fork of the Clearwater River flows in the foreground.
The South Fork flows through the town from the distant right.
Credit Freeman Mann who took this photo of Kooskia looking
from the mountain across the river, down at the town. The
right of the mountain in the middle, that's the South Fork of
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the Clearwater. Off to the left side, is the Middle Fork of the
Clearwater. The confluence of those two are right there. Idaho.
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2035: Pack train leaving Kooskia
The Lochsa Story Ch 5 Page 67. Pack train leaving Kooskia
about 1907. Credit USForest Service. A few words about earlyday Kooskia as an outpost for trappers, packers headed into
the Lochsa. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1907
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2036: Guests at Lolo Hot Springs Hotel
The Lochsa Story Ch 5 Page 68. Urban guests gather at the
road's end, Lolo Hot Springs Hotel, in 1904. Credit Louise
Gerber Gilbert. Brief discussion about this old hotel and the
new one built later, including some reference to the moonshine
activities that occurred here during Prohibition. This is located
on Granite Creek, just east of the modern-day developed resort.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1904
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2037: Trappers at Lolo Hot Springs
The Lochsa Story Ch 5 Page 69. Trappers of the Lochsa
display furs at Lolo Hot Springs. Left to right: Fred Schott,
Andrew Erickson, Jim Sullivan, Frank Smith, Carl Erickson,
and owner of Lolo Hot Springs, Herman Gerber. Credit Louise
Gerber Gilbert. As we've seen in previous slide, this depicts
as assembly of trappers at their outpost at Lolo Hot Springs
displaying their furs. Included also are the owners of Lolo Hot
Springs resort. Montana.
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2038: Blodgett Pass
The Lochsa Story Ch 5 Page 70. Blodgett Pass, one favored
entry of the trappers of the distant Bitterroot Valley to Big Sand
Lake region of the Lochsa.Credit Bud Moore. Good discussion
about the day Bud took this picture and the trip he and Janet
took while researching the book. Story about drinking water
from the streams, the geography of this place, and history of
rumored railroad route through here. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1975
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2039: Andrew and Carl Erickson's cabin
The Lochsa Story Ch 5 Page 72. This 1969 photo shows the
cabin Andrew and Carl Erickson built near Packer Meadows in
about 1914. Credit Bud Moore. This cabin built by Ericksons,
was later used by Andy Anderson in the 1950s. Montana. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1969
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2040: Wes Fales cabin
The Lochsa Story Ch 5 Page 73. Wes Fales cabin at Big Sand
Lake. Credit Wes Fales, courtesy of Fay Burrell. Good stories
about Earl Malone and Fay Burrell who used this cabin, built
by Wes Fales before 1900. Photo circa 1910. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1910
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2041: Big Sand Lake
The Lochsa Story Ch 5 Page 74. When Wes Fales built his
cabin at Big Sand Lake in 1899, he had an extraordinary view
of the life and the land of the Lochsa from his doorway. Credit
Bud Moore. Moose at Big Sand Lake, looking toward the Forest
Service Guard Station built probably in the 1920s. Wes Fales
cabin is on this side of this small lagoon (this is not the main
lake). Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1975
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2042: Old marten notch trap set
The Lochsa Story Ch 5 Page 75. Page 75. This near-overgrown
marten notch set near Stanley Butte was probably used by
Marten Stanley sometime around the turn of the century. Credit
Bud Moore. "Even here in the high elevation Crags mountains
near Stanley Butte one can see the growth of the Whitebark
pine. This shows a marten notch, the deepest darkest axe
chops here, chopped in there by Martin Stanley, and he
chopped his cleats from the other whitebark pine nearby. This
slide is a reminder that the whitebark pine ecosystems are up
high but not clear in the treeless areas. They are very very rich
ecosystems up there as demonstrated by the marten. One
wouldn't expect this to be real good marten country but the
marten liked the whitebark pine, as do the grizzlies. It's just a
real productive, surprising ecosystem." -- Bud. Idaho.
circa 1970s
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2043: Trapper cabin buried in snow
The Lochsa Story Ch 5 Page 77. A trappers cabin at Saddle
Camp on the Lolo Divide ( Bud also calls this the divide
between Lochsa River watershed and the North Fk Clearwater
watershed, and then refers to it as the Lolo Trail) is nearly
buried under eight feet of snow. Credit Bud Moore. Discussion
includes more detail about the origin of this cabin and Bud's use
of it later. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
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2044: Jerry Johnson
The Lochsa Story Ch 6 Page 78. Veteran prospector Jerry
Johnson searched for precious metals in the Lochsa during
the 1880s and 1890s. Jerry Johnson Hot Springs is named for
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him, as is the campground now located at the site of his cabin.
Credit Montana Historical Society. Discussion includes more
detail about Jerry Johnson and his deeper connections with
families in Lolo Creek, including Wilkinson's. See also #4204
(same image, B&W slide duplicate). Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
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2045: Bob Mutch
The Lochsa Story Ch 6 Page 80. Forest scientist Bob Mutch
scans part of the Lochsa landscape thought to hide the source
of Isaac's gold. Credit Bud Moore. Details about this trip (some)
in recording. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
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2046: Grave Peak
The Lochsa Story Ch 6 Page 81. Named because of Isaac's
legend, Grave Peak is the mightiest mountain in this subrange
of the Bitterroots. Credit Bud Moore. This peak is close to
where the previous photo was taken, and the peak is off to the
right of the last picture. You can see the lookout on top. Idaho.
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2047: Prospector's map
The Lochsa Story Ch 6 Page 82. This map is an example of
several used by prospectors who searched for Isaac's gold.
Source unknown. According to Bud, there weren't too many
of these maps around. The sources are pretty obscure. Pearl
Bell McKee (Bill Bell's sister) said that they had a map like this,
locked in their safety box at the bank. Bud was always reluctant
to ask her for it, because it seemed like a treasure. Later on,
Bud met a packer named Muggins Gilman, who was living in
Kooskia at the time Bud was researching the book, and he had
this copy of this map. Bud had no way of confirming that this is
the same map that Pearl had or not. Muggins had a story that
he had gotten this map from somebody in the old days. Idaho.
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2048: Small stream
The Lochsa Story Ch 6 Page 83. Remnants of precious metals,
when found in streams such as these, could sometimes be
traced to their source higher up in the Lochsa mountains. Credit
Bud Moore. This photo depicts the kind of small streams that a
prospector would look for gold in. He'd find places where there
was wash gravel and he could use his gold pan. Idaho.
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2049: Lafe Williams
The Lochsa Story Ch 6 Page 86. Lafe Williams at the cabin built
in 1886 by Rhodes, Crane and Altmiller. From here Williams
prospected the Blacklead area during the late 1800s and early
1900s. Credit US Forest Service. Discussion focuses on Lafe
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Williams. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
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2050: Beaver Jack's cabin
The Lochsa Story Ch 6 Page 87. Remains of Beaver Jack's
cabin at the site of his Blacklead claims, in 1975. Credit Bud
Moore. Beaver Jack was prominent among the prospectors of
the Blacklead Mining District. His cabin shown in this photo,
about 1975. Since then, Bud and his daughter Vicki, and son,
Bill, went over to look for this cabin. Bill and Vicki went to look
and the cabin was too far gone for them to find it. The last
time Bud was there he found a blacksmith's forge, the bellows.
These things could have been packed out by somebody,
though. Idaho.
1975
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2051: Ernest Hanson
The Lochsa Story Ch 6 Page 88. Ernest Hanson, one of five
brothers who located Blacklead claims in 1905, at his camp on
Cayuse Creek in 1956. Credit Bud Moore. Story about Ernest
Hanson and the day Bud interviewed him at this camp. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1956-07
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2052: Burned snag
The Lochsa Story Ch 6 Page 90. Fires, like those of 1910,
though destructive in the short term, left an eerie beauty in their
wake. Credit Robert W. Mutch. The caption in the book explains
this picture of a burned snag in the fires of 1910. Taken on the
top of Grave-Friday Pass Ridge. Idaho.
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2053: Frank Kube
The Lochsa Story Ch 6 Page 92. Frank Kube and his dog Pete
Boy at Lolo Hot Springs about 1911. Credit Louise Gerber
Gilbert. Story about Frank Kube. Off tape note: Louise Gerber
who supplied this photo told Bud that Pete Boy guarded Frank's
packs, furs, everything. Frank would tell the dog to stay,
and guard, and he would keep people and everything else
away. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1911
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2054: Big Creek Lake
The Lochsa Story Ch 7 Page 98. To conserve water for
irrigations in the valley below, settlers dammed this outlet to
Big Creek Lake before Forest Rangers began patrolling the
Bitterroots in 1898. Credit Bud Moore. Discussion: The caption
for this photo of the pack bridge across the outlet of Big Creek
Lake explains the situation where the settlers dammed the
outlet of the lake in 1898, before the Forest rangers began
patrolling in the Bitterroot. Bud took this photo while leading
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a class of the Wilderness and Civilization students at the
University of Montana in the 1970s (probably 1975.) Idaho.
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2055: Snow-covered fir trees
The Lochsa Story Ch 7 Page 99. Explorer John Lieberg
considered alpine firs to be important watershed trees because
their conical shape shed snow to the ground and at the same
time provided shade to delay snow melt. Credit Bud Moore.
Idaho.
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2056: Upper basin of Storm Creek
The Lochsa Story Ch 7 Page 100. The undisturbed condition
of mountain meadows is needed to sustain water flow and
regulate runoff into the streams of the Bitterroot mountains.
Credit Bud Moore. This is located in the extreme upper basin of
the Storm Creek drainage in the Lochsa. Idaho.
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2057: Than Wilkerson and Hank Tuttle
The Lochsa Story Ch 7 Page 101. Rangers Than Wilkerson
and Hank Tuttle at their new Alta Ranger Station southwest
of Darby, Montana. These men built this first Forest Service
Ranger Station in the United States in 1899. Credit US Forest
Service. Montana.
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2058: Men at Kooskia, Idaho
The Lochsa Story Ch 7 Page 102. As it had for earlier pioneers,
Kooskia, Idaho, became the headquarters for Forest rangers
who explored the Bitterroot interior from the West. Credit US
Forest Service. Idaho.
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2059: George Ring and others
The Lochsa Story Ch 7 Page 103. George Ring, (back c04,
third from right) opened the Lolo Trail in 1902. Credit US Forest
Service. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
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2060: Fish Lake
The Lochsa Story Ch 7 Page 105. The first rangers to reach
Fish Lake found a plentiful nook in the Lochsa mountains.
They also confirmed that the Nez Perce had traveled there,
hundreds, perhaps thousands, of years before. Credit Bud
Moore. Brief discussion about this place, and the airstrip at the
cabin. (Same image as 4343, color slide.) Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
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2061: Cutthroat trout from Fish Lake
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The Lochsa Story Ch 7 Page 106. Native cutthroat trout from
Fish Lake, 1975. Credit Bud Moore. The Fish Lake area
remains one of the few major waterways in the Selway that
still had a good population of pure native cutthroat trouts. That
attracted a ranger station, a great place to camp, big meadows,
lots of horse feed. Bud hopes that the cutthroat strain at this
lake is still pure. Idaho.
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2062: Gifford Pinchot on horseback
The Lochsa Story Ch 7 Page 107. Gifford Pinchot rides in the
inaugural parade in Washington D.C. March 4, 1925. Credit US
Forest Service.
1925
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2063: Bitterroot National Forest HQ, Kooskia, Idaho
The Lochsa Story Ch 7 Page 109. Bitterroot National Forest
headquarters at Kooskia, Idaho, about 1907. Left to right:
Summer Rachliff, Jack Fitting, Lou Harrington, Maj. Frank Fenn,
and a Forest Service clerk. Credit US Forest Service. At the
time of this photo, the Bitterroot Forest covered a tremendous
amount of territory on both sides of the Bitteroot Range. Now,
there are three other forests involved in this area.Idaho.
1907
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2064: The Use Book
The Lochsa Story Ch 7 Page 111. First published in 1906,
the early issues of The Use Book, represent the beginning of
present-day Forest Service manual system. Credit Bud Moore.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1905
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2065: Frank Smith and Jay Turner at Charley Powell's cabin
The Lochsa Story Ch 8 Page 113. Ranger Frank Smith and Jay
Turner At Charley Powell's cabin about 1910. Credit US Forest
Service. Frank Smith, left and Jay Turner right, at the site of
the present-day Powell Ranger Station. This building sat then,
where the present-day Ranger Dwelling is located (the ranger
doesn't stay there, somebody else does.) Discussion offers
more details about this site, and these people. See oversized
originals #4586, B&W browntones. A copy of this print also
turned up in the NPRR C. I. Harrison collection of B&W prints -see photos #4679 to 4700. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1910
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2066: Group photo at Station Number One
The Lochsa Story Ch 8 Page 114. Supervisor Major Fenn,
his staff and rangers gather at Station Number One on April
1, 1911. Elk Summit ranger Adolph Weholt is Number 9 in
the photo. Powell Ranger Frank Smith is Number 17. Credit
US Forest Service. The numbers show up on the scanned
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photo, when enlarged. This photo is theonly one Bud found in
writing the Lochsa Story that showed the entire Bitterroot Forest
people, from District rangers and Forest supervisors to the
employees. These are the people who went out into the forest
in 1909 with a geographical description in hand of the area they
were to be responsible for. Frank Smith was at Powell Ranger
Station (#17) and Adolph Weholt went to the Elk Summit district
in 1909. These were the two in the Upper Lochsa. The Ranger
District's were small in those days. That was the big turning
point as far as establishing geographical area for each ranger
district. That organizational idea was a good one, although
many smaller stations are now consolidated. "if you are a
ranger on a district you are responsible for it." -- Bud. Idaho.
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2067: Forest Service Station Number One
The Lochsa Story Ch 8 Page 115. Forest Service Station
Number One, thought to be the first in the Middle Fork area,
was the take-off point for rangers and pack trains probing into
the interior of the Lochsa and Selway country. Credit Carl
Weholt, Lou Hartig collection, Clearwater National Forest.
Earlier photos have showed Kooskia headquarters as a place
where people packed up gear, pack trains, headed up into the
Lochsa Selway country. By 1909 perhaps a little bit earlier, they
had wagon roads built up to where the Lochsa River and the
Selway River form the Middle Fork of the Clearwater. That's
where this station #1 was. They were cargoing their gear here
and hauling their stuff up by wagons. Idaho.
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2068: Mule team hauling supplies
The Lochsa Story Ch 8 Page 116. This mule team hauled
supplies from Kooskia to Station Number One in 1917. Driver is
unknown. Credit Carl Weholt, Lou Hartig collection, Clearwater
National Forest. A typical wagon going from Kooskia to Station
No. 1. They were hauling by wagon quite awhile before this
date. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1917
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2069: Pete King Station
The Lochsa Story Ch 8 Page 117. The log Pete King Station at
right center was new when Frank Smith stayed there enroute
to Powell in 1909. By 1921, the time of this photo, roads and
automobiles had arrived. Credit US Forest Service. There's
no buildings or anything left where the Pete King Ranger
Station once stood. Bud is not sure when it was abandoned.
It was abandoned when Highway 12 began to go up the
Lochsa. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
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2070: The Devil's Chair
The Lochsa Story Ch 8 Page 118. The Devil's Chair, a
prominent landmark along the Lolo Trail. Credit Bud Moore.
See earlier color photos of this scene. "We're following Frank
Smith in 1909, and these pictures are of what he would have
seen or what you would have seen if you had been with him."
Idaho.
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2071: Indian Post Office Lake
The Lochsa Story Ch 8 Page 119. The immensity of the
Lochsa region is apparent in this partial view of what Ranger
Smith saw from Indian Post Office while en route to his district
headquarters at Powell's Flat in 1909. Credit Bud Moore. In
the foreground of this photo you see a small lake called Indian
PO lake. This is approximately where Frank Smith got his first
real view of the expanse of the country he was going to have
to supervisor. In later years, along in the 1940s, this small lake
was stocked with cutthroat trout. There had been none there
naturally. They didn't spawn. They grew real big, but every time
someone caught one out there was one less in the pond. They
didn't reproduce. Idaho.
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2072: Stone cairn
The Lochsa Story Ch 8 Page 120. This stone cairn and others
nearby were thought by early-day travelers of the Lolo Trail
to be ancient message centers used by the Indians. Credit
Bud Moore. There are several of these along a quarter mile of
ridgetop. Among the several probable meanings of these along
Indian PO, was to point out the way down Jerry Johnson ridge
to the big licks at Jerry Johnson Hot Springs. Bud went down
to one of these cairns, there are several, and he noticed a little
slip of paper. He pulled it out. It was a message from one young
lady to her boyfriend. Bud took it, meaning to call and tell her
that he had gotten the message. But he never could contact
her. She was from a little Idaho town and were bicycling the
Lolo Trail motorway. Hot springs. Idaho.
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2073: View from Diablo Mountain
The Lochsa Story Ch 8 Page 121. Here is a portion of Ranger
Weholt's view from Diablo Mountain while searching for
Elk Summit in 1909. Credit Bud Moore. This view looks
northeastward toward the Bitterroot crest and the big drainage
in the center is the Big Sand Creek drainage. This depicts what
in 1909 Weholt could see. Carl told Bud in an interview, "They
just sent those rangers out with a map and said here go find
your ranger district and start rangering!" See text of Lochsa
Story. Idaho.
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2074: Fish Lake Ranger Station
The Lochsa Story Ch 8 Page 122. Fish Lake Ranger Station, ca
1909. Credit US Forest Service. There are several other photos
of this area in this collection, but this may be the earliest. This
is probably the first cabin at Fish Lake. There are also several
stories about this area already recorded. Idaho.
1909
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2075: Northern Pacific Railway Company survey crew
The Lochsa Story Ch 9 Page 130. Men of the Northern Pacific
Railway Company's survey crew raft supplies down the Lochsa
River near present-day Powell Ranger Station in 1909. Credit
C. I. Harrison. Idaho.
1909
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2076: Pack train crossing Lolo Creek
The Lochsa Story Ch 9 Page131. En route to the Lochsa with
supplies for the surveyors. This pack train crosses the West
Fork of Lolo Creek just above Lolo Hot Springs. The packer
rides in front. The assistant packer follows behind. Credit C. I.
Harrison. Brief discussion about the transition from Diamond
hitch to Deck pack saddles. Idaho.
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2077: Brushy Fork of the Lochsa
The Lochsa Story Ch 9 Page132. Northern Pacific surveyors
pitched this camp beside the Brushy Fork of the Lochsa in
1908 or 1909. Credit C. I. Harrison. Good note in discussion
about C. I. Harrison, the photographer who took some of these
photos and how Bud connected with him. Bud notes that this is
also a great place to fish in the spring! Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1908
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2078: Northern Pacific survey crew at Lolo Hot Springs
The Lochsa Story Ch 9 Page133. Northern Pacific survey
operations at Lolo Hot Springs, Montana, about 1909. Buildings
include a barn, bunkhouses and a hospital. Credit Louise
Gerber Gilbert. Good discussion about Louise Gerber Gilbert
who provided this photo. Her father owned and operated Lolo
Hot Springs at Granite Creek. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1909
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2079: Norther Pacific railway workers, 1909
The Lochsa Story Ch 9 Page 134. Northern Pacific workers
assemble in 1909 at the end of their wagon road, about two
miles east of Lolo Pass. Credit C. I. Harrison. Bud used to hike
in the vicinity of this cabin when he was 12 years old. Related
discussion. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1909
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2080: Pack train in Packer Meadows
The Lochsa Story Ch 9 Page135. A railroad survey pack train
crosses Packer Meadows in 1909 The diamond hitches and
loose pack stock are typical of the pre-Decker pack saddle era.
Credit C. I. Harrison. See also other slides that depict Decker
style versus Diamond hitch. Montana.
1909
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2081: Ducker pack saddles in use
The Lochsa Story Ch 9 Page 136. Decker pack saddles in
use at Powell Ranger Station in 1955. Credit W.E. Steurwald,
U.S. Forest Service. Very brief notes about this building, the
grub wanigan, and later use. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1955
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2082: Johnny Decker at Lolo Hot Springs
The Lochsa Story Ch 9 Page 137. Packer Johnny Decker at
Lolo Hot Springs about 1915. Credit Victor J. Miller. Discussion
about the Decker brothers. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1915
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2083: Decker and sawbuck saddle trees
The Lochsa Story Ch 9 Page137. Oll Robinette's stamp,
O.P.R., identifies the Decker saddle tree. The historical
sawbuck tree is on the left. Both trees are displayed at the
Lochsa Historical Ranger Station. Credit Bud Moore. See
previous recording. Idaho.
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2085: Forest Service trail crew
The Lochsa Story Ch 10 Page 143. Ray Fitting, extreme
right, poses with a Forest Service trail crew at Lost Knife
Meadows about 1911. Credit Lou Hartig, U.S. Forest Service.
Photographer Lou Hartig was a U.S. Forest Service ranger
at the Lochsa Ranger Station. He published an historical
book Lochsa: The story of a ranger district and its people in
Clearwater National Forest. Idaho.
1911
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2089: Remnants of forest after fire
The Lochsa Story Ch 10 Page 147. As professor Shattuck
noted, fires leave blackened forest in their wake. But fire in the
northern Rocky Mountains also helps recycle the old forest and
regenerate the new. Credit Bud Moore.
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2091: Man hewing logs
The Lochsa Story Ch 11 Page 150. The axman is not identified
but is probably Alec McLendon hewing logs for construction
of the original Powell Ranger Station about 1911. Credit U.S.
Forest Service. Discussion about the location of this building,
1911
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and the later uses, including moving it off site. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
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2092: Ranger Weholt and crew
The Lochsa Story Ch 11 Page 152. Ranger Weholt and his
crew whipsaw lumber in 1911 to build the first ranger station at
Elk Summit. Left to right: Lou Tisen, Loyd Rupe, Adolph Weholt,
and George Eckel. Credit Loyd Rupe. Idaho.
1911
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2093: Elk Summit Ranger Station
The Lochsa Story Ch 11 Page 154. The new Elk Summit
Ranger Station as it looked about 1912 or 1913. Credit U.S.
Forest Service. New in 1913, this original Elk Summit Ranger
Station is still in use, now as a storage building, warehouse
operation. Idaho.
1912
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2094: Blodgett Pass
The Lochsa Story Ch 11 Page 155. In 1911, Loyd Rupe led
his pack train over a rough trail through Blodgett Pass to
haul supplies from Hamilton, Montana, to Elk Summit Ranger
Station. Credit Bud Moore. Used twice in the book. See
previous slide of Blodgett Pass. Bud interviewed Loyd Rupe at
his home in the little town upstream of Kooskia along the South
Fork of the Clearwater River and he gave lots of information
on how far it was from Kooskia, Idaho, to get back through the
mountains. "It would take them 30 days sometimes just to get
there. He was very young, he was only, I think in his teens,
and not very high teens, when he went to work as a packer
for Adolph Weholt. He told things about how hard it was to
ford the Lochsa River at the little town of Lowell in high water
and get across and head up the Selway. A lot of adventure.
Their discovery of Hidden Lake. He was a great source. That
interview, I interviewed him twice, is down in the files at Coyote
Forest." Idaho.
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2095: Lloyd Rupe and others at Elk Summit corral
The Lochsa Story Ch 11 Page 155. Forest Service packer Loyd
Rupe, third from left, poses in 1911 with other crew members at
the Elk Summit corral. Credit Carl Weholt, US Forest Service.
Good discussion about the evidence of the 1910 fire in the
background, this photo. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1911
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2096: Ranger Weholt at Big Sand Lake
The Lochsa Story Ch 11 Page 156. While exploring his district
in 1912, Ranger Weholt waters his pack stock in the shallows of
Big Sand Lake. Credit Carl Weholt, US Forest Service. Idaho.
1912
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2097: Perry Dyde, Jay Turner and Vic Miller work on phone line
The Lochsa Story Ch 11 Page 157. Left to right: Perry Dye, Jay
Turner, and Vic Miller climb for a photograph while building the
forest telephone line from Lolo Hot Springs to Powell Ranger
Station in 1912. Credit Victor J. Miller. Good story about Vic
Miller in discussion. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1912
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2098: Ranger Frank Smith leading pack train
The Lochsa Story Ch 11 Page 158. Ranger Frank Smith leads
his pack train across the newly constructed Brushy Fork bridge
in 1913. Credit Victor J. Miller. Frank's pack train was noted for
white horses. He had "pretty near" all white animals. Vic Miller
worked three or four years for Frank Smith. Vic was still there
when Frank quit. Frank couldn't stand the bureaucracy. "There
were a few of those. They were just free sprits," Bud explained.
Idaho.
1913
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2099: Ed Mackay
The Lochsa Story Ch 12 Page 163. More than a decade after
he took charge of the Powell district, Ed Mackay studies one of
the cabins built at Lolo pass during his tenure at Powell Ranger
Station, 1920-1940. Credit Henry J. Viche, US Forest Service.
Montana.
1930
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2100: Bill Bell
The Lochsa Story Ch 12 Page 164. Bill Bell served as ranger at
Elk Summit Ranger Station from 1917 to 1928. Credit Pearl Bell
McKee. Idaho.
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2101: Lolo Ranger Station
The Lochsa Story Ch 12 Page 165. Lolo (Mud Creek) Ranger
Station, located adjacent to Lolo Hot Springs resort, as it looked
in 1922. Credit U.S. Forest Service. Montana.
1922
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2102: Bridge over White Sand
The Lochsa Story Ch 12 Page 167. This bridge, built across the
White Sand in 1922, provided a safe crossing for people and
pack and saddle stock en route from Lolo Hot Springs to Elk
Summit Ranger Station. Credit U.S. Forest Service. Idaho.
1922
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2103: Group photograph of Forest Service workers, Kooskia,
Idaho
The Lochsa Story Ch 12 Page 168. Ranger Walde is number
six in this group of Forest Service personnel assembled at
Kooskia, Idaho, in 1922. Credit U.S. Forest Service.
1922
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2104: Lochsa River Station
The Lochsa Story Ch 12 Page 169. The Lochsa Ranger
Station, across the river from the mouth of Boulder Creek, was
built in 1921. Note several new rolls of Number 9 galvanized
wire to be used for telephone line construction. Credit U.S.
Forest Service. Idaho.
1921
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2105: Lochsa River at Boulder Creek
The Lochsa Story Ch 12 Page 169. Forest Service personnel
ferry pack stock across the Lochsa River at Boulder Creek in
1921 or 1922. Credit Rowe Lowary, U.S. Forest Service.Idaho.
1921
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2106: Ranger Ralph Hand
The Lochsa Story Ch 12 Page 170. Lochsa District Ranger
Ralph Hand inspects Castle Butte Lookout in 1924. Credit U.S.
Forest Service. Idaho.
1924
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2107: Ranger Jack Parsell
The Lochsa Story Ch 12 Page 171. Middle Fork district ranger
Jack Parsell on duty at Woodrat Mountain cabin during the
early 1920s. Credit U.S. Forest Service. Idaho.
1920
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2108: Indian Post Office Lookout
The Lochsa Story Ch 12 Page 171. Indian Post Office Lookout,
under construction in 1922, shows the type of construction used
at the time. Credit U.S. Forest Service. Idaho.
1922
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2109: Elk Summit Ranger Station
The Lochsa Story Ch 12 Page 173. Fine craftsmanship shows
in the new Elk Summit Ranger Station under construction in
1925. Note the mitered corners and creative dormer. Part of
the original station is at left center. Credit U.S. Forest Service.
Idaho.
1925
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2110: Ranger Bill Bell
The Lochsa Story Ch 12 Page 174. Ranger Bill Bell horse
packed the equipment over Blodgett Pass about 1920 and set
this mill in Hoodoo Creek a short distance downstream from the
Elk Summit Station. Credit Pearl Bell McKee. Idaho.
1920
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2111: Homer McClain loading pack horses
The Lochsa Story Ch 12 Page 175. Packer Homer McClain,
(the old Homer from chapter 1) loads pack horses at Powell
Ranger Station in the early 1920s. Credit U.S. Forest Service.
Idaho.
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2113: Bill Bell and Ed Mackay on Lolo Pass Road
The Lochsa Story Ch 12 Page 177. Rangers Bill Bell and Ed
Mackay examine the new road at Lolo Pass in 1925. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1925
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2114: Cars at Powell Ranger District
The Lochsa Story Ch 12 Page 177. Automobiles and roads
began replacing pack stock and trails at the Powell district after
1928. Credit U.S. Forest Service.
circa 1930
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2115: Bill Bell at Powell Station
The Lochsa Story Ch 12 Page 179. Ex-ranger Bill Bell displays
furs at Powell station, ca. 1930. Credit Henry J. Viche, U.S.
Forest Service. Idaho.
1930
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2116: Evan W. (Major) Kelly
The Lochsa Story Ch 12 Page 180. Regional forester Evan
W. (Major) Kelley at the Forest Service's Nine Mile Remount
Station in the mid-1930s. Credit U.S. Forest Service. Montana.
1935
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2117: Lightning bolts
The Lochsa Story Ch 12 Page 182. As in all years of drought,
lightning bolts in 1929 started several fires in the Lochsa's
forests. Credit William H. Petram, U.S. Forest Service. Idaho.
1929
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2119: Williams and pack train
The Lochsa Story Ch 12 Page 183. Packer Heinie Williams
leads his loaded pack train through the Lochsa's Wendover
Canyon en route to the Bald Mountain Fire. Credit K.D. Swan,
US Forest Service. Idaho.
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2120: Road construction crew
The Lochsa Story Ch 12 Page 184. The Powell district road
construction crew poses at their camp near Indian Grave Peak
along the Lolo Trail in 1934. Credit Henry J. Viche, U.S. Forest
Service. Idaho.
1934
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2122: Burned forest
The Lochsa Story Ch 12 Page 189. That forests burn hot in
dry times is evident in the aftermath of the burn of 1934 that
surrounds the Lochsa Ranger Station. Credit U.S. Forest
Service. Idaho.
1934
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2123: Sign at Fridays Pass, Selway National Forest
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The Lochsa Story Ch 12 Page 190. A remnant of the Selway
National Forest hangs on a whitebark pine near the summit of
the Grave Mountains. Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
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2124: Earl Malone repairing Wes Fale's cabin
The Lochsa Story Ch 13 Page 193. Earl Malone repairs Wes
Fale's cabin on Blodgett Creek in 1915. Credit Pearl Bell
McKee. Idaho.
1915
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2125: Bitterroot Mountain peaks
The Lochsa Story Ch 13 Page 194. The state line follows the
rugged divide between Idaho's Lochsa and Selway drainages
and Montana's Bitterroot Valley. Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
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2126: Charlie Powell
The Lochsa Story Ch 13 Page 195. Charlie Powell at the
Blodgett Creek cabin in 1919. Credit Earl Malone. Idaho.
1919
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2127: Cabin at Hidden Lake
The Lochsa Story Ch 13 Page 196. Earl Malone appreciates
the small cabin at Hidden Lake during the wintertime cold of
1919. Credit Earl Malone. Idaho.
1919
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2128: Fay Burrell and Bob Forbes
The Lochsa Story Ch 13 Page 197. Fay Burrell and Bob Forbes
pause at Elk Summit Ranger Station in December 1922. Credit
Fay Burrell. Idaho.
1922
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2129: Cabin in poor shape
The Lochsa Story Ch 13 Page 202. Ruins of a trapper cabin
near the Lochsa-Selway divide west of Hungry Rock. Credit
Bud Moore. Idaho.
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2130: Forest Service cabin at Fish Lake
The Lochsa Story Ch 13 Page 203. The Forest Service cabin
at Fish Lake lies buried under fourteen feet of snow. Credit Bud
Moore. Idaho.
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2131: Jay Turner
The Lochsa Story Ch 13 Page 205. Trapper Jay Turner
examines his snowshoes at Lolo Hot Springs after hiking out of
the Lochsa country. Credit Bud Moore. Montana.
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2132: Charley Powell and Bud Moore
The Lochsa Story Ch 13 Page 209. Speaking of his trapping
days, the retired Charley Powell told me, "I'd like to do it
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one more time, but it's too late now." Credit Freeman Mann.
Montana.
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2133: Lake
The Lochsa Story Ch 14 Page 210. Maple Lake reflects the
solitude treasured by by people who visit the Selway Bitterroot
Wilderness. Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
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2134: Bitterroot Valley
The Lochsa Story Ch 14 Page 214. When Gifford Pinchot
developed the notion of conservation, he was thinking about
places like this Bitterroot landscape where the national forests
extend from farmlands to high alpine country beyond. Credit
Bud Moore. Montana.
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2135: Bob Marshall
The Lochsa Story Ch 14 Page 218. As first director of the
Forest Service Division of Recreation and Lands, Bob
Marshall made sure special areas of the national forests would
remain forever wild. Credit Mable Mansfield, courtesy of The
Wilderness Society.
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2136: View of Missoula, looking south
The Lochsa Story Ch 14 Page 219. From their homes and work
places in Missoula, Montana, today's residents can see the
same view that inspired Bob Marshall to protect much of the
Lochsa country as wilderness. Credit Bud Moore.
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2137: Bull moose
The Lochsa Story Ch 14 Page 220. The measured movements
of this bull moose demonstrate the promise of eternity inherent
in wild places. Credit K.D. Swan, U.S. Forest Service. Idaho.
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2138: Big Creek Lake
The Lochsa Story Ch 14 Page 223. The wilderness idea
recognizes that places like Big Creek Lake have in their natural
wholeness a greater value to humans than could be obtained
by extracting resources for sale in the market place. Credit Bud
Moore. Idaho.
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2139: Bud Moore with Ky
The Lochsa Story Ch 14 Page 223. Bud Moore shares a drink
with his pack dog, Ky, somewhere in the wilderness. Bud
poured water into the top of his hat for Ky to drink. Idaho.
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2140: Skookum Woodman
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The Lochsa Story Ch 15 Page 224. The youngest child of a
pioneer Lolo Creek family, Skookum Woodman lived as a part
of, not apart from, nature in the Bitterroot mountains. Credit Ted
and Lil Williams family. (Stories about Skookum are recorded
elsewhere in this collection. This photo was taken at Red's Bar
in Missoula, date unknown, during one of Skook's rare visits to
Missoula. Bud borrowed the print from the Williams family and
copied it) See also 4205. (same image, B&W slide duplicate.)
Montana.
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2141: Bill Bell
The Lochsa Story Ch 15 Page 226. Forest Ranger Bill Bell
displays a sturdy mountain horse. Credit Pearl Bell McKee.
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2142: Aerial view of Jerry Johnson game licks
The Lochsa Story Ch 15 Page 229. Present-day aerial view of
Jerry Johnson game licks where Bud thinks that William Wright
killed his first grizzly. Credit U.S. Forest Service. Idaho.
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2143: Aerial view of the Lochsa corridor
The Lochsa Story Ch 15 Page 233. On November 3, 1893,
guide Spencer's Carlin Party launched their rafts from the "licks"
circled at the lower left in this 1936 photo. Jerry Johnson's cabin
stood on the north bank of the river in the lower right. Credit
Washington National Guard. Idaho.
1936
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2144: Stone grave of George Colgate
The Lochsa Story Ch 15 Page 236. During the summer of 1894,
Lieutenant Elliott found Colgate's remains. He carried them
upriver to the licks, and buried them in this grove of cedars.
Credit C. I. Harrison, ca. 1908. Idaho.
1908
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2145: Elk hunters packing out meat
The Lochsa Story Ch 15 Page 237. Two hunters pack elk meat
and antlers out of the Lochsa's mountains. Credit K. D. Swan,
U.S. Forest Service. Idaho.
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2146: Hunters in the Lochsa
The Lochsa Story Ch 15 Page 237. These Lochsa Hunters
seem happy with their camp and trophies, three mountain goats
and one nice bull elk. Credit Pearl Bell McKee. Idaho.
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2147: Ranger Peak
The Lochsa Story Ch 15 Page 238. Summertime melting of
snow on Ranger Peak discharges clear water into Storm Creek,
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a tributary of the White Sand Fork of the Lochsa River. Credit
Bud Moore. Idaho.
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2148: Storm Creek Meadow
The Lochsa Story Ch 15 Page 239. The Clarkes posted Storm
Creek Meadow as a mining claim but used it mostly as a base
for big game hunting and trapping. Credit Bud Moore. See also
#4216 (same image, color slide.) Idaho.
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2149: Lake and mountain view
The Lochsa Story Ch 15 Page 240. Clarke's original route
from Big Creek Lake into the Lochsa crossed the crest of the
Bitterroots and the Montana-Idaho boundary at the saddle, top
center. Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
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2150: Bill and Hazel Moore and Jessie Wright Ayers and
Charley Ayers
The Lochsa Story Ch 16 Page 244. Left to right: Dad (Bill
Moore), Mom (Hazel Moore), Grandma (Jessie Wright Ayers),
and second Grandpa (Charley Ayers) pose at our second Lolo
Creek home in about 1935. Credit Dorothy Pearl Hughes.
Montana.
1935
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2151: Old trapper cabin
The Lochsa Story Ch 16 Page 245. The trapper's cabin at
Burned Cedar Bar on the Lochsa River after a raid by a big
bear in late springtime, ca. 1936. Credit Bud Moore. (Though
this caption in The Lochsa Story said "circa 1936" we later
found an old photo with the date written on it: 1937. See
duplicate photo # 4731, and similar photo 4738, along with
recorded discussions.) Idaho.
1936
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2152: Bob Cooney
The Lochsa Story Ch 16 Page 246. Wildlife biologist Bob
Cooney at Bud Moore's Squaw Creek cabin in 1938. Credit Bud
Moore. Idaho.
1938
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2153: Sparky Moore and steelhead
The Lochsa Story Ch 16 Page 248. Sparky Moore, Bud's
younger brother, carries a nice steelhead from Wendover Creek
to the cabin, ca. 1937. Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
1937
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2154: Tent in snow
The Lochsa Story Ch 16 Page 249. This poled-in tent at
Papoose Saddle furnished overnight shelter while Bud tended
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his traplines in the Lochsa's high country during the winter of
1936-37. Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
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2155: Cayuse Creek cabin
The Lochsa Story Ch 16 Page 250. The Cayuse Creek cabin
site, one of eleven in the territory, offers all a trapper could
want: snug shelter, nearby water, dry wood and good furbearer
habitat. Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
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2156: Ed Moore at Moon Saddle cabin
The Lochsa Story Ch 16 Page 251. My brother Ed stands atop
Moon Saddle cabin, west of Indian Post Office, and prepares to
unplug the stovepipe buried under twelve feet of snow. Credit
Bud Moore. Idaho.
1938
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2157: Jay Turner's cabin
The Lochsa Story Ch 16 Page 252. Jay Turner built this cabin
beside the Lochsa River near the mouth of Indian Post Office
Creek about 1931. I used it from 1937 to 1942; it was destroyed
by construction of the Lewis and Clark Highway during the early
1960s. Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
1938
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2158: Bud Moore at Wendover Bar
The Lochsa Story Ch 16 Page 253. Bud Moore returns to his
home cabin at Wendover Bar after a round on his eighty-mile
long trapline. Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
1938
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2159: Cubby trap set
The Lochsa Story Ch 16 Page 254. This "cubby" set near
Wendover Creek each winter provided several mink, marten,
and ermines. Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
1938
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2160: Pine marten in a trap
The Lochsa Story Ch 16 Page 255. This catch of a prime
marten demonstrates the effectiveness of a typical peg set.
Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
1938
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2161: Furs hanging at Wendover cabin
The Lochsa Story Ch 16 Page 256. Part of the fur catch hangs
on Bud Moore's Wendover cabin in December 1936. Credit Bud
Moore. Idaho.
1936
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2162: Snowshoe tracks at State Line cabin
The Lochsa Story Ch 16 Page 257. In contrast to Homer's "ball
and chain," snowshoe travel through this well-settled snow
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at Lolo Pass would be a trapper's "piece of cake." State Line
Cabin. Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
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2163: Bud Moore with coyote
The Lochsa Story Ch 16 Page 259. Bud Moore holds a coyote
killed on the ice of the Lochsa River about 1937. Idaho.
1937
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2164: Grizzly bear
The Lochsa Story Ch 17 Page 264. This grizzly, typical of
the silvertips common to the Bitterroot, stands alert to his
surroundings. Credit Chuck Bartlebaugh.
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2165: Bert Wendover and Dad McCann
The Lochsa Story Ch 17 Page 268. Bert Wendover (left) and
Dad McCann (right) display at Lolo Hot Springs some of Bert's
bear and lynx pelts taken from the Lochsa in about 1915. Credit
Louise Gerber Gilbert. See duplicate (but clearer print) #4668,
and #4203 (same image, B&W duplicate slide) Note that Bud's
original note says this photo came from Vic Miller and that the
date was 1916. (It could be that Vic Miller had a copy of this
photo, also, as there are three that have turned up so far in
Bud's files.) Montana.
1915
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2167: Grazing sheep
The Lochsa Story Ch 17 Page 274. Both black and grizzly
bears followed the bleating and smells to sheep grazing at
Packer Meadows in 1932. See also #4350, color slide of the
same image. This photo was taken between 1949 and 1956
while Bud was ranger or assistant ranger at Powell. Idaho.
1932
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2168: Forest Service Cabin at Big Sand Lake
Forest Service Cabin at Big Sand Lake. (This print is located
in the Lochsa Story folders Ch 17, but it wasn't included in the
book.) Possibly young Bill Moore, far left, inspecting the cargo.
Idaho.
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2169: Two men and grizzly bear
The Lochsa Story Ch 17 Page 275. This grizzly was killed at
Wallow Mountain, North Fork of the Clearwater drainage, during
the mid-1920s. Credit Les Van Airsdale collection, U.S. Forest
Service. See also #4202 (same image, duplicate B&W slide.)
Idaho.
circa 1920
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2170: Grizzly bear hide
The Lochsa Story Ch 17 Page 275. This freshly skinned hide
shows the characteristic long claws of the large male grizzly.
Credit Bud Moore. (Note: This photo was taken at Bud's cabin
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in the Swan Valley. See related stories in Bud's archives.)
Montana.
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2171: Lake at Graves Peak, Idaho
The Lochsa Story Ch 17 Page 276. A grizzly bear treed
wilderness activist Bob Marshall near Grave Peak in 1930.
Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
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2172: Beaver Ridge Lookout
The Lochsa Story Ch 17 Page 277. Here at Beaver Ridge
Lookout, Forest Service personnel in 1929 trapped a large male
grizzly that sacrificed his foot and escaped to create the legend
of old "Peg Leg." Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
undated
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2173: Hunting in the Bitterroots
The Lochsa Story Ch 17 Page 278. Exploring grizzly habitat
near the crest of the Bitterroots. Credit Bud Moore. Montana.
undated
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2174: Ralph Space
The Lochsa Story Ch 18 Page 281. Forest officer and historian
Ralph Space poses in 1960 at the sign commemorating Lewis
and Clark's campsite near present-day Powell Ranger Station.
Credit Ralph Space. Idaho.
1960
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2175: House at Powell Ranger Station
The Lochsa Story Ch 18 Page 282. Ed and Laura Mackay's
new home at Powell Ranger Station in 1932. Credit K. D. Swan
U.S. Forest Service. Idaho.
1932
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2176: Bill Bell, Ed Mackay, and Evan W. Kelley
The Lochsa Story Ch 18 Page 283. Bill Bell (left) and Ed
Mackay (center) present the mule Queenie to Major Kelley
(right) during his retirement party at Missoula's Florence Hotel,
February 17, 1944. Credit U.S. Forest Service. Montana.
1944
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2177: Ranger Ray Ferguson
The Lochsa Story Ch 18 Page 283. Ray Ferguson, Middle Fork
District Ranger, ca. 1926; Powell District Ranger, 1940-1942.
Credit Patricia Stewart.
circa 1926
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2178: Tri-motor airplane
The Lochsa Story Ch 18 Page 285. Johnson Flying Service's
Ford Tri-Motor positions to drop supplies to firefighters in the
Storm Creek drainage, Powell Ranger District. Credit Bud
Moore. Idaho.
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2179: Rufus Robinson, Early Cooley, and Frank Derry
The Lochsa Story Ch 18 Page 286. Rufus Robinson, left and
Earl Cooley, right, the first smoke jumpers to attack a wildfire
from the air, pose with parachute technician, Frank Derry,
center. Credit Earl Cooley. Montana.
undated
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2180: The Moores at Powell Ranger Station
The Lochsa Story Ch 18 Page 287. Ranger Bud Moore, his first
wife, Jane Moore, son Bill, and daughter Vicki at Powell Ranger
Station in 1953. Credit Ray Acheson. Idaho.
1953
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2181: Clarine Moore
The Lochsa Story Ch 18 Page 288. Clarine Moore manned Jay
Point Lookout for several summers during World War II. Credit
Henry Viche, U.S. Forest Service. Clarine is Bud's sister. Idaho.
1942
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2182: Bull elk
The Lochsa Story Ch 18 Page 289. Elk increased many fold
during World War II, and every September the bugles of
herd bulls like this one resounded throughout the Lochsa's
mountains. Credit Bud Moore. We also have a color slide of
this image. Storm Creek, Selway Bitterroot. Photo taken in
___________ (1974?). Idaho.
1974
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2183: Bull elk in wintertime
The Lochsa Story Ch 18 Page 290. It takes a lot of energy for
elk to plow through the deep snow of the Lochsa in wintertime
searching for food. Credit Henry J. Viche, U.S. Forest Service.
Arvhices Photo #2183. Idaho.
circa 1950
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2184: Aerial view of burned forest along the Lochsa River
The Lochsa Story Ch 18 Page 291. By the mid-1930s, the
areas burned along the Lochsa in 1929 produced excellent
forage for elk. Credit Washington National Guard. Idaho.
circa 1930
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2185: Lennie Smith crossing Lochsa with mule train
The Lochsa Story Ch 18 Page 292. Forest Service packer
Lennie Smith crosses the Lochsa River with his mule train
loaded with salt for the elk. Credit Bud Moore. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1950
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2186: Bud Moore and Charles Snook Jr.
The Lochsa Story Ch 18 Page 294. Bud Moore and packer
Charles Snook Jr. (young Charles) talk business in the Lochsa
at Powell Ranger Station. Credit W.E. Steuerwald, U.S. Forest
Service. Idaho.
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2187: Louis Hartig
The Lochsa Story Ch 18 Page 295. Louis Hartig, Lochsa
District Ranger 1943-1967. Credit U.S. Forest Service.
undated
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2188: Winter transportation
The Lochsa Story Ch 18 Page 295. A distant forerunner
of modern snowmobiles, this machine hauled game range
surveyors into the Lochsa in January 1949. Credit Bud Moore.
Idaho.
1949
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2189: Bill Evers, Floyd Springston, Walt Hahn, and Hubert
Hansen
The Lochsa Story Ch 18 Page 296. The Powell district game
study crew poses at Lake Creek Cabin near the Lochsa River,
January 1949. Left to right: Bill Evers, Floyd Springston, Walt
Hahn, Hubert Hansen. Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
1949
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2190: Cabin at Jerry Johnson Bar
The Lochsa Story Ch 18 Page 297. This Forest Service cabin at
Jerry Johnson Bar served as a fire-guard station in summer and
as a shelter for game range surveyors during winter. Credit Bud
Moore. Idaho.
undated
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2191: Bull elk in snow
The Lochsa Story Ch 18 Page 298. Weak from starvation and
exposure to bitter cold, this elk died a few hours later. Credit
Bud Moore. Idaho.
circa 1950
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2192: Cleared hillside
The Lochsa Story Ch 18 Page 300. Advanced clearing like this
followed by construction each summer, extended the Lewis and
Clark Highway farther down the Lochsa from Powell Ranger
Station during the 1950s and early 1960s. Credit Bud Moore.
Idaho.
circa 1950
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2193: Bud Moore
The Lochsa Story Ch 18 Page 302. Bud Moore, Powel District
Ranger, 1949-1956. Credit University of Montana School of
Forestry. See also #4207 (same image, B&W slide duplicate.)
Idaho.
circa 1950
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2194: Downed trees
The Lochsa Story Ch 19 Page 304. These trees fallen across
the Lolo Trail motorway are examples of widespread forest
blown down by strong winds during the winter of 1949-1950 and
called the 49 Blow. Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
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2195: John E. Wilson and children
The Lochsa Story Ch 19 Page 308. Alternate ranger John
E. Wilson supervised the first operation survey to control the
spruce bark beetle infestation in the upper Lochsa. He poses
here with his children, Dave, Penny, and Johna, after fishing
for steelhead trout in the Lochsa River. Credit Bud Moore.
Duplicate of #4223, color slide. Idaho.
circa 1950
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2196: Steve Russel hauling cruisers
The Lochsa Story Ch 19 Page 309. Lochsa Lodge owner and
logger Steve Russell hauls Forest Service and Northern Pacific
Railway Company cruisers over deep snow during February
1953. Credit Bud Moore. See also #4218 (Same image, color
slide.) Idaho.
1953
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2197: Camp near Rountop Lookout
The Lochsa Story Ch 19 Page 310. A Powell district bark beetle
survey camp stands on twelve feet of snow near Roundtop
Lookout, mid-March 1954. Credit Bud Moore. Duplicate of
4225, color slide. See discussion for 4225. Idaho.
1953
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2198: Beetle survey crew
The Lochsa Story Ch 19 Page 312. Members of the beetle
survey crew plan their work at Powell Ranger Station, February
1952. Credit Bud Moore. See also #4219 (Same image, color
slide.) Also written on slide: "Papke, Godfrey, Terrell, Scott.
2/53" (Not February 1952 as the caption reads in the book.)
Idaho.
1952
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2199: Frank Gummer
The Lochsa Story Ch 19 Page 313. Veteran woodsman Frank
Gummer cruises timber in the Brushy Fork of the Lochsa,
March 1953. Credit Bud Moore. See also 4220 (Same image,
color slide.) Written on slide: "Gummer. Pack Creek. 3/53."
Idaho.
1953
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2200: Sign at Powell District
The Lochsa Story Ch 19 Page 314. This sign nailed to the door
of the sale compiler's cabin served notice that custodial days
were waning and forest management was coming to the Powell
District of the Lochsa. Credit Bud Moore. Duplicate of 4224,
color slide. See discussion for 4224. Idaho.
1953
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2201: Forest Service signs
The Lochsa Story Ch 19 Page 317. Soon to be displaced by
a road, the signs reflect changing times in the Lochsa. At the
bottom is the type first used by the Forest Service. The top is
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second generation, and at center is the style in use during the
1950s. Credit Bud Moore. See also #4217 (Same image, color
slide.) Idaho.
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2202: Construction at Squaw Creek
The Lochsa Story Ch 19 Page 318. Road construction in 1954
crowds Squaw Creek and its narrow riparian area. Credit Bud
Moore. Idaho.
1954
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2203: Powell Ranger Station area
The Lochsa Story Ch 19 Page 321. By 1953 the once-custodial
Powell Ranger Station had become headquarters for bustling
insect control and timber salvage operations in the upper
Lochsa. Credit Bud Moore. See also #4227 (same image, color
slide.) Idaho.
1953
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2204: Lochsa River
The Lochsa Story Ch 19 Page 323. Waters of the 1954 spring
snowmelt washed this gravel into the Lochsa River from Squaw
Creek, where the streambed had been loosened by road
construction in 1953. Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
1954
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2205: Roadside spring
The Lochsa Story Ch 20 Page 325. This roadside spring had,
since construction of the Lewis and Clark Highway in 1925,
lured motorists to stop, drink, and reflect on the pristine nature
of the Lochsa's landscape. Credit Bud Moore. Duplicate of
#4228 (same image, color slide). Idaho.
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2206: Steve Russell's truck
The Lochsa Story Ch 20 Page 326. Steve Russell's truck
loaded with spruce logs, leaves Swede Cut, the first advertised
commercial National Forest timber sale in the upper Lochsa,
August 1953. Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
1953
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2207: Roadside erosion on Crooked Fork
The Lochsa Story Ch 20 Page 328. It will take years to heal
this damage to the Crooked Fork's waters and streamside by
inconsiderate logging road construction during the mid-1950s.
Credit Bud Moore. See also 4235. Idaho.
circa 1950
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2208: Warren Patten scaling logs
The Lochsa Story Ch 20 Page 331. Forest technician Warren
Patten scales beetle-killed spruce logs at Lolo Pass in 1953.
Credit Bud Moore. See also #42. Idaho.
1953
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2209: Crooked Fork of the Lochsa
The Lochsa Story Ch 20 Page 333. The unstable Blue Slide
had for years deposited silt into the Crooked Fork of the Lochsa
after heavy rains and during springtime snowmelt. Note that
the pack trail has been filled by sliding soil. Credit Bud Moore.
Idaho.
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2210: Bulldozer in Crooked Fork
The Lochsa Story Ch 20 Page 334. This bulldozer fords below
the new bridge on the Crooked Fork near the Blue Slide, July
1954. Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
1954
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2212: Loading the logging truck
The Lochsa Story Ch 20 Page 336. Wintertime logging in the
Lochsa controlled the bark beetles with least damage to the
moist environment of the spruce forest. Credit Bud Moore.
Idaho.
1954
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2213: Shovel logging roads
The Lochsa Story Ch 20 Page 338. These close-spaced roads
show the soil disturbance wrought by shovel logging in the
upper Lochsa. Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
circa 1950
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2215: Skidding Jammer
The Lochsa Story Ch 20 Page 340. Skidding jammers like
Sparky's "Old Grunt" could drag logs uphill a thousand feet and
thereby widen the road spacing required for shovel logging.
Credit Bud Moore. See also 4236. Idaho.
circa 1950s
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2216: Bulldozer working on road
Bulldozer. This print is in the Lochsa Ch 20 file but did not get
printed in the book. See also 4231. Idaho.
circa 1950s
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2217: Grumman Hellcat loaded with DDT
The Lochsa Story Ch 21 Page 345. This military surplus
airplane prepares to transport the chemical DDT from the
airport at Missoula into the Lochsa's forests. Credit Bob
Rehfeld. Idaho.
circa 1950s
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2218: Modified Grumman TBF Avenger spraying to kill spruce
budworms
The Lochsa Story Ch 21 Page 349. After spraying DDT to kill
spruce bud worms near Lolo Pass, the pilot pulls his plane out
over the Crooked Fork drainage. Credit Bob Rehfeld. Idaho.
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2219: Bud and Bill Moore, and Roger Norgaard at Clarke's
Meadow
The Lochsa Story Ch 21 Page 350. My son Bill, Roger
Norgaard, and I prepare to camp at Clarke's Meadow shortly
after spraying the area with DDT in 1956. Credit Bud Moore.
See also 4237 (color slide, same image.) Idaho.
circa 1950s
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2220: Lily Lake
The Lochsa Story Ch 21 Page 351. It is not possible to
spray chemicals from fixed-wing aircraft on the forest without
poisoning the waters as well. Lily Lake is shown here. Credit
Bud Moore. Idaho.
circa 1950s
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2221: Lochsa River
The Lochsa Story Ch 21 Page 353. In late summer, the Lochsa
River upstream from the mouth of Papoose Creek was always
a good place to catch a mess of trout. Credit Bud Moore. See
also 4238 (color slide, same image). Idaho.
circa 1950s
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2222: Checking out the plans
The Lochsa Story Ch 22 Page 356. Constructed to haul
sawtimber from the Lochsa's forest, this road will later serve
recreationists who enjoy exploring by automobile. Credit Bud
Moore. Idaho.
circa 1960s
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2223: Grizzly bear
The Lochsa Story Ch 22 Page 357. Preservation of wild places
protects wildlife security, water quality, and solitude cherished
by many people while it denies road-building, mechanization,
and extraction of resources. Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
crica 1960s
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2224: Jack Puckett at Big Creek Lake
The Lochsa Story Ch 22 Page 358. A thoughtful ranger, Jack
Puckett tends his camp near the shore of Big Creek Lake.
Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
circa 1960s
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2225: Two men in front of logged slope
The Lochsa Story Ch 22 Page 360. Forest Service timber
management of the 1960s is demonstrated here in the Lochsa's
companion drainage, the North Fork of the Clearwater River.
Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
circa 1960s
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2226: Logged slope
The Lochsa Story Ch 22 Page 361. This Lochsa clear-cut has
produced a high yield of sawlogs, but many values other than
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timber are degraded or lost until a new forest is established.
Idaho.
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2227: Burnt forest
The Lochsa Story Ch 22 Page 362. The aftermath of a forest
fire presents a far different environment than that left by a
logged-over clear-cut. Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
circa 1960s
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2228: St. Mary Peak
The Lochsa Story Ch 22 Page 363. St. Mary Peak (distant
center) provides a majestic background for the diverse
landscape of Montana's Bitterroot Valley, 1952. Credit Bud
Moore. Idaho.
circa 1960s
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2229: Cattle grazing
The Lochsa Story Ch 23 Page 368. Cattle from the Lolo Fork
graze Elk Meadows in 1967. Credit Bud Moore. See also 4239
(color slide, same image). Idaho.
circa 1960s
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2230: Nez Perce National Historic Park Canoe Camp
The Lochsa Story Ch 23 Page 371. When Lewis and Clark
built canoes here, the Clearwater River hosted numerous
anadromous fish, but their access to hundreds of miles of
spawning streams up the North Fork was eliminated by
construction of the Dworshak Dam, shown in the background.
Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
circa 1960s
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2231: Governors Tim Babcock and Robert Smylie
The Lochsa Story Ch 23 Page 372. Governors Tim Babcock, of
Montana, and Robert Smylie, of Idaho, saw a log to begin the
ceremony at Lolo Pass, officially opening the Lewis and Clark
Highway in 1962. Credit U.S. Forest Service. Idaho.
circa 1960s
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2232: The Lochsa Face
The Lochsa Story Ch 23 Page 375. Part of the "Lochsa Face"
as seen from the Lochsa Lodge in 1995. Credit Bud Moore.
Idaho.
circa 1960s
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2233: Bud Moore in the Selway Bitterroot Wilderness
The Lochsa Story Ch 23 Page 377. Bud Moore cooking
breakfast somewhere in the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness.
Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
circa 1960s
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2234: Bridge over Lochsa River
The Lochsa Story Ch 23 Page 378. Where rangers Bell and
Mackay crossed by primitive ferry in 1922, the Crooked and
White Sand Forks of the Lochsa are now spanned by two steel
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and concrete bridges built primarily to haul timber from the
Lochsa Face and Elk Summit areas. Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
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2235: Slide on Elk Summit Road
The Lochsa Story Ch 23 Page 381. A dozer trail crosses the big
dirt slide that buried the new Elk Summit road in the late 1960s.
Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
circa 1960s
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2236: Hungry Creek watershed
The Lochsa Story Ch 24 Page 384. The Hungry Creek
watershed, shown here from right center to upper left, includes
the only remaining undeveloped section of Lewis and Clark's
route through the Lochsa country. Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
circa 1970s
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2237: Column of smoke
The Lochsa Story Ch 24 Page 386. The awesome force of free
nature at work as seen from Diablo Mountain. An uncontrolled
fire burns in the wilderness. Credit Dennis Elliott. Idaho.
circa 1970s
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2238: Wolf in snow
The Lochsa Story Ch 24 Page 388. Reintroduced in central
Idaho in January 1995, wolves will likely soon return to their
natural role in the wilds of the Lochsa. Credit Stephen J.
Krasemann. Idaho.
circa 1970s
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2239: Fallen tree
The Lochsa Story Ch 24 Page 390. This long-dead lodgepole
pine was scarred by historic travelers who removed the
cambium and fed it to their pack and saddle stock. Credit Bud
Moore. Idaho.
circa 1970s
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2240: Bud Moore hiking
The Lochsa Story Ch 24 Page 391. Bud Moore hiking the Lolo
Trail near Lost Lakes junction, ca. 1975. Credit Bud Moore.
Idaho.
circa 1970s
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2242: Confluence of Lochsa and Selway Rivers
The Lochsa Story Ch 24 Page 392. The Lochsa River (left)
joins the Selway River (right) to form the Middle Fork of the
Clearwater River at Lowell, Idaho. Credit Bud Moore. Idaho.
circa 1970s
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2243: Forest Service buildings
The Lochsa Story Ch 24 Page 393. Historical Forest Service
buildings were moved to Lolo Pass to create this modern
information center. Idaho.
circa 1970s
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2244: Lewis and Clark Highway
The Lochsa Story Ch 24 Page 394. Construction of the Lewis
and Clark Highway in the early 1960s destroyed part of the
cedar grove where Colgate's ill-fated raft voyage began. Work
has begun on the historical memorial and nature trail. Credit
U.S. Forest Service. Idaho.
circa 1970s
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2245: Forest view
The Lochsa Story Ch 24 Page 395. A vigorous forest now
obscures the Lochsa Historical Ranger Station where in 1934
some 250 men fought to save the station and their lives from
fire. Idaho.
circa 1970s
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2246: Rafters on the Lochsa
The Lochsa Story Ch 24 Page 396. These rafters revel in the
power of the Lochsa's springtime water. Credit Dennis Elliott,
U.S. Forest Service. See also 4240 (color slide, same image).
Idaho.
circa 1970s
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2247: Highway along the Lochsa River
The Lochsa Story Ch 24 Page 398. The crooked highway
brought motorized access to the Lochsa canyon, but safe
driving demands low speeds from automobiles and trucks.
Credit U.S. Forest Service. Idaho.
circa 1970s
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2248: Forest near White Sand Creek
The Lochsa Story Ch 24 Page 400. These general forest lands
adjacent to White Sand Creek are managed by Plum Creek
Timber Company. Idaho.
circa 1970s
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2249: Lolo Hot Springs
The Lochsa Story Ch 24 Page 401. Clear-cuts like those in the
background are play areas for snowmobilers rallying at Lolo Hot
Springs in winter 1994. Montana.
circa 1970s
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2250: Rocky Point Lookout
The Lochsa Story Ch 24 Page 402. This landscape shows how
logging began to diversify the upper Lochsa country by the
mid-1960s. Rocky Point Lookout is in the center foreground.
Credit U.S. Forest Service. Idaho.
circa 1970s
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2251: View from Rocky Point Lookout
The Lochsa Story Ch 24 Page 403. By 1994 the same
southeast view from Rocky Point reveals an ecosystem
changed a great deal by logging. Idaho.
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2252: View from Walde Mountain
The Lochsa Story Ch 24 Page 404. Timber harvest and
regeneration on national forest lands, looking northeast from
the Walde Mountain in 1994. Idaho.
1994
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2253: Commercial timberlands
The Lochsa Story Ch 24 Page 405. A young stand of future
commercial timber grows on this Lochsa land logged earlier by
Plum Creek Timber Company. Idaho.
circa 1970s
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2254: Clearcuts
The Lochsa Story Ch 24 Page 406. Northwest from Rocky
Point, the magnitude of logging the Lochsa's landscapes shows
in 1994. Idaho.
1994
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2255: Moon Saddle Cabin
The Lochsa Story Ch 24. Photo in file but not used in book.
Moon Saddle Cabin. Idaho.
circa 1970s
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2256: View from Beaver Ridge
The Lochsa Story Ch 25 Page 410. This view looking north
from Beaver Ridge contains both national forests and land
owned by Plum Creek Timber Company. Idaho.
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2257: View near Beaver Meadow
The Lochsa Story Ch 25 Page 412. Various stages of Plum
Creek and Forest Service timber harvest and regeneration
are seen from near Beaver Meadow. Powell Ranger Station is
behind the knob in the upper center. Idaho.
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2258: View of mountain lake
The Lochsa Story Ch 25 Page 415. Geology, hydrology,
climate, exposure, soils, small creatures and organisms, plus
a host of lesser understood factors each linked to the others to
form a functional whole create unique local environments in this
landscape. Idaho.
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2259: Henry J. Viche
The Lochsa Story Ch 25 Page 417. Henry J. Viche, Powell
district ranger, 1943-1947. Duplicate of 4756. Idaho.
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2261: Clear-cut at Elk Meadows
The Lochsa Story Ch 26 Page 424. This clear-cut near Elk
Meadows is well stocked with young trees, but total removal
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of the forest on such a large scale has left the ecosystem no
longer whole. Idaho.
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2262: Elk Meadows
The Lochsa Story Ch 26 Page 425. This 1994 view of Elk
Meadows and vicinity from near my campsite of 1930 no longer
includes the mystery of the great forest or the mystique of the
grizzly bear. Idaho.
1994
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2263: View of forested mountains
The Lochsa Story Ch 26 Page 430. From Indian Post Office,
where Ranger Smith in 1909 saw a near-pristine landscape, the
workings of modern people now dominate much of the Lochsa's
topography. Idaho.
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2264: Notch set scar on tree
The scar on the bole of this tree appears to have been
made by an old trapper who preferred the notch set. Photos
2264 through 2288 were taken in the 1970s while Bud was
researching the history of the Lochsa River country for his book
The Lochsa Story. Most of these were taken downstream from
Lowell on the Clearwater River. Idaho.
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2265: View from Sherman Peak
Contemporary view of the Clearwater's camas prairies,
same image as on page 33 of The Lochsa Story -- view from
Sherman Peak. Photos 2264 through 2288 were taken while
Bud was researching the history of the Lochsa River country
for his book The Lochsa Story. Most of these were taken
downstream from Lowell on the Clearwater River. Idaho.
1995
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2266: Lewis & Clark Route sign
Lewis & Clark Route sign for "Snowbank Camp." Photos 2264
through 2288 were taken while Bud was researching the history
of the Lochsa River country for his book The Lochsa Story.
Most of these were taken downstream from Lowell on the
Clearwater River. Idaho.
1995
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2267: Mountain view
Photos 2264 through 2288 were taken while Bud was
researching the history of the Lochsa River country for his book
The Lochsa Story. Most of these were taken downstream from
Lowell on the Clearwater River. Idaho.
1995
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2268: Packer Meadows
Packer Meadows, 1994. See page 29 of The Lochsa Story.
Photos 2264 through 2288 were taken in the 1970s while Bud
1995
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was researching the history of the Lochsa River country for his
book The Lochsa Story. Most of these were taken downstream
from Lowell on the Clearwater River. Idaho.
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2269: Lochsa River
View of the island near Powell Ranger Station, Lochsa
River. Photos 2264 through 2288 were taken while Bud was
researching the history of the Lochsa River country for his book
The Lochsa Story. Most of these were taken downstream from
Lowell on the Clearwater River. Idaho.
1995
Digital
Image
2270: View of the island near Powell Ranger Station
View of the island near Powell Ranger Station, Lochsa
River. Photos 2264 through 2288 were taken while Bud was
researching the history of the Lochsa River country for his book
The Lochsa Story. Most of these were taken downstream from
Lowell on the Clearwater River. Idaho.
1995
Digital
Image
2271: Clearwater River
Photos 2264 through 2288 were taken while Bud was
researching the history of the Lochsa River country for his book
The Lochsa Story. Most of these were taken downstream from
Lowell on the Clearwater River. Idaho.
1995
Digital
Image
2272: Clearwater River
The Clearwater River as seen from Highway 12 along the
Clearwater River in Idaho. Photos 2264 through 2288 were
taken while Bud was researching the history of the Lochsa
River country for his book The Lochsa Story. Most of these
were taken downstream from Lowell on the Clearwater River.
Idaho.
1995
Digital
Image
2273: Valley near Kamiah, Idaho
Valley near Kamiah. Photos 2264 through 2288 were taken
while Bud was researching the history of the Lochsa River
country for his book The Lochsa Story. Most of these were
taken downstream from Lowell on the Clearwater River. Idaho.
1995
Digital
Image
2274: Spalding Presbyterian Church
Spalding Presbyterian Church. Photos 2264 through 2288 were
taken while Bud was researching the history of the Lochsa
River country for his book The Lochsa Story. Most of these
were taken downstream from Lowell on the Clearwater River.
Idaho.
1995
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2275: Spalding Presbyterian Church interpretive sign
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Spalding Presbyterian Church. Photos 2264 through 2288 were
taken while Bud was researching the history of the Lochsa
River country for his book The Lochsa Story. Most of these
were taken downstream from Lowell on the Clearwater River.
Idaho.
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2276: Nez Perce Indian Agency sign
Nez Perce Indian Agency sign. Photos 2264 through 2288 were
taken while Bud was researching the history of the Lochsa
River country for his book The Lochsa Story. Most of these
were taken downstream from Lowell on the Clearwater River.
Idaho.
1995
Digital
Image
2277: Residential house on Lapwai Creek, Nez Perce National
Historical Park
Photos 2264 through 2288 were taken while Bud was
researching the history of the Lochsa River country for his book
The Lochsa Story. Most of these were taken downstream from
Lowell on the Clearwater River. Idaho.
1995
Digital
Image
2278: Lochsa River
Same image as page 44 in The Lochsa Story. Location: two
miles up Lapwai Creek, where Spaldings relocated their
mission. Photos 2264 through 2288 were taken while Bud was
researching the history of the Lochsa River country for his book
The Lochsa Story. Most of these were taken downstream from
Lowell on the Clearwater River. Idaho.
1995
Digital
Image
2279: Spalding's Mission sign
Spalding's Mission sign. Photos 2264 through 2288 were taken
while Bud was researching the history of the Lochsa River
country for his book The Lochsa Story. Most of these were
taken downstream from Lowell on the Clearwater River. Idaho.
1995
Digital
Image
2280: Decker Pack Saddle tree and Sawbuck saddle
Oll Robinettes' stamp, OPR, identifies the Decker Pack Saddle
tree, left. The historical sawbuck saddle is shown right. Note
that this photo is backwards of the same image printed on page
137 of The Lochsa Story. Photos 2264 through 2288 were
taken while Bud was researching the history of the Lochsa
River country for his book The Lochsa Story. Most of these
were taken downstream from Lowell on the Clearwater River.
Idaho.
1995
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2281: Leather and rope rigging
Photos 2264 through 2288 were taken while Bud was
researching the history of the Lochsa River country for his book
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The Lochsa Story. Most of these were taken downstream from
Lowell on the Clearwater River. Idaho.
Digital
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2282: Forested slope
Photos 2264 through 2288 were taken while Bud was
researching the history of the Lochsa River country for his book
The Lochsa Story. Most of these were taken downstream from
Lowell on the Clearwater River. Idaho.
1995
Digital
Image
2283: Slope with ferns
Photos 2264 through 2288 were taken while Bud was
researching the history of the Lochsa River country for his book
The Lochsa Story. Most of these were taken downstream from
Lowell on the Clearwater River. Idaho.
1995
Digital
Image
2284: Grave on Clearwater River
Colgate's grave? Photos 2264 through 2288 were taken while
Bud was researching the history of the Lochsa River country
for his book The Lochsa Story. Most of these were taken
downstream from Lowell on the Clearwater River. Idaho.
1995
Digital
Image
2285: View of Clearwater River
Photos 2264 through 2288 were taken while Bud was
researching the history of the Lochsa River country for his book
The Lochsa Story. Most of these were taken downstream from
Lowell on the Clearwater River. Idaho.
1995
Digital
Image
2286: White Sand Pond
Ponds near where the White Sand comes into the Lochsa
River. Photos 2264 through 2288 were taken while Bud was
researching the history of the Lochsa River country for his book
The Lochsa Story. Most of these were taken downstream from
Lowell on the Clearwater River. Idaho
1995
Digital
Image
2287: Clearwater River
Photos 2264 through 2288 were taken while Bud was
researching the history of the Lochsa River country for his book
The Lochsa Story. Most of these were taken downstream from
Lowell on the Clearwater River. Idaho.
1995
Digital
Image
2288: Snowy forest and mountain view
Photos 2264 through 2288 were taken while Bud was
researching the history of the Lochsa River country for his book
The Lochsa Story. Most of these were taken downstream from
Lowell on the Clearwater River. Idaho.
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2301: Neal Rahm, Regional Forester
Neal Rahm, Regional Forester, probably on a fork of the
Flathead River. Story of the "Cane Decision." Montana. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1969
Digital
Image
2302: Jack Puckett in the Cabinet Mountains south of Libby
Jack Puckett in Forest Service uniform looking at the needles
on a white pine somewhere in the Cabinet Mountains south of
Libby. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1970
Digital
Image
2303: Butch Harmon and Jason Nentwig with a Bull Trout
Butch Harmon and Jason Nentwig, Bull Trout caught in Elk
Creek. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1980
Digital
Image
2304: Neal Rahm, Regional Forester
Rahm, Regional Forester, pictured somewhere on the Flathead
National Forest. Montana.
1969
Digital
Image
2305: George Engler on horseback above Larch Pass
George Engler, Lewis and Clark National Forest, above Larch
Pass near the northern end of the Chinese Wall in the Bob
Marshall Wilderness. Bud was probably making a fire control
inspection with George. Bud's fire control trips never turned
out like other people's because he was so interested in the
connectivity of the whole place. "When I look across the
landscape I see just about everything, fire included." -- Bud "I
hope it is a little like Charlie Russel's characterization of the
Indian's observation ability. 'What the Indian don't see when
he scans the landscape ain't worth searching out.' Or, 'When
an Indian scans the landscape, what he don't see ain't worth
searching out.'" Montana.
1970
Digital
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2306: Roadside picnic
Picnic with Vicki, Jane and Snuffy at a roadside park
somewhere in Virginia or West Virginia.
1962
Digital
Image
2307: Deputy Chief, Clare Hendee
Deputy Chief, Clare Hendee (right), at the annual celebration
of the Forest Service in Washington DC. Miss Forest Service
was chosen and other honors were presented at this meeting.
"Old Jay Turned came back one year and won the 'oldest'
competition at this or a similar meeting." Related story. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
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2308: VA Boy Scout
VA Boy Scout holding some maps. Bud taught several different
"badges" including canoeing, woodsmanship, and forestry,
wildlife with these young men. No identification on this boy.
Virginia.
1965
Digital
Image
2309: Bill Worf in uniform
Bill Worf (Selway Bitterroot Wilderness) on a trip into the
wilderness to study the possibilities for fire management instead
of fire control. Related story discussess Wilderness Watch, and
the Pack It In, Pack It Out philosophy that Bill invented. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1971
Digital
Image
2310: Miss Forest Service contestants
Miss Forest Service Contest, 1964. "Pretty snappy looking
gang," according to Bud. "Some tall women." Washington, D.C.
1964
Digital
Image
2311: Miss Forest Service
Clare Hendee, Deputy Chief for Administration of the U.S.
Forest Service with Miss Forest Service. "I liked Clare. He gave
me a lot of good advice." -- Bud. Washington, D.C.
1964
Digital
Image
2312: Bud Moore and Janet Fitzgerald
Bud Moore and Janet Fitzgerald in an unknown location near
Washington DC. Janet was in the Department of Agriculture
in Washington DC when Bud met her. Janet worked for Bud
after the Forest Service took on a big operational research
job for the Department of Defense having to do with nuclear
fire, lots of highly classified stuff, and Bud was head of the
branch of training in Washington. Bud was asked to take up
the job of heading up this operational research. He had a small
staff, and they recruited a secretary and hired Janet. When
the project was finished, the jobs were dissolved. Then Bud
became the deputy chief of the Division of Fire Control in the
Washington office. (The declassified portion of the report is in
Bud's office at Coyote Forest. Most of the work was classified
under Department of Defense regulations.) Washington, D.C.
1972
Digital
Image
2313: Doc and Josie Wendt
Doc and Josie Wendt and related story of longtime friendship
with this family. Photo taken at Sandy Ridge Woods. West
Virginia. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1974
Digital
Image
2314: Doc and Josie Wendt
Doc and Josie Wendt posing for a picture. West Virginia.
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2315: Wendt family
Wendt family portrait. West Virginia.
1974
Digital
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2316: Bud and Wendt family
Bud and Wendt family sitting for a portrait. West Virginia.
1974
Digital
Image
2317: Bud and Wendt family
Bud and Wendt family sitting for a portrait. West Virginia.
1974
Digital
Image
2318: Norman Maclean at Rockefeller Chapel, University of
Chicago
Norman Maclean pictured in front of his church in Chicago,
which Bud visited with him on an overnight stay in the city.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1974
Digital
Image
2319: Kato, right, and Pop, left
Kato, right, and Pop, left. Kato was company clerk in the
Marines with Bud during World War II (WWII). Good story.
Check Bud's journals for more information on who Kato is.
Virginia. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1966
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Image
2320: Washington DC Staff, left to right Janet Fitzgerald, Jack
Dietrich (?), Bud Moore, and unidentified clerk
Washington DC Staff, left to right Janet Fitzgerald, Jack Dietrich
(?), Bud Moore, and unidentified clerk. See Journals. Not
pictured, Jim Jay. Staff for National Fire Coordination Study
which the Forest Service was conducting for the Department of
Defense. A lot of it was classified material. According to Bud,
the Forest Service was doing this study to determine the effects
of fire from nuclear explosion, the idea behind it being that the
DOD knew a lot about fallout from nuclear bombs based on
their own research, but they also knew that fire would be a big
factor that might threaten bomb shelters, for example. This
staff's job was to take the DOD research and analyze it and
give them a report, based on studying a lot of fires. This staff
published several individual reports. Final report was classified
and Bud has the declassified version in his office. Cold War.
NOT Natural Fire topic. Washington, D.C.
1964
Digital
Image
2321: Albuquerque training staff
Albuquerque, New Mexico training staff: Orlo Jackson, center,
who was the personnel officer for the region; For the rest of the
names, see Bud's journals.
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2322: Floyd Bowman, the Northern Region's chief pilot at work
Floyd Bowman, the Northern Region's chief pilot at work. "Floyd
was an old time pilot, very cautious. He was safe, and always
had a kind of a margin that he would talk about. When he'd pull
up off an airfield he'd go up easy. A lot of them would crack the
throttle. Save all that wear and tear on the motor for when you
really needed it." Montana.
undated
Digital
Image
2323: George Mahrt, Kootenai National Forest Supervisor at
Bull Lake, Montana
George Mahrt, Kootenai National Forest Supervisor, in uniform.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1971
Digital
Image
2324: Norman Maclean in front of his apartment, Hyde Park,
Chicago
Norman Maclean in front of his apartment. He kept this
apartment until the end of his life. Good story about Norman's
writing. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1974
Digital
Image
2325: Butch Harmon and Jason Nentwig
Butch Harmon and Jason Nentwig with a Bull Trout caught in
Elk Creek. Montana.
1980
Digital
Image
2326: Mike Stevenson at the Lion Creek trailhead
Mike Stevenson at the Lion Creek trailhead, getting ready to
hike with Bud into the Lion Creek cache and the Little Salmon
camp. See journals for more info. Story relates to the hike in,
and encountering bears. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1984
Digital
Image
2327: Mike Shawhan at Hemlock Basin
Mike Shawhan pictured in Hemlock Basin while helping Bud
on the trapline there. Mike sits on his snowshoes taking a
break. Related story about the culture of the Swan Valley at that
time. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1978
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Image
2328: Swan Valley homesteader Ed Beck
Swan Valley homesteader Ed Beck pictured at his home
near Cold Creek. Discussion about Ed's friendship with Otto
Lindgren, who homesteaded the property which is Bud Moore's
Coyote Forest today. Stories about "Sweetcake" and Otto. Also
good discussion about the construction of the log buildings at
Coyote Forest. Brief discussion of Ed's trapping in Jim Lakes
Basin, and the cabin he built up there. He trapped marten,
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coyotes and beaver (on Condon Creek). The buildings at
Coyote Forest are made mostly of lodgepole logs, and some
larch. Bud cautions that the two are very different types of logs.
Larch shrinks a lot more than the lodgepole. Also stories about
Tex Baker's description of good chinkless log construction.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
Digital
Image
2329: Otto and Hazel Moore, cousins of Bud Moore
Otto and Hazel Moore, cousins of Bud Moore, visiting Coyote
Forest and related discussion about Moore family genealogy.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1983
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2330: Otto Moore at Grandma Wright's property
Otto Moore standing in front of the cabin that Bud built for his
sister and her husband, Sylvia and Al DeMott, and related
discussion about this property which was owned by Grandma
Wright. Bud's dad also built a large cabin for the family near
this one. This property is about six or eight miles up Lolo Creek.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1983
Digital
Image
2331: Bill Sager at Big Sand Lake
Bill Sager at Big Sand Lake (Powell Ranger District Wilderness
Ranger) on a trip with Bud during the last two or three days
of Bud's Forest Service career and related discussion about
this trip, Bill's new job descriptions as wilderness ranger, and
the controversy at Jerry Johnson Hot Springs over increased
use, nudists, and garbage. Also discussion of Bud's retirement
party at the Lochsa Lodge, which Janet Moore was in on. Also
mention of Heinie Williams story. Bill Sager was the one who
visited Bud a lot at Coyote Forest and also brought some of the
old Forest Service signs to Bud, and some things from Bill Bell's
desk because there wasn't any support to keep this old stuff
on the Powell District, in his view, so he brought stuff to Bud.
Later, Bud took all the stuff back to Powell Ranger District when
they became more concerned about preserving history. Bud
said that Bill ended up serving as wilderness ranger at Powell
for a year or so and then he became a (he was a journalist)
newspaper reporter in the Flathead Valley. The last time Bud
heard from him he was working on the staff of a newspaper at
Libby. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1974
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2332: Wayne 'Butch' Harmon portrait
Wayne "Butch" Harmon portrait. Related story about how
Bud met Butch and the trapping and exploring they enjoyed
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together. Decent story about trappers and politics, and excellent
short discussion of bull trout. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
2333: Grandma Buckhouse and Vicki Moore in New York City
Grandma Buckhouse and Vicki Moore in New York City.
Washington, D.C. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1964
Digital
Image
2334: Hank Trotter shooting a Winchester Model 94 carbine
Hank Trotter shooting his first big game rifle, a Winchester
Model 94 carbine, .25-35 caliber lever action and related
discussion about Hank teaming up with Joe Fitzgerald. This is
the rifle that Bud used to teach all the kids how to shoot bigger
caliber guns. This rifle was given to Bud by Ray Schill on his
retirement as a gesture of his appreciation to Bud for helping
him get his civil service appointment after World War II. Ray
was an old-time carpenter who built cabins, etc. But he had
been overlooked in the civil service, and he had to reapply for
a job which he didn't quite know how to do. Bud found that
out and helped Ray get a job, by having Ray take an exam
to qualify for an appointment. Ray's past service, of course,
counted toward his appointment. "That's how I got the rifle and
I treasure it, because of old Ray." Bud used to pack this rifle on
the game surveys because it was a light rifle. He used it to kill a
starving elk once in awhile. The picture was taken in a clearcut
on top of the Sapphire mountains where Bud and Janet and
family were cutting firewood with friends. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1972
Digital
Image
2335: Norman Maclean at Rockefeller Chapel
Norman Maclean looking pretty thoughtful in front of his church
near his apartment in Chicago. Bud took this and other similar
photos during a visit with Norman. "We had some pretty serious
discussions on the steps of that church," Bud remembered.
"He's looking like he's ready to explode into something! I'm sure
lucky that I met him. He told me, "Dammit Bud, leave something
bigger than yourself in this world." He was talking to me about
writing, and the importance of putting things down on paper.
He had a lot to do with the Bud Biography!" -- Bud. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1974
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2336: Doc and Josie Wendt
Doc and Josie Wendt at Sandy Ridge Woods. See previous
slides. Bud said there were lots of fossils in the rocks in this
area. "You'd see in the rocks lots of fish, bugs. There was
a kind of a rocky rim all around this place. It was limestone
country and on the road coming into Sandy Ridge Woods, just
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as you approached the cabin, there was a great big sink hole
fell open. Our spring was right close to that sink hole. It was a
robust little spring that you could ditch right to the garden site.
When the sink hole appeared, the spring went down and it was
no longer enough to carry in a ditch. There was a lot of fossils
there."
Digital
Image
2338: Man hiking in forest
Joe Fitzgerald, Bill Moore and Bill Pickens hiked up into this
area with Hoot Gibson in 1972. Bud joined them the next day.
Montana.
1972
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2339: Bob Morgan, Helena National Forest Supervisor
Bob Morgan, Helena National Forest Supervisor. Picture
taken in a prescribed burn in the Helena National Forest. He
is examining reproduction and Bud was along as an inspector,
working out of the Regional Office. Bob Morgan followed Bud
as Training and Safety Officer in Region 4 in Ogden, Utah.
Bob is a Montana man. From Utah he was promoted back to
Supervisor of the Helena National Forest. Montana.
1969
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2340: Wallace Boeher
Wallace Boeher, Janet Fitzgerald's brother-in-law, posing in
front of blooming dogwood at Sandy Ridge Woods. Wallace
died of cancer but was married to Janet's sister, Kathy, who
later moved to Missoula. She lives in Pennsylvania with Bob
Pelkey now (2006). West Virginia. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1972
Digital
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2341: Janet Richardson Fitzgerald at work in Washington D.C.
Janet Richardson Fitzgerald at work in Washington D.C. Bud
didn't know for sure which office this was taken in, but probably
the USDA Forest Service. For more information about the
Department of Defense contract -- National Fire Coordination
Study -- (when Janet went to work for Bud as a secretary) see
Bud's journals. See previous/earlier recordings regarding the
DOD contract. Bud has documents in his files. Washington,
D.C.
1966
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Image
2342: Janet and Mary
Janet Fitzgerald and Mary _______, another woman who
worked in the office as Janet's assistant. Washington, D.C.
1966
Digital
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2343: Janet Fitzgerald and another woman pose for photograph
Janet Fitzgerald and Mary _______, another woman who
worked in the office as Janet's assistant. Washington, D.C.
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2344: Janet Fitzgerald and unidentified coworker in Arizona,
Aero Commander in background
Janet Fitzgerald and unidentified coworker in Arizona. Janet
was secretary during this inspection tour, and related story.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1968
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2345: Janet Fitgerald Moore
Janet posing somewhere in the Washington DC area.
Washington, D.C.
1969
Digital
Image
2346: Janet Moore
Janet posing somewhere in the Washington DC area.
1969
Digital
Image
2347: Janet posing at Sandy Ridge Woods
Janet posing at Sandy Ridge Woods, seated on a granite
rock. See Bud's Sandy Ridge files for more information. West
Virginia.
1970
Digital
Image
2349: Janet Moore
Janet posing at Sandy Ridge Woods, seated on a granite
rock. See Bud's Sandy Ridge files for more information. West
Virginia.
1970
Digital
Image
2350: Janet Moore
Janet posing at either Sandy Ridge Woods or her sister, Kathy's
farm in West Virginia.
1970
Digital
Image
2351: Janet Moore
Janet posing at either Sandy Ridge Woods or her sister, Kathy's
farm in West Virginia.
1970
Digital
Image
2352: Janet Moore
Janet posing at either Sandy Ridge Woods or her sister, Kathy's
farm in West Virginia.
1970
Digital
Image
2353: Janet Moore along the trail near Kootenai Creek
Janet Moore along the trail near Kootenai Creek in the
Bitterroot Valley sitting next to some arrow-leaf balsamroot.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1971
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2354: Janet Moore near Kootenai Creek
Janet Moore sitting next to some Arrowleaf Balsamroot along
the trail near Kootenai Creek in the Bitterroot Valley .Montana
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2355: Janet Moore posing riverside
Janet Moore posing at an unidentified location, probably
eastern Montana. This picture and other similar ones were
taken during the trip Bud and Janet took from Washington DC
back to Montana.
1971
Digital
Image
2356: Janet Moore in the VW beetle
Janet Moore seated in the VW beetle that Bud and Janet drove
from Washington DC to Montana. Two of Janet's children, Joe
and Nancy, came to Montana with Janet and Bud. Her older
children, Susan and Kevin, were grown up and had homes of
their own. Virginia. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1971
Digital
Image
2357: Bud and Janet Moore
Bud and Janet Moore taking a break during the trip from
Washington DC to Montana. Scenery behind planted yard
suggests Utah or other desert region.
1971
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2358: Kathy Boeher, left, and Janet Moore, right
Kathy Boeher, left, and Janet Moore, right, probably in West
Virginia where Kathy and Wallace Boeher lived. Truck with
camper shell visible in background.
1971
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Image
2359: Janet Moore in the Sapphire Mountains
Janet posing somewhere in the Sapphires on a winter outing
from Missoula. There was a lot of logging going on in this area
at this time, and Bud and Janet hunted here often, in addition
to hiking and skiing. Related story about the Trapper Nelson
Packboard, and a good story about the elk hide that Bud has
tanned and is hanging in the bunkhouse, which he shot in the
Welcome Creek area of the Sapphires. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1971
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Image
2360: Janet Moore posing with Ky in the snow
Janet Moore posing with Ky at the Powell Ranger District
parking area. Piles of plowed snow in background. Janet's
eldest daughter Susan was along on this trip. The family was
"touring" the Lochsa area. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1972
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2361: Janet and maybe Joe or Nancy at North River Mills
Janet and maybe Joe or Nancy at North River Mills, a little town
near Sandy Ridge Woods. There weren't very many people
living in this town, compared to the past when it was a thriving
mill town. Bud knew a few old-timers from this area. Bud would
talk to one of them (Dory Eaton) occasionally and Dory would
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say about Sandy Ridge Woods: "That's where we courted up
there." So the old timers remembered the details of the past!
Bud has more stories about this small town and community.
The first time Bud ever met Dory they were driving into town,
and Dory was walking down this (pictured) main street with two
buckets in his hands. He was going with these two buckets of
grain to feed the chickens. He had a small chicken farm on the
edge of town. West Virginia.
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Image
2362: Janet Moore at the North Fork of the Flathead
Janet Moore washing vegetables in the North Fork of the
Flathead at the campground near Big Creek, following a
three-day expedition from the Canadian line down the river
by canoe with Bud, Joe and Kevin (Fitzgerald). Good canoe
story. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1972
Digital
Image
2363: Janet Moore pictured in the mountain laurel
Janet Moore pictured in the mountain laurel probably at Sandy
Ridge Woods. West Virginia.
1972
Digital
Image
2364: Janet Moore lounging in canoe
Janet Moore in canoe on the North Fork Flathead River.
Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2365: Janet and Ky in Missoula
The Moore family home in Target Range, with the Bronco in the
background. Janet and Ky pictured. Montana.
1975
Digital
Image
2366: Jane, Kenai and Ky at home
The Moore family home in Target Range, with the Bronco in
the background. Jane, Kenai and Ky pictured. Note this is the
Bronco that Bud and Janet used to move logs at Coyote Forest
for the buildings and construction. Montana.
1975
Digital
Image
2367: Janet Moore drinking water
Janet Moore drinking water from a Sierra cup somewhere along
the trail from Big Sand Lake through the Selway Bitterroot
Wilderness. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1974
Digital
Image
2368: Janet hauling wood
This photo shows Janet hauling wood from the woodshed in
the days before the bunkhouse was constructed at Coyote
Forest. Note the handmade sled with runners made from skis.
Montana.
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2369: Janet on the snowmobile
Janet on the snowmobile, headed toward her car, which was
parked at the Section 27 road, where the road was plowed.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1982
Digital
Image
2370: Vicki Moore at Powell Ranger Station
Vicki? Or Bill? Young child at Powell Ranger Station (probably
Vicki, according to Bud). Idaho.
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Image
2371: One of Bill's first mule deer
One of Bill's early mule deer. Bill poses with his Mule Deer doe
and Winchester 94 rifle. Bill and Bud hunted in the Lolo Creek
gulches such as Anderson Gulch, Woodman Gulch, Mailbox
Gulch (where Bill shot his first deer) which were pristine areas
in the 1950s. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
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Digital
Image
2372: Vicki on Traveler
A young Vicki sits on Traveler. Discussion about saddles. Photo
taken at Target Range home, note split rail cedar fence in
background. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1956
Digital
Image
2373: Vicki and Bill driving old tractor (Flathead National Forest)
Vicki and Bill driving old tractor (Flathead National Forest). This
machine is parked along a road at an historical spot outside of
Glacier NP near Kalispell, during a Moore family vacation. "I
think they had a sign here that said, 'if you can't stop at least
wave!''' -- Bud. Montana.
1958
Digital
Image
2374: Lunchtime on the river
Friend of Moore family, Vicki, Bill and Jane Moore probably
whitefishing along the Bitterroot or the Clark Fork near
Missoula. Note the rubber waders, Jane bending over the fire,
hot dogs, mustard and white bread. And, the Hudson Bay axe
handle! Montana.
1959
Digital
Image
2375: Vicki Moore eating a lunch on the riverbank
Vicki Moore eating a lunch of roasted hot dogs and beans along
a river near Missoula during a whitefishing expedition. Montana.
1959
Digital
Image
2376: Vicki Moore on a hike
Vicki Moore on a hike, probably somewhere in wilderness. Vicki
attended college at the University of Montana, Missoula during
the early 1970s, and hiked with Bud occasionally during breaks.
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2377: Vicki Moore and friend, Glen
Vicki Moore and friend, Glen, during a winter snowshoe outing
in Lee Creek. Bud was along on this trip and they explored
most of the Lee Creek drainage, beginning at Lee Creek
campground. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1971
Digital
Image
2378: Joe, Nancy and Janet Fitzgerald
Joe, Nancy and Janet Fitzgerald posing near what appears to
be a fishing access site somewhere in Eastern Montana. This
was a trip Bud and Janet and kids made from Washington DC
back to Missoula for Bud's assignment in Montana.
1971
Digital
Image
2379: Nancy and Joe Fitzgerald
Nancy and Joe Fitzgerald somewhere in the badlands or
eastern Montana. This was a trip Bud and Janet and kids made
from Washington DC back to Missoula for Bud's assignment in
Montana.
1971
Digital
Image
2380: Nancy Fitzgerald
Nancy Fitzgerald. This was a trip Bud and Janet and kids made
from Washington DC back to Missoula for Bud's assignment in
Montana.
1971
Digital
Image
2381: Joe Fitzgerald on a fence
Joe Fitzgerald. This was a trip Bud and Janet and kids made
from Washington DC back to Missoula for Bud's assignment in
Montana.
1971
Digital
Image
2382: Nancy Fitzgerald stading by fence
Nancy Fitzgerald. This was a trip Bud and Janet and kids made
from Washington DC back to Missoula for Bud's assignment in
Montana.
1971
Digital
Image
2383: Danette and Lisa Boher (?), Janet's sister Kathy's
children
Danette and Lisa Boher (?), Janet's sister Kathy's children.
Bud and Janet probably visited them in West Virginia as they
headed to Montana from Washington DC.
1971
Digital
Image
2384: Nancy Fitzgerald and the overloaded VW Beetle
Nancy Fitzgerald standing atop the VW Beetle that the Moore
family drove West from Washington DC.
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2385: Nancy, Joe, Janet
Nancy, Joe, Janet Fitzgerald posing in front of VW Beetle.
1971
Digital
Image
2386: Nancy Fitzgerald and Lee Puckett
Nancy Fitzgerald and Lee Puckett, Jack Puckett's daughter
who were best friends. Girls sit next to a creek or river having a
picnic.
1971
Digital
Image
2387: Nancy Fitzgerald near Missoula
Nancy Fitzgerald swimming in a stream somewhere near
Missoula. Montana.
1971
Digital
Image
2388: Nancy Fitzgerald and Janet Fitzgerald Moore
Nancy Fitzgerald and Janet Fitzgerald Moore along a quiet
water somewhere near Missoula. Sonny is the cat. She grew
to be about 15 pounds and was a good mouser. Related story.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1971
Digital
Image
2389: Bill Moore and David Ellen at the trailhead
Bill Moore and David Ellen headed out for an overnight
fishing trip in the mountains of Montana, from a high elevation
trailhead. Probably near Skalkaho Falls in the Sapphire
Mountains. This was a trip the Moore family took right before
leaving Montana for Ogden, Utah. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1960
Digital
Image
2390: Vicki and Jane Moore at what appears to be Skalkaho
Falls in the Sapphire Mountains east of Hamilton
Vicki and Jane Moore at what appears to be Skalkaho Falls in
the Sapphire Mountains east of Hamilton. Montana.
1960
Digital
Image
2391: Lunch on the tailgate
Lunch on the tailgate with Vicki and Jane probably during a ski
day. Utah.
1961
Digital
Image
2392: Bill and Dick Bacon skiing in Utah
Utah
1961
Digital
Image
2393: Vicki and Snuffy in the driveway
Vicki and Snuffy at Summit Drive. Also story about Bud
catching the bus to go to work in Washington DC from this
home/address on Summit Drive. Note springtime trees in
bloom. Virginia. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1962
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2394: Bill and Jeannie Moore
Bill and Jeannie Moore on the Shenandoah River in Virginia
during a visit to Bud and Jane Moore. Virginia.
1966
Digital
Image
2395: Janet and Susan at the Lochsa Lodge
Janet and Susan at the Lochsa Lodge. Susan had never been
to Montana and visited Janet and Bud during the winter of
1971-1972. These photos were taken during a winter outing to
Lolo Pass and the Lochsa Lodge, Powell Ranger District. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1972
Digital
Image
2396: Susan Fitzgerald
Susan Fitzgerald in snowy scene. Idaho.
1972
Digital
Image
2397: Susan Fitzgerald at Powell Ranger District
Susan Fitzgerald standing on a snowy drive at Powell Ranger
District. The original office building at Powell Ranger District is
in the background. On Bud's first day of work at Powell he dug
the footings for this building. Idaho.
1972
Digital
Image
2398: Susan Fitzgerald at Lolo Pass
Susan Fitzgerald in the snow at Lolo Pass.Idaho
1972
Digital
Image
2399: Susan Fitzgerald at Lolo Pass
Susan Fitzgerald snowshoeing at Lolo Pass. Idaho.
1972
Digital
Image
2400: Susan Fitzgerald at Lolo Pass
Susan Fitzgerald on snowshoes at Lolo Pass. Idaho.
1972
Digital
Image
2401: Susan Fitzgerald and Janet Fitzgerald Moore
Susan Fitzgerald and Janet Fitzgerald Moore at Lochsa Lodge
posing for a photograph in the snow. Idaho.
1972
Digital
Image
2402: Kathy Keay's Wedding
Kathy Keay's Wedding in Hamilton at Clarine Moore's (her
mother's) residence. Clarine is Bud's sister. Kathy grew up in
the Bitterroot so a lot of the people in these photos are from
the Hamilton area and Bud does not recognize them. Related
story. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1984
Digital
Image
2403: Woman blowing bubbles in the backyard
Kathy Keay's Wedding. Note the vegetable garden. Clarine
was a gardener, and a school teacher by profession. Hamilton.
Montana.
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2404: Kathy Keay's Wedding
Montana
1984
Digital
Image
2405: Kathy Keay's Wedding
Montana
1984
Digital
Image
2406: Guest at Kathy Keay's Wedding
Montana
1984
Digital
Image
2407: Kathy Keay's Wedding
Three women sit at a picnic table at Kathy Keay's wedding.
Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2408: Kathy Keay's Wedding
Kathy Keay's Wedding. Man in tuxedo holds up what appears to
be a pressed flower in a frame. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2409: Kathy Keay's Wedding
Two women sit at table with wedding gifts at Kathy Keay's
Wedding. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2410: Dog pictured sitting underneath table of presents at Kathy
Keay's Wedding
Kathy Keay's Wedding. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2411: Table of presents at the wedding
Kathy Keay's Wedding. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2412: Sitting at the picnic table
A couple sit at a picnic table at Kathy Keay's Wedding.
Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2413: Kathy Keay's Wedding
Kathy Keay's Wedding. Groom stands with guest. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2414: Janet Moore and others at Kathy Keay's Wedding
Kathy Keay's Wedding. Janet Moore, center, and Lisa, Janet's
neice. When Lisa wasn't very big Bud would put her on his
shoulders and go fly fishing. "I'd cast and fish. She was too
small to wade very deep." -- Bud. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2415: Kathy Keay's Wedding
Kathy Keay's Wedding. People sit in a yard. Montana.
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2416: Kathy Keay's Wedding
Kathy Keay's Wedding. Janet's sister, Kathy, right. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2417: Bud's Ph.D Day
Bud's Ph. D Day and planting of the tree given to him by the
Forest Service in the backyard of the Moore home on (3728?)
South Avenue. Brief story about this overwhelming day for Bud.
Bud and Janet bought this house unfinished. This house was
built by ______________ a well-known carpenter from Seeley
Lake. There is another set of photos taken at the University of
Montana this same day by a professional photographer hired
by Janet that we will scan in later. These photos represent just
the tree planting and social time after the official ceremony at
the University. In an unrelated discussion, Bud mentioned that
he frequently brought trees home from logging areas where a
dozer had disturbed a tree but the roots were still alive. Bud
would plant the trees at home. They usually grew real well,
he said. UM Doctorate. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1974
Digital
Image
2418: Bud's Ph.D Day
Bud's Ph.D Day. People stand in Bud's backyard on a beautiful
Montana afternoon. Bud's canoes visible in the background. UM
Doctorate. Montana.
1974
Digital
Image
2419: People in the backyard
Bud's Ph.D Day in the back yard of the Moore residence on
South Avenue. Regional Forester, _Steve Urich (sic), with his
back to the camera, and Marilyn Trotter in white shirt. Note the
dog house for the malamutes behind the woman in the yellow
dress and related story. UM Doctorate. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1974
Digital
Image
2420: Bud's Ph.D Day.
Bud's Ph.D Day. Ted Schlafer (?) left, and Steve Urich on right,
regional foretster. UM Doctorate. Montana.
1974
Digital
Image
2421: Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence, Missoula.
Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence, Missoula. Ted Schlafer
(?) far right, Bud center, and Janet center left. UM Doctorate.
Montana.
1974
Digital
Image
2422: Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence
Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence, Missoula. UM
Doctorate. Montana.
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2423: Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence
Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence, Missoula. UM
Doctorate. Montana.
1974
Digital
Image
2424: Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence, Missoula.
Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence, Missoula. UM
Doctorate. Montana.
1974
Digital
Image
2425: Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence, Missoula.
Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence, Missoula. UM
Doctorate. Montana.
1974
Digital
Image
2426: Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence
Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence, Missoula. Bud's canoe
in the background. UM Doctorate. Montana.
1974
Digital
Image
2427: Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence, Missoula.
Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence, Missoula. Bud seen
planting a tree. UM Doctorate. Montana.
1974
Digital
Image
2428: Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence
Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence, Missoula. UM
Doctorate. Montana.
1974
Digital
Image
2429: Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence, Missoula.
Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence, Missoula. Bud seen
planting a tree. UM Doctorate. Montana.
1974
Digital
Image
2430: Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence, Missoula.
Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence, Missoula. UM
Doctorate. Montana.
1974
Digital
Image
2431: Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence
Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence, Missoula. UM
Doctorate. Montana.
1974
Digital
Image
2432: Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence
Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence, Missoula. UM
Doctorate. Montana.
1974
Digital
Image
2433: Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence, Missoula.
Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence, Missoula. UM
Doctorate. Montana.
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2434: Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence, Missoula.
Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence, Missoula. UM
Doctorate. Montana.
1974
Digital
Image
2435: Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence
Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence, Missoula. UM
Doctorate. Montana.
1974
Digital
Image
2436: Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence, Missoula.
Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence, Missoula. UM
Doctorate. Montana.
1974
Digital
Image
2437: Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence
Bud's Ph.D Day at the Moore residence, Missoula. UM
Doctorate. Montana.
1974
Digital
Image
2438: Bear Diggings
Idaho
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Image
2439: Whitetail deer on Salmon Lake
Whitetail deer on Salmon Lake. Bud's first day working on
the Seeley District was in 1947, so this may be a photo from
the 1940s, not 1950. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1950
Digital
Image
2440: Winter-kill whitetail doe
Starvation. Salmon Lake, south of Seeley Lake. Bud took this
photo of a winter-killed whitetail probably from the main road to
Seeley Lake, either on a family outing or when he was detailed
to the Seeley Lake Ranger District. "There were quite a few
winter-killed deer up there." -- Bud. Montana.
1951
Digital
Image
2442: Beaver in the Lochsa River
Beaver in the Lochsa River just above the mouth of Indian
Post Office Creek (now Post Office Creek). Related story
about when this photo was taken, beaver populations in the
Lochsa, and Les Pengelly and Bud doing wildlife winter game
range survey. The sticks that the beaver is eating are probably
willows. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1950
Digital
Image
2443: Otter tracks on Packer's Meadow
Otter tracks on Packer's Meadow. Really good story about otter
habitat, habits, and trapping otters. "This is a classic picture.
You don't find many otter up this high." -- Bud. Also mentioned
in this discussion Andrew Erickson, Jay Turner, and Fred
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Schott. Bud had to look up Fred's death certificate to find the
correct spelling of his name. He died at Lolo Hot Springs, at
least that's the story that Bud confirmed through area residents.
He was interred in Missoula cemetery. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
2444: Paul Flynn with female wolverine
Paul Flynn with female wolverine killed Oct 12, 1953 at Addie,
Idaho. Excellent stories about the lack of wolverines in the
Lochsa when Bud was growing up, trapping and working there,
and then the reappearance at Pack Creek in the late 1960s;
also discussion about wolverine in the Swan Valley in 1970s,
stories about the Mission Mountains, Cold Creek. Bud recalled
that people have sometimes given him credit for taking this
photograph, but he reiterated that he did NOT take this picture,
and can't recall who did. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
2445: Duck hunting canoe trip
Duck Hunting, canoe, Bitterroot River. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1970
Digital
Image
2446: Shotgun and a canoe
Duck Hunting, canoe, Bitterroot River. Winchester Model 12
and related shotgun discussion. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1970
Digital
Image
2447: Duck hunting canoe trip
Duck Hunting, canoe, Bitterroot River and related discussion
about how to dress a duck and how to cook it. Montana. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1970
Digital
Image
2448: Eastern Brook Trout
Brook Trout caught during a trip to the Pinedale country of
Wyoming, and Bud and family and also David Ellen.
1960
Digital
Image
2449: Rainbow trout
Rainbows, White Sand. These are small steelhead, sea-run
rainbows, maybe a few months old. (The mature fish spawn in
the early spring, and these small rainbows leave for the ocean
in the fall, about 11 inches long). They start out in the upper
end of the Lochsa, and only stay for one year before they go to
the ocean. Three years later they come up the waters from the
ocean, about 12 to 15 pounds. If they go through another year,
they'll come back at 25 pounds or more. Idaho.
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2450: Mouse
Mouse. Discussion about mice in old cabins, and on one trip to
the Sapphires. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
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Digital
Image
2451: Bobcat
Bobcat caught in a trap. Related discussion about Bud teaching
Bill to trap in the Mill Creek area, and the increasing bobcat
population there, while the lynx were absent during this time
period. This cat was caught in a cubby, of which he has pulled
the roof down. This is a pretty good sized bobcat. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
2453: Elk, Crooked Fork, Lochsa
Elk Crooked Fork, Lochsa. This is a cow elk bogged down in
a tree well along the Crooked Fork. Bud took this picture on a
trip into the Powell Ranger Station. This elk was bogged down
under an alpine fir or spruce. The snow is probably about five
feet deep here in the upper limits of a winter game range. There
were other elk in this same area but they were staying too long
up too high and the snow was getting deep, making it difficult
for them to travel. Idaho.
1953
Digital
Image
2454: Elk at the Bighole Elk Farm
Elk at the Bighole Elk Farm. This farm was located just past
Trail Creek, close to Wisdom, along the highway. Bud stopped
the car on a family trip and took this picture. Montana.
1959
Digital
Image
2455: Squirrel cache
Eastern squirrel cache. Note the walnut, or other kinds of nuts,
in the cache. Squirrels often distribute seeds like this in the
forest. Virginia.
1963
Digital
Image
2456: Bird nest in Florida
Bird nest in Florida. These types of nests are especially
vulnerable to fire.
1967
Digital
Image
2457: Sitka, Dick Walker's malamute
Sitka, Dick Walker's malamute, resting after a hike in the
Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. Related discussion about this
dog, which was the father of Ky and Kenai (Bud's dogs) and
the use of the dogs for packing in wilderness, backcountry
and in the military. Also, related story about the responsibility
of having, living with and seeing the end of a dog. Sitka
was a very reserved dog, and business-like, trained for the
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military. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
Digital
Image
2458: Kenai and Ky, Bud's dogs
Kenai, Ky and related story about these dogs, camping near
snowbanks somewhere in the Selway Bitterroot or Sapphire
mountains. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1972
Digital
Image
2460: Ky and Kenai at Granite Lake
Ky, Kenai at Granite Lake in the Brushy Fork of the Lochsa,
about two miles from Elk Meadows. The dogs were too young
to pack, and were just beginning to go hiking with the family.
"Trying to teach them about hiking." -- Bud. Idaho.
1971
Digital
Image
2461: Ky and Kenai, somewhere near Granite Lake
Sacked out malamute pups, Ky and Kenai, somewhere near
Granite Lake.
1971
Digital
Image
2462: Kenai
Kenai sitting in the snow.
1972
Digital
Image
2463: Kenai and Ky
1972
Digital
Image
2464: Ky
Ky laying in the snow.
1972
Digital
Image
2465: Ky
Ky laying in the snow next to a log. For more detail about these
slides and location, check the journals. Bud can't remember
what trip this was.
1972
Digital
Image
2466: Ky and Kenai
Ky and Kenai sitting in the snow. For more detail about these
slides and location, check the journals. Bud can't remember
what trip this was.
1972
Digital
Image
2467: Ky as a puppy
Ky as a puppy, photo taken in Missoula.
1993
Digital
Image
2468: Female Franklin grouse
Mother Franklin grouse (Spruce grouse, or Fools Hen) along
the trail to Sweeney Creek, the same drainage where Bud
shot his mountain goat. Franklins were fairly common in the
Bitterroot Range. Note the dwarf huckleberry, which is one of
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the sweetest huckleberries, which the grouse enjoy. Bud thinks
he took this photo while hiking to meet Joe and one of the
other kids who had hiked into Sweeney Lake with Hoot Gibson
from Region 4 who was thinking of transferring to Region 1.
Montana.
Digital
Image
2470: Franklin grouse or spruce grouse
Female Franklin on a log at Sweeney Creek. See also slide
2468
1974
Digital
Image
2471: Squirrel midden
Remnants of a squirrel cache somewhere in the Bitterroot
Range.
1976
Digital
Image
2472: Ky and Koyak cooling off
Ky and Koyak cooling off in a high country snowbank
somewhere in Western Montana.
1979
Digital
Image
2473: Ky and Koyak cooling off
Ky and Koyak cooling off in a high country snowbank
somewhere in Western Montana.
1979
Digital
Image
2474: Rabbit track
Rabbit track in bright snow on the edge of the pond ecosystem
at Coyote Forest. This is a good example of the separation
between riparian and pond ecosystems. The photo was taken
near the outlet of the pond. Montana.
1981
Digital
Image
2475: Crab in Fish Net
Crab in Fish Net, Cape Hatteras. This is a Cape with lots of
shipwrecks, and a shallow sea. The ships would get blown out
of the deep water into the shallows and the keels would hit
the bottom. Bud remembers fishing here one day and digging
clams. Related story. Washington, D.C. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
2476: Mule deer buck at Anderson Gulch
Mule deer buck, Anderson Gulch. Good story about bud
learning to hunt in this area and his love of mule deer hunting.
Also Uncle Bob Anderson, for whom the gulch was named.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
2477: Ray Millard
Ray Millard and mule deer buck, Lochsa. Millard is Jane
Buckhouse Moore's uncle. Bud does not know the details about
the rifle in this photo, but it is one of Ray's custom guns, stocks.
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Story about Ray's gunsmithing business in California and Bud's
Springfield. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
Digital
Image
2478: Mule deer on tripod
Mule deer on tripod, Lochsa. Bud and Bill Moore. Bill went with
Bud on old Topper to get deer out. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
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Digital
Image
2479: Mule deer buck
Mule deer buck, Letterman Creek. Bud thinks the place
name, Letterman, was an early homesteader. Bill Moore took
this picture. Related story about Bill and Bud hunting in this
area. Letterman Gulch is one of the last gulches where Bud
remembers seeing a log chute where there had been early
sawmills. Got the logs, then handlogged them to the bottom
of the draw. It was fairly gentle all the way down, and they
would string the logs up the chute then get them started with
the teams. They'd take a lot of logs in one drag with a chute like
that. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
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Digital
Image
2480: Mule Deer hanging on tripod
Mule Deer in Westerman Gulch, shot by Bud. These are
the horns hanging on the porch at Coyote Forest. Related
discussion about this hunting trip that Bud made with Bill.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
2481: Whitetail and rifle at Woodman Creek
Whitetail, Woodman Creek and related discussion about
the mule deer and whitetail habitat in this area, and the
widely scattered springs in this area that seem to contribute
to the heavy mule deer antlers found in this area. Bud also
talks briefly about the sheep drive that he helped with under
supervision of the Western Montana Livestock Association.
Winchester Model 70, 30-06, 11,000 serial number. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1953
Digital
Image
2482: Bill and buck
Bill and buck, Anderson Gulch and related discussion about this
particular hunt, the rifle and the surrounding habitat. "This was a
good day of hunting for Bill Moore and David Ellen. On the way
up we came onto a nice mulie above us, and David shot and
the buck never boomed. Again, the buck never moved. I told
him he was overshooting, so he lowered it six inches and down
the buck went. Sometimes the kids need a little coaching. Bill
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missed a bear that day, just off the highway." -- Bud. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
2483: Bill and buck
Bill and buck, Westerman Creek, and related discussion about
Bud shooting this buck, and the habitat. Bill was too young to
hunt legally yet, but Bud shot the buck and had Bill track the
deer. This is the rack that is hanging in the office at CF. Note
the dark color of the antlers, which Bud later varnished. They
are still dark. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
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Digital
Image
2484: David Ellen and buck
David Ellen and buck, Anderson Gulch. Slide is a copy with
no date. This is the buck that David shot on the same day that
Bill Moore shot his first bigger mule deer. See previous slides,
Anderson Gulch. Related story about David Ellen shooting
this deer, and Bud's ability to mentor these young woodsmen.
Rifle is probably a Winchester Model 94 lever action with open
sights. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
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Digital
Image
2485: Bill Moore and mule deer buck
Bill and buck, Anderson Gulch. Slide is a duplicate of 2483.
Montana.
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Digital
Image
2486: Mule deer buck, probably shot by Bud in Anderson Gulch
Mule deer buck, probably shot by Bud in Anderson Gulch. No
location written on slide. Montana.
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Digital
Image
2487: Bill and buck, Westerman Creek
Bill and buck, Westerman Creek. Two big bucks were visible
to Bud on this hunt, and he encouraged Bill to shoot, but Bill
couldn't see the buck! See related slide. This is the rack that is
on the porch. Montana.
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Digital
Image
2488: Nice mule deer buck
Nice mule deer buck shot in the Lolo Creek drainage, probably
by Bud. Montana.
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Digital
Image
2489: Mule deer buck
This is probably the same buck as an earlier slide, the dark rack
is hanging in the office at CF now. Montana.
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Digital
Image
2490: Mule deer buck rub
Mule deer buck rub in Grave Creek range. Montana.
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2491: Buck tracks in heavy snow
Buck track in Grave Creek drainage, photographed during a
hunting trip mostly on the Grave Creek side of the divide with
Bear Creek. Note: this was a big chested mule deer! Montana.
1960
Digital
Image
2492: Bill at the top of the Grave Creek Range
Bill scanning a typical scene from the top of the Grave
Creek Range. He is on the crest of the divide between Lolo
Creek and Clark Fork river drainage. This is big, good game
country. Bud wants to go see if it is still there! Probably lots of
knapweed! Note the way Bill is dressed here, with wool coat,
wool malones, a soft-fabric covered pack and a crusher hat -all designed to help the hunter sneak up close to the game!
Montana.
1960
Digital
Image
2493: Bill and uncle Ray during a hunting trip
Bill and uncle Ray during a hunting trip along the ridge between
Grave Creek and Bear Creek (Grave Creek off to the left and
Bear Creek to the right). Bill and Ray were facing a nice wide
open ridge top, and Bud was hunting in the Grave Creek area.
He jumped a good-sized band of cows and calves that ran right
in front of Bill and Ray -- who were sleeping! Related story. "I
didn't let them get away with that!" Bud joked. Montana. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1960
Digital
Image
2494: Bill aiming rifle from ridgeline
A nice overlook of one of the big drainages seen from the top
of the Grave Creek Range, with the Lolo Creek drainage off to
the left of the photo, and the Clark Fork drainage beyond, to
the right. Related story. The open areas seen here were old
burns, not logging areas. Bud will travel through this country
again when he goes camping this summer! Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1960
Digital
Image
2495: Bud hunting in the Rock Creek drainage
Bud "the old man" hunting in the Rock Creek drainage. Note
the manzanita tip and the Pennsylvania walnut on the 1903
Springfield that Uncle Ray fixed up. Bud had a lot of good times
hunting with Bill Moore and David Ellen during their growing up
and hunting years. Ellen was a close neighbor and the two boys
became fast friends during this time period. Montana.
1960
Digital
Image
2496: Bill Moore hunting in the Cabinet Mountains
Bill Moore posing for a photo while hunting in the Cabinet
Mountains for goat with Bud Moore and Bob Stiner, who was
a ranger on the Kootenai National Forest at the time. A new
logging road had been built into this area, giving closer access
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to the high country. Related story about this trip also mentions
abundant grizzly sign in this area. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
2497: Freeman Mann with mule deer buck
Freeman Mann, a friend of Bud's from the Washington DC
area, and the first buck Freeman shot out West. This photo was
taken in the Camp Creek area of the Grave Creek Range, Lolo
Creek side. Related story. Note the rope is attached to the deer
through the mouth, chin and neck to avoid letting the antlers
fall or rock back and forth while dragging. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1970
Digital
Image
2498: Freeman Mann lifting a buck
Freeman Mann lifting a nice buck onto a tripod using a Spanish
windlass. Related discussion tells about the workings of the
windlass. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1970
Digital
Image
2499: Fire at butchering site
Nice butchering fire built during a hunting trip in the Sapphires.
Bud believes in the value of getting good and warm "steamy"
when a hunter or outdoorsmen gets wet and cold in the woods.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1970
Digital
Image
2500: Freeman Mann and mule deer buck
Freeman Mann and the first mule deer buck he shot out West
(in the Camp Creek drainage). Montana.
1970
Digital
Image
2501: Freeman Mann and his buck
Camp Creek, Freeman and buck. Montana.
1970
Digital
Image
2502: Freeman Mann examining an elk rub
Freeman Mann examining an elk rub in the Long John
Mountains, east of Rock Creek, Sapphire Range. Montana.
1971
Digital
Image
2503: Nice mule deer buck
Nice mule deer buck that Bud shot on the top of the Sapphire
Range, and related story. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1971
Digital
Image
2504: Bud's mule deer buck
Nice mule deer buck that Bud shot on the top of the Sapphire
Range, and related story. Montana.
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2505: Nice mule deer buck
Nice mule deer buck that Bud shot on the top of the Sapphire
Range, and related story. Montana.
1971
Digital
Image
2506: Johnny Breazeal packing up an elk
Johnny Breazeal cargoing an elk in the Long John Mountains.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1971
Digital
Image
2508: Bud Moore and mule deer buck
Bud Moore and mule deer buck, Sapphire Range. Same buck
as previous slides, same location. Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2509: Freeman Mann looking toward the Rock Creek drainage
Freeman Mann looking toward the Rock Creek drainage with
Long John Mountains behind him. Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2510: Bud Moore hunting
Bud Moore hunting along the top of the Sapphire Range.
Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2511: Joe Fitzgerald with Winchester 94
Joe Fitzgerald, targeting rifles along the top of the Sapphire
Range during a family outing to gather firewood. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1972
Digital
Image
2512: Bud's Sapphire Mountain elk
Bud shot this elk in the Sapphire Mountains and later borrowed
Johnny Breazeal's horses to pack it out. Photo shows one way
to hang an elk. Bud had shot this elk the day before. "I carry
four 60-penny spikes to hang the quarters on. Elk are hard to
hang up whole. So I quarter them up and either put sacks on
them or quarter them with the hide on. If I didn't have meat
sacks I'd cover the quarters with brush so the ravens wouldn't
get at them." -- Bud. Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2513: Johnny Breazeal saddling his horse
Johnny Breazeal saddling his horse next to a trailer in the
snow. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1972
Digital
Image
2514: Johnny Breazeal with his horse
Sapphires, Johnny Breazeal. Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2515: Freeman and Debby Mann
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Freeman and Debby Mann hunting in Rock Creek area.
Montana.
Digital
Image
2516: Bud Moore sighting in his M1903 Springfield
Bud Moore targeting his 03 Springfield military rifle, 30.06
during a family outing to gather firewood. Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2517: Janet Moore dragging an elk quarter
Janet Moore dragging an elk quarter in the vicinity of Elk Point
in the Swan Valley. Bud shot this elk early one morning less
than a quarter of a mile from the road. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
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Image
2518: Johnny Breazeal's pack horses packed with elk quarters
Johnny Breazeal's pack horses packed with elk quarters.
Bud borrowed these horses to pack out an elk he shot in
the Sapphire Mountains. Related discussion about packing
methods. This was the elk Bud shot that was collared. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1972
Digital
Image
2519: Freeman hunting in the Sapphires
Montana
1972
Digital
Image
2520: Freeman Mann standing by a fire
Freeman Mann by a warming fire somewhere in the Sapphire
Mountains. Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2521: Freeman Mann posing with a buck
Freeman Mann posing with a buck in front of Bud's Bronco.
This is the same Bronco that Bud and family used to bring logs
in at Coyote Forest in the early years. Montana.
1973
Digital
Image
2522: Freeman Mann
Freeman Mann with rifle. Montana.
1973
Digital
Image
2523: Freeman Mann, Fritz Krieger eating lunch
Freeman Mann, Fritz Krieger eating lunch during a trip to pack
out their elk. Related discussion about this elk hunting trip, Fritz'
contribution as a contractor for the Forest Service supplying
frozen meals to fire camps, and Fritz's experiences as a World
War II pilot. Also short story about the Lord's packaging of
eggs. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1973
Digital
Image
2524: Elk quarters hanging at Krieger's camp
Elk hanging on the pole at Fritz Krieger's camp. Montana.
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2525: Freeman Mann packing out hind quarters
Freeman Mann packing the hind quarters of Bud's bull out
of Welcome Creek in the Sapphire Mountains. In the area of
Carron Cabin. For more information see Bud's journals about
Welcome Creek, and this cabin, which was Lucky Hancock's
claim. Montana.
1973
Digital
Image
2526: Fritz Krieger's camp at Petty Mountain
Fritz Krieger's camp, Petty Mountain southwest of Alberton.
Montana.
1973
Digital
Image
2527: Fritz Krieger's camp
Fritz Krieger's camp, Petty Mountain area southwest of
Alberton. Photograph probably looking at the frozen runoff from
a nearby spring. Montana.
1973
Digital
Image
2528: Fritz Krieger camp, Petty Mountain area
Fritz Krieger camp, Petty Mountain area. Two horses can be
seen hitched near canvas tent. Related story about how Fritz
carefully processed his meat! Montana.
1973
Digital
Image
2529: Fritz's camp, Petty Mountain
Fritz's camp, Petty Mountain. Four horses can be seen hitched
nearby and Bud's red pack appears to be hanging from a tree in
the background. Montana.
1973
Digital
Image
2530: Joe Fitzgerald warming up near a fire
Joe Fitzgerald warming up near a fire while hunting with Bud in
Welcome Creek, Sapphire Mountains. Montana.
1973
Digital
Image
2531: Fritz Krieger at camp near Petty Mountain
Near Petty Mountain. Frizt Krieger and camp. Bud went
with Fritz this fall to pull the hunting camp out of the woods.
Montana.
1974
Digital
Image
2532: Donald and his bull elk
Donald and bull elk on a ridge between Windfall Creek and Elk
Creek. Donald was married to Janet Moore's niece, Jeannette
(Kathy's oldest daughter). They lived in West Virginia but had
visited Bud and Janet, and later came here to hunt elk. Related
story about this hunting trip, and the encounter with a grizzly
in this area. This country drains from North Hemlock to Elk
Creek. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
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2533: Janet dragging out an elk quarter
Janet headed out to the Elk Creek Road with meat for the
winter. See related slide about this elk that Bud shot near Elk
Point. Montana.
1981
Digital
Image
2534: Fritz Krieger and stock
Fritz Krieger and stock, Grave Creek Range, Petty Mountain.
Montana.
1974
Digital
Image
2535: Fritz Krieger and stock
Fritz Krieger and stock, Grave Creek Range, Petty Mountain.
Good story about Bud getting his first elk ever in this area.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1974
Digital
Image
2536: Bud's Elk at Elk Creek
This is a photo of the first elk that Bud shot in the Swan Valley,
in Elk Creek and related story. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1975
Digital
Image
2537: Bud's spike elk at Elk Creek
Montana
1975
Digital
Image
2538: Preparing to quarter elk at Elk Creek
Quartering elk at Elk Creek. Spike elk lays in Elk Creek.
Montana.
1975
Digital
Image
2539: Quartering elk, Elk Creek
Montana
1975
Digital
Image
2540: Quartering elk, Elk Creek
Quartering elk on the shore of Elk Creek. Montana.
1975
Digital
Image
2541: Quartering elk at Elk Creek
Remains of elk after quartering at Elk Creek. Montana.
1975
Digital
Image
2542: Elk Creek
Elk Creek. Elk quarters hung next to tree with fir boughs hiding
it. Montana.
1975
Digital
Image
2543: Elk Creek butchering site
Elk Creek where the butchering of Bud's elk took place.
Montana.
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2544: Bud getting ready to pack elk out
Bud getting ready to load the elk onto the Clack pack boards
and pack it out to the Elk Point Road. Note the tree behind
him where the quarters were hung overnight. Related story
about the Clack pack boards and their use throughout Bud's
hunting and Forest Service careers. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1975
Digital
Image
2545: Joe packing elk out of Elk Creek
Joe packing elk out of Elk Creek. Looking up stream. Bud shot
the elk up around the bend. Joe insisted that Bud made Joe
pack an elk that weighed more than he did! Montana.
1975
Digital
Image
2546: Fox in canoe
Trapping fox on Bitterroot river and related discussion about the
"comeback" of fox in Montana between the time Bud trapped
alpine fox (found at timberline) as a young man, and when
he returned to trapping in Montana in the 1970s and found
abundant fox in the riverbottoms. Good discussion about fox
trapping in general. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1975
Digital
Image
2547: Old clearcut at Cold Creek
Cold Creek, coyote habitat, in one of the large clearcuts, which
is regenerating with western larch. Montana.
1977
Digital
Image
2548: Snowmobile and sled, coyote
Snowmobile and sled, trap, coyote. Good discussion about
Bud's coyote trapping in general, trapping methods, economics,
and Coyote Forest economy. Also fur price trends. Note the
Hudson Bay axe in between the snowmobile and the sled. See
the crook in the handle? That's from Bud beating the snow off
his snowshoes in sticky weather ( the snow stuck to the old
rawhide snowshoes!). "If I had to pick one pair of snowshoes I
would pick my old 10x56 trail shoes." -- Bud. Montana. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1978
Digital
Image
2549: Snowmobile and sled used to trap coyote near Elk Point,
Swan Valley
Snowmobile and sled used to trap coyote near Elk Point, Swan
Valley. See previous slide for discussion. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
2550: Swan Valley in late summer
Swan Valley near Mel Shupe's house. Good example of a
coyote set site. "Coyotes like trails, roads and places to travel
and they hunt places like this. It has been disturbed enough that
1979
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there are probably Columbian ground squirrels there, and they
can see the mice and voles." -- Bud. Montana.
Digital
Image
2551: Cold Creek lynx
Cold Creek lynx that Bud caught while coyote trapping and
related story about turning this lynx loose (and the typical
method he used for turning any animal loose from a trap).
Montana.
1979
Digital
Image
2552: An unhappy lynx
Good lynx story, about how to release a lynx from a trap. This
is not a good slide, however, not even the original. But it did
prompt a good story. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1979
Digital
Image
2553: Grassy forest floor
Grassy forest floor with a grouse possibly hiding in it. Montana.
1979
Digital
Image
2554: Montana Trappers Association knife, May 12, 1979
Montana Trappers Association, knife. Excellent discussion
about these one-of-a-kind beaver skinning knives created
by Wayne A. Butch Harmon of Swan Valley. This particular
knife was presented to the MTA for a raffle, probably, in 1979.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1979
Digital
Image
2555: Butch Harmon
Butch Harmon, left, with the knife he created for the MTA, the
Montana Trappers Association. Montana.
1979
Digital
Image
2556: Butch Harmon
Butch Harmon, left, with the knife he created for the Montana
Trappers Association. Montana.
1979
Digital
Image
2557: Butch Harmon's MTA knife
Butch Harmon, left, with the knife he created for the Montana
Trappers Association, May 12, 1979. Montana.
1979
Digital
Image
2558: Butch Harmon knife
Butch Harmon with the knife he created for the Montana
Trapper's Association, 1979. Montana.
1979
Digital
Image
2560: Swan Valley badger
Swan Valley badger and related discussion about catching
badgers in coyote traps, turning them loose, and the differences
between a mountain badger and the eastern Montana plains
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silver badgers. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
Digital
Image
2561: Badger in Swan Valley
Swan Valley badger photo and story about a badger that Bud
trapped in his younger days in the Lochsa. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1980
Digital
Image
2562: Young Bill Moore skinning a marten
Bill at about age _____ skinning marten in the basement of the
Moore home in Target Range, Missoula. Beaver Jack's stool on
the right. Bill's bedroom door is in the background. Bud built a
bedroom for him in this basement. Montana.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
2563: Bill Moore out on trapline
Bill on trapline, State Line late 1950s. The location is near the
Montana Idaho State Line, Dick Creek drainage. This area is
accessed now by the Elk Meadows Road. Montana.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
2564: Notch set for marten
Notch set for marten on Bill Moore's trapline in the Dick Creek
drainage. Montana.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
2565: Trapped marten in the Dick Creek drainage
Trapped marten in the Dick Creek drainage, along Bill Moore's
trapline. This is a big marten. These marten sets are all on dead
trees, typical of the trapping method which keeps the green
trees from being scarred and helps keep pitch off the marten.
Montana.
circa 1950
Digital
Image
2566: Marten trapped in a notch set
Marten trapped in a notch set. The trap is hanging on a cleat,
and the other cleats are behind the marten. This is a nice dark
marten. The dark furs are more valuable. Montana.
1973
Digital
Image
2567: Joe Fitzgerald with a marten he trapped
Joe Fitzgerald with a marten he trapped in the Skookum Butte
in the Bitterroot Mountains. Bud helped Joe learn how to trap.
Skookum Butte was named for Skookum Woodman, who Bud
thinks worked on the lookout that is on this butte. The Skookum
Butte lookout building was built after Skook Woodman had
died. Skook worked on the butte from a tent camp located down
in the saddle, then he would go up on the Butte and look for
fires. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1973
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2568: Butch Harmon's Moore Lake camp
Butch Harmon's Moore Lake camp. Bad slide, probably not
worth saving. Use it to get Butch to tell stories. This was Butch's
first marten trapping up high. 1978. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
2569: Butch Harmon's Moore Lake camp
Butch Harmon's Moore Lake camp. Bad slide, probably not
worth saving. Use it to get Butch to tell stories. This was Butch's
first marten trapping up high. 1978. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
2570: Pine squirrel caught in a peg set
Pine squirrel caught in a peg set for marten. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2571: Pack dog Koyak with a peg set in the background
Pack dog Koyak with a peg set in the background for marten.
Could go to Bud's journals for 1984 to find the location of some
of these sets. Bud thinks he could have taken this picture on
the Swan Divide, Little Salmon drainage, or in the Mission
Mountains. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2572: Trapped marten
This slide of a peg set looks dark here, but the original is better.
There is a marten in this trap. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2573: Trap cleanup
Trapping cleanup. This and the next two slides will show the
steps of making a peg set, or dismantling it. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2574: Peg set for marten
On the upper end of the Little Salmon drainage, and Bud
was taking pictures in a series trying to show the process of
establishing a peg set and taking it down. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2575: Marten in a peg set
Dark slide here, but the original is better. Shows a peg set with
a marten in the trap. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2576: Conibear trap
Conibear trap set for muskrat behind Fort Missoula. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1975
Digital
Image
2577: Muskrat caught in a conibear trap
Muskrat caught in a conibear trap along the Bitterroot River.
Montana.
1975
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2578: Beaver trapped on the Bitterroot River
Beaver taken by canoe trapping on the Bitterroot River probably
in the spring. When Beaver and muskrats are prime. Montana.
1977
Digital
Image
2579: Bud Moore with muskrat
Bud Moore with Muskrat caught along the Clark Fork River in
110 conibear, and the inevitable thermos coffee cup. Montana.
1977
Digital
Image
2580: Beaver, muskrat trapped along the Clark Fork
Beaver, muskrat trapped along the Clark Fork laying on a tarp
along with a canoe paddle. Montana.
1977
Digital
Image
2581: Beaver damage along the Lower Clark Fork
Beaver chew along the Lower Clark Fork, near the mouth of
Deep Creek. Excellent discussion about the role of beaver in
ecosystems and some of the damage control trapping that Bud
has done in the Swan Valley, near Holland Lake and at Salmon
Prairie. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1977
Digital
Image
2582: This pond, photographed in spring, is typical habitat for
muskrats, mink and beaver in the Swan Valley
This pond, photographed in spring, is typical habitat for
muskrats, mink and beaver in the Swan Valley. Note the ice is
melting around the edges and what looks like a snowmobile
track made earlier in the season. Montana.
1977
Digital
Image
2583: Beaver released at Coyote Forest Pond #2
Beaver released at Coyote Forest Pond #2 and related
discussion about live-trapping and moving beaver, and the
importance of the beaver in an ecosystem. Butch Harmon
pioneered this type of live trapping in the Swan Valley, by
catching the beaver in a big barrel. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1977
Digital
Image
2584: Good haul of muskrats in Bud's canoe
Pretty good batch of rats. The muskrats were valued at an
average of about $3 or $4. The price of muskrat in 2007 has
gone way up, to about $10. They are more popular for some
reason. Bitterroot River. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
2585: Beaver alongside three muskrat
A super sized beaver on a blanket, alongside three muskrat.
Note the 330 Conibear, and the smaller 110 conibear. And on
the far right, the No. 4 Victor long spring with the solid lead
weight on it, which was also used for beaver in a different kind
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of set. "You fix it so they go for water once they get in the trap
and fix it so they can't get back. The weight pulls them down
and drowns them." Montana.
Digital
Image
2586: Muskrats in Bud's canoe
Quite a pile of muskrats trapped on the Clark Fork. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
2587: Canoe trapping on the Lower Clark Fork
Canoe trapping on the Lower Clark Fork, when Bud trapped
a long section of this river between Missoula and Cyr. Bud
remembered one time when he got down to Cyr and it had
been so hard to go because of the spring trapping -- a lot of the
river was froze over -- and he had to drag the canoe a lot. He
wanted to call Janet and tell her where he was for pickup, and
saw a light which he went to. It was Johnny Christensen was
the name of the man, who worked at the remount station. Bud
ended up buying a new pack saddle from Johnny that night.
Bud still has the pack saddle, a Decker pack saddle, which is
now stored in the warehouse. Bud has two Deckers. One was
purchased from Johnny, and another that he bought from an ad
in the paper. Tom Parker restored the old one with new leather
one time when he borrowed it. Bud also has one riding saddle
stored. This equipment was his elk hunting pack outfit. "If you
have a saddle horse and two mules you can get the biggest bull
out in one trip." Montana.
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Digital
Image
2588: Trapping along the Clark Fork
Trapping along the Clark Fork. Note the backwater slough
center right. Bud didn't have permission to trap this slough, so
he didn't trap it. It would have been a good place for muskrat. "I
enjoyed trapping by canoe a lot. It was kind of easy." Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
2589: Small pond on a spring creek fork of South Cold Creek
Small pond on a spring creek fork of South Cold Creek,
accessed from the old Elk Point Road and related discussion
about the water levels of these types of ponds when Bud first
started trapping in the Swan Valley, and now (2007). Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1979
Digital
Image
2590: Muskrat feed bed
Muskrat feed bed in a pond near the South Cold Creek spring
creek mentioned in slide #2589. Excellent discussion of the
Swan Valley's pothole ecosystems, also called the Valley
Bottom Ecosystem in the Upper Swan Valley Landscape
Assessment. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
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Digital
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2591: Muskrat trap set
Muskrat are the bread and butter of good professional trappers.
Here is a No. 1 longspring set for muskrat. Coyote Forest
South Pond, no. 2. Discussion about the trapping methods for
muskrat and their habits. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1979
Digital
Image
2592: Beaver trapped at Cold Creek in the Swan Valley
Beaver that was trapped in a 330 Conibear along the lower
reaches of Cold Creek in the Swan Valley. Related discussion
of trapping methods with conibear traps. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1980
Digital
Image
2593: Beaver trapped at Cold Creek in the Swan Valley
Beaver that was trapped in a 330 Conibear along the lower
reaches of Cold Creek in the Swan Valley. Related discussion
of trapping methods with conibear traps. Montana.
1980
Digital
Image
2594: Bud Moore with a beaver in the Cold Creek area of the
Swan Valley
Bud Moore posing for a photo taken with an Exacta on a tripod
in the Cold Creek area of the Swan Valley. Medium-sized
beaver. Bud always trapped alone in this area. Discussion also
about the grading of beaver fur, the sizes of the furs, and the
blanket size pelts, particular as they relate to the Hudson Bay
blankets, and the sizing such as four-point, six-point blankets.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1980
Digital
Image
2595: Janet Moore at Glacier Sloughs
Janet Moore at Glacier Sloughs and related discussion about
Bud's trapping of muskrats and coyotes in this area. Also good
discussion of the many values associated with this watershed
area in the Swan Valley, including history via an old trapper's
cabin probably built by Fred Messerer, and the wolverine or
lynx cubby in the area. Also good story about the Selway
Bitterroot Wilderness and the trappers and poachers who
stood up in defense of keeping that country wild. See Chapter
Wilderness Ethics, The Lochsa Story. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1981
Digital
Image
2596: Beth Buckhouse examining a beaver chew
Beth Buckhouse examining a beaver chew along the Clark
Fork one day when she accompanied Bud Moore on his
trapline. Bud was picking up his traps this day intending to
move downstream another ten miles. Related discussion about
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beaver chews. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
Digital
Image
2597: Bud's canoe and trapping outfit along the Clark Fork
Bud's canoe and trapping outfit along the Clark Fork
somewhere between Turah and Bonner. Bud only trapped this
area one time. Montana.
1969
Digital
Image
2598: Skinned beaver
Example of Bud skinning beaver on-site and discussion about
the history of beaver regulations and Bud's experiences
learning how to skin beaver most efficiently. Montana. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1975
Digital
Image
2599: Skinned beaver
Example of Bud skinning beaver on-site and discussion about
the history of beaver regulations and Bud's experiences
learning how to skin beaver most efficiently. Montana.
1975
Digital
Image
2600: Bud Moore and beaver skins
Bud Moore and beaver skins. Photo taken at the Moore family
home on South Avenue, Missoula. Good discussion about
skinning beaver hides, stretching the hides and the various
techniques used by old trappers including Tex Baker of Seeley
Lake. VW Beetle visible on the driveway behind Bud. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1975
Digital
Image
2601: Bud taking a coffee break on the river
Canoe trapping for beaver, muskrat or fox on the Bitterroot
River. Bud sits on riverbank drinking coffee. Montana.
1975
Digital
Image
2602: Bitterroot River backwater behind Fort Missoula
Bitterroot River backwater behind Fort Missoula. Bud caught a
raccoon in this area. They were very rare in the early days, but
like the foxes they moved up into the Bitterroot and Clark Fork
from the eastern part of the state. Montana.
1975
Digital
Image
2603: Hunting on the Bitterroot River
Hunting on the Bitterroot River in the slush ice. If you were
looking for a picture of anchor ice (it anchors to the bottom in
shallow riffles, freezes to the bottom) or slush ice. The anchor
ice will freeze at certain temperatures and stick to the rocks on
the river bottom. The Bitterroot is also a good whitefish river,
and when the slush ice flows, that's when the whitefish will
school up in the backwaters. They don't like the slush ice on the
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riverbottom. Bud's canoe shown beached on some ice, shotgun
visible inside. Montana.
Digital
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2604: Trapping on Bitterroot via canoe
Trapping on Bitterroot. Note the trap basket along with his
Hudson axe. Bud sometimes carried a gun trapping, when he
trapped fox or coyotes. If hunting season was open he would
take a shotgun for ducks, or geese. Montana.
1975
Digital
Image
2605: Trapping Lower Clark Fork
Trapping Lower Clark Fork near Huson. This is a pickup site,
where Bud took out on his Lower Clark Fork trapline. This is as
far as Bud trapped downstream of Missoula. Bud's VW Beetle
is parked on roadside with canoe and gear assembled nearby.
Montana.
1975
Digital
Image
2606: Clark Fork near Huson
Clark Fork near Huson looking southeast towards Missoula.
Same location as slide #2605, looking upstream. Montana.
1975
Digital
Image
2607: Clark Fork near Huson
Clark Fork near Huson. Same location as slide #2605, looking
upstream towards Missoula. Montana.
1975
Digital
Image
2608: Bud Moore kneeling next to a beaver-chewed cottonwood
Bud Moore kneeling next to a beaver-chewed cottonwood on
the Clark Fork river. Montana.
1975
Digital
Image
2609: Sunset on the river near Huson
Sunset on the river near Huson, with the canoe on top of the
car. Montana.
1975
Digital
Image
2610: Trapping the Bitterroot River
Trapping the Bitterroot River via canoe. Photo shows the action
of the river during higher water, including ice flows. Montana.
1976
Digital
Image
2611: Swan Valley beaver house
Swan Valley beaver house. This is a live beaver house in a
pond in the Loon Lake area, accessed from Kraft Creek Road,
probably opposite of where Cushmans live today. Bud went
down through this area one day, scouting for beaver. Montana.
1976
Digital
Image
2612: Chris Badgley holding up muskrats
Chris Badgley holding Clark Fork muskrat that Bud had caught
in a trap. Related discussion about Chris, and his dad, John
Badgley, who was a professor at the University of Montana
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who later started the Columbia River Watch group. Related
story about Chris shooting his first grouse at Coyote Forest.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
Digital
Image
2613: Clark Fork beaver chew
Clark Fork beaver chew located in the vicinity of the Stone
Container Company plant downstream from Missoula. Good
discussion of what the wildlife populations were like above, and
in contrast, below the plant where the sludge and effluent from
the plant entered the river. Also mention of similar conditions
near the Bonner Mill, and the dam on the Blackfoot and the
dam on the Clark Fork. Bud never trapped on the Blackfoot,
but was more familiar with the Clark Fork above and below
Bonner. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1978
Digital
Image
2614: Muskrat and mink from the Bitterroot
Bitterroot trapping catch of muskrat and mink during a fall
outing. Note the mink, which is dark brown. Wild mink vary
from light to dark brown. Good story and related discussion
about Bud trapping mink in the Lochsa and selling the pelts to
Hallowell, a fur buyer who had a shop in the back of Dragstedts
and loved the Lochsa mink colors. Also good story about Bud
and Tex Baker selling furs one winter to a buyer in Great Falls,
when they came up "one coyote short of $10,000 worth of furs."
Also mention of Tony Zens from Lolo Creek who trapped some
domestic mink that had escaped. Another good discussion also
about Tony Zens and his trapping in the Lolo Creek drainage,
and the Lochsa. Tony trapped one of the first wolverine in
the Lolo Creek area. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1975
Digital
Image
2615: Welcome Creek furs
Welcome Creek furs including marten, bobcat, ermine, mink
and raccoon. Discussion about the winter that Bud spent
trapping this area, in the Carron cabin, and the resulting
information that he gathered. Bud eventually wrote a report
about this area, which was entered into the public record when
the Welcome Creek Wilderness public hearings were held
in Washington DC. See also Bud's journals and Welcome
Creek Study Report titled "Public Treasures in the Sapphire
Mountains." See also #4541, B&W enlargement of this image.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1975
Digital
Image
2616: Welcome Creek marten
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Welcome Creek marten displayed at the Moore family home
in Missoula. Note that these marten are not very dark. Good
photo of their throat coloring. Some of the Bob Marshall marten,
those that live in deep canyons, are much darker. These are
more on the brownish side. The darker the marten the whiter
the throat patch. You find in the dense deep dark places the
darkest marten. Note that Bud skinned these out right to the
last joint in the toes, leaving the nails on. These furs are more
valuable with the toenails on, and they show so much better.
"Their glory is in those wide, well-furred feet." These could be
mounted. Many trappers to this day do not skin the feet this
way. A trapper needs a very small knife blade, narrow, so he
can work the skinning right out to the last joint. Bud also skins
his lynx in this same manner. "They look pretty good in a grade
pile" Bud said, talking about the big splayed feet of the lynx.
Montana.
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Image
2617: Bud's pack at Welcome Creek
Welcome Creek. Bobcat and racoon. The bobcat was caught
fairly low down, while the raccoon was above the Carron
cabin, in the headwaters. Note the equipment, which includes
showshoes, the backpack, and the walking stick. Montana.
1975
Digital
Image
2618: Welcome Creek marten
Welcome Creek marten hanging on fence. See earlier photos.
Library Note: Shadow of photographer seen on fence and Bud's
canoes partially visible in the background. Montana.
1975
Digital
Image
2619: Welcome Creek fur take
Welcome Creek fur take including left to right marten, ermine,
coyote, bobcat, fox, mink, raccoon, muskrat, skunk and beaver.
Note the fishing creel in the background and related story.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1975
Digital
Image
2620: Bud Moore with string of marten
Bud Moore with marten trapped in the Little Salmon. Photo
taken at Coyote Forest. Bud grew a beard both winters in the
wilderness. He took a razor but didn't have time to use it. Note
the bandage on the thumb. Bud froze the end of his thumb.
Good story about the Bob Marshall trapping and how he froze
his thumb, and the doctor's treatment afterwards. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1984
Digital
Image
2621: Marten that Bud trapped in the Little Salmon
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Bud posing with marten trapped in the Little Salmon drainage.
Photo taken at Coyote Forest. See slide #2620 and related
story. Montana.
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2622: Stringer of marten along with Bud's snowshoes
Bud Moore with marten trapped in the Little Salmon. Photo
taken at Coyote Forest. Bud grew a beard both winters in the
wilderness. He took a razor but didn't have time to use it. See
slide #2620 and related story. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2623: Bob Marshall marten with Bud's snowshoes
Marten trapped in the Bob Marshall Wilderness. This photo was
likely taken near Bud's wilderness camp. Kenai visible laying in
snow in the background. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2624: Marten from the Little Salmon
Marten that Bud trapped in the Little Salmon. Photo taken at
Coyote Forest. See slide #2620 and related story. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2625: Wayne A. 'Butch' Harmon
Wayne A. "Butch" Harmon with stringer of marten furs at
Coyote Forest. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2626: Lynx cubby with rifle against tree
Bud built this lynx cubby on a trapline located in the bottom
of Elk Creek, and built a camp below the forks of North and
South Elk Creek. He stayed at the camp overnight, and then
would spurline the next day up to the dike on Elk Lake and
come back to the camp. He'd come back to Coyote Forest via
Shupe's residence at the end of the Elk Flats Road, where
he had earlier parked a vehicle. Good discussion about lynx
trapping methods, lynx habits and also wolverine stories. Bud
mentioned his father, William M. Moore, who taught Bud how
to trap lynx. William M. Moore was an excellent cat trapper for
bobcats and lynx. William M. Moore didn't use hounds to trap
lions, since the only people in the area at that time with hounds
were the government trappers. This photo was taken outside
of the Mission Mountains Wilderness but Bud's trapline went
on into the Wilderness right up the Elk Creek drainage almost
to Elk Lake, where he ran out of "type" for marten. "There's
not much type for marten by the time you get to the lake," Bud
said. Bud and Janet were still living in the tent camp at Coyote
Forest when Bud first started trapping in the Mission Mountains.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
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2627: Elk Creek camp
Elk Creek. Line camp consisted of a poled in tent that Bud
backpacked into this area. The poles were covered with spruce
boughs to keep the snow from sifting down and crushing the
tent. This area received an average of about five feet of snow
each winter. Up at the upper end of Bud's trapline it probably
snowed closer to ten feet each winter. Montana.
1977
Digital
Image
2628: Trapping camp at Elk Creek
Elk Creek. Line camp consisted of a poled in tent that Bud
backpacked into this area. The poles were covered with spruce
boughs to keep the snow from sifting down and crushing the
tent. This area received an average of about five feet of snow
each winter. Up at the upper end of Bud's trapline it probably
snowed closer to ten feet each winter. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1977
Digital
Image
2629: Trap pulling crew
Trap pulling crew, on the ridge between South Cold and Main
Cold. Les Hostetler, left, and friends helped Bud pull his traps
this year in the Mission Mountains Wilderness. Note Bud's
old Hudson Bay axe, with the bent handle from tapping the
snow off his snowshoes. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1978
Digital
Image
2630: Bud Moore on the ridgeline
Bud Moore on the ridge between South Cold and Main Cold,
looking toward the peak that Jeannie calls "Louie's Peak" in
honor of her dad. Mission Divide is in the background, left
of center photo and the North Cold drainage is beyond the
tallest peak. Looking northwest. Good discussion about this
area. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1978
Digital
Image
2631: Conko Lake marten
Conko Lake marten and good discussion about Hemlock Lake
trapline. Bud's backpack and Hudson axe visible next to peg set
and marten. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1978
Digital
Image
2632: Gyda Newman's snowmobile stuck on Cold Creek Rd
Gyda Newman's Elan snowmobile stuck on Cold Creek Rd
and related story about Bud checking traps the day after a
deep snow, and getting help from Bob and Gyda Newman.
Discussion includes story about this day. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
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2633: Bud tending a peg set
Bud tending a peg set in the Mission Mountains on his Crazy
Horse trapline. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
2634: Gyda Newman's Elan snowmobile stuck on Cold Creek
Road
Gyda Newman's Elan snowmobile stuck on Cold Creek Road
and related story about Bud checking traps the day after a deep
snow, and getting help from Bob and Gyda Newman. See slide
#2632 for discussion. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
2635: Peg set along trail
One of Bud's peg sets near Red Butte and related discussion
about his trapping routines in the Mission Mountains, and a
story about deep snow one day in the Red Butte area when he
had driven his truck to the trailhead. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1978
Digital
Image
2636: Bud's trapping outfit
Bud's trapping outfit, the sled and the Elan snowmobile. This
is the outfit that Bud started with when he returned to trapping,
and began using a snowmobile. He bought this sled from Bob
and Gyda Newman. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
2637: Elan in snow near Baker's
Elan stuck in snow near Baker's. The Elan's were good
in powder snow but still sometimes got stuck. These little
machines were easier to get out compared to the bigger
machines. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
2638: Elan stuck near Baker's
Elan snowmobile stuck in deep snow near Baker's. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
2639: Snowshoe track through snowy forest
Snowshoe track through typical marten habitat high in the
Mission Mountains. There is a peg set on the right side, first
tree, in this photo. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
2640: Flying squirrel caught in a marten peg set
Flying squirrel caught in a marten peg set. Flying squirrels were
not common in the Swan Valley but Bud remembers catching
several in marten sets. This one might have glided into the set.
Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
2641: Hemlock Lake
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Hemlock Lake looking toward the Mission Divide and Conko
Lake and related discussion about Bud's trapline in this area,
and also historic stories about the Lundberg family and their
trapping cabin in this area. Library Note: View is looking west
over Hemlock Lake. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
2642: Conko Lake
Conko Lake and discussion about Bud's trapline in this area.
Also stories about how Conko Lake got it's name (from Eneas
Conko) and the Indian camps that used to be in this area.
Mention of Thurman Trosper, Bud Cheff. Library Note: View
looks northeast over frozen, snowy lake. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1978
Digital
Image
2643: Marten at Conko Lake
Marten in peg set trap at Conko Lake. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
2644: Marten at Conko Lake
Marten caught in a peg set trap at Conko Lake. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
2645: Peg set at Conko Lake
Peg set at Conko Lake. Bud's pack and axe can be seen next
to the tree, along with a marten on top of Bud's pack. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
2646: Peg set at Conko Lake
Peg set at Conko Lake. Bud's pack and axe visible in the snow
with a marten on top of the pack. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
2647: View of the Swan Range
North Cold road end. View of the Swan Range from the end of
the Cold Creek Road late in the evening and story about the
Night Lights in the Swan Valley. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1978
Digital
Image
2648: Snowed under notch set
Snowed under notch set. Note Bud's snowshoe tracks to tamp
the snow down so Bud could find the trap! Good discussion
about the rising snow levels and how trappers raise the notch
sets to match the snow depth. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1978
Digital
Image
2649: Trapping in the Mission Mountains
Peg set in the Missions. Short discussion about moving this
set up higher because of the rising snow. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
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2650: Bud with Ky and Kenai
Bud at North Cold near the road end with Ky (right) and Kenai.
Note the old stocking cap, which Bud loves, but when he
started wearing glasses he needed a cap! This stocking hat
is hanging in the office. Note the axe in Bud's hand. This is
the way he walked on the trail with the ax in his hand to beat
the snow off of his snowshoes. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1978
Digital
Image
2651: North Cold Lake looking southwest
North Cold Lake looking southwest, and related discussion
about this "frost pocket" in the Mission Mountains. Library
Note: Maps currently label these lakes as Upper Cold Lake and
Lower Cold Lake. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
2652: Bill at North Cold Lake
Bill at North Cold Lake standing in snow, with two dogs, Kenai
and Ky, laying in snowshoe trail. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1978
Digital
Image
2653: Bill looking frosty at North Cold Lake
Bill looking frosty at North Cold Lake. Bill accompanied Bud
as often as possible. Bill Moore learned to trap as a young
man under Bud's watchful eye, and continues as he can to this
day. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1978
Digital
Image
2654: Bill Moore snowshoeing at North Cold Meadows
Bill Moore snowshoeing at North Cold Meadows headed toward
North Cold Lake. Bud caught lots of marten in this area. "It was
hot country," he said. "The country above was good marten
habitat, as loaded with marten as I've seen in my whole life,"
Bud said. This little meadow isn't very big but it is kind of
marshy in the summer. The lake is only about an eighth of a
mile further. Note the peaks in the background, which appear in
other area photos. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
2655: Marten set at Red Butte Creek
Marten set at Red Butte Creek. Trail through the snow. See
earlier slides. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
2656: Bud's snowmobile and trapping outfit
Snowmobile and trapping outfit at a lower elevation in the
Swan Valley, note the Douglas fir. This was probably taken in
the vicinity of Kraft Creek Road headed to Red Butte Creek.
Montana.
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2657: Trapping in South Cold Creek
Trapping in South Cold Creek with the Elan snowmobile. Note
the beaver on the sled seat. Bud often had sets for mink,
beaver, bobcat, and coyote along the valley bottom routes to
his higher traplines. Montana.
1980
Digital
Image
2658: Marten in the Mission Mountains
Marten in the Mission Mountains. The original slide is better
than this scan. It is debatable whether this marten is in a trap
or not. We can't tell from the trap. Once in awhile, Bud would
be going along and he would "tree" a marten. Bud has also
watched them get in the traps at times, when he had spooked
them away. Bud would go off a ways, then wait, and watch the
marten come back to the set. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2659: North Cold Road end looking toward the Swan Range
North Cold Road end looking toward the Swan Range. Note the
snowmobile and sled -- Bud's trapping outfit. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2660: Bud's new snowmobile
Bud's upgraded snowmobile parked at the North Cold road end.
Trailer, pack, and snowshoes also visible. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2661: Hemlock Lake cabin buried in snow
Hemlock Lake Cabin built by Warner Lundberg and Fred Roll
(part of discussion says Chuck Roll in error. The correct name
is Fred.) and related discussion about trapline location. This
cabin burned in the Crazy Horse Fire of 2003. Montana. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1983
Digital
Image
2662: Conko Lake
Conko Lake. Looking up toward the outlet, and Spider Lake
beyond the ridge. Bud's snowshoe track on the lake. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2663: Marten peg set, Conko Lake
Marten peg set, Conko Lake. Shows assembly of peg set with
trap on lower pegs and bait set higher. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2664: Bud checking marten trap at North Cold Creek
Marten set, North Cold Creek. Bud loves these old snowshoes
and he uses them to this day, but they have been refilled. They
are Army surplus snowshoes. Snowshoes are 10 x 56 (width
by length) which was standard for trail shoes. Most all of them
were the same that were called trail shoes. But it was hard to
find them with this big turn up. You could ski downhill with them,
that's why the big turnup. Montana.
1983
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Image
2665: Snacktime near Hemlock Lake
Marten trapping at Hemlock Lake. Bill Moore in photo sitting in
snow. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2666: Bud at Big Salmon Lake
Bud in shorts at Big Salmon Lake and related story. "I didn't
start wearing shorts hiking until late in life," Bud said. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1980
Digital
Image
2667: South Fork Flathead River
South Fork Flathead River looking northwest near the
confluence with Black Bear Creek. Great fishing river. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2668: Lower South Fork of the Flathead River
Lower South Fork of the Flathead River near the road end
(beyond Spotted Bear). Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2669: Beaver dams on Clack Creek
Series of beaver dams on Clack Creek in the Bob Marshall
Wilderness. Bud was in this area on a Forest Service tour,
inspection report of sorts. Library Note: View to the south over
Clack Creek. Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2670: Forest Service pack string along the Chinese Wall
Forest Service pack string along the Chinese Wall in the Bob
Marshall Wilderness taken during an inspection trip with the
then Supervisor of the Lewis & Clark National Forest, George
Engler. This is an example of the face of an anticline. Montana.
1970
Digital
Image
2671: The Chinese Wall in the Bob Marshall Wilderness
The Chinese Wall in the Bob Marshall Wilderness taken during
an inspection trip with the then Supervisor of the Lewis & Clark
National Forest, George Engler. This is an example of the face
of an anticline. Montana.
1970
Digital
Image
2672: Bud Moore at Bob Marshall Wilderness sign
Bud Moore at Bob Marshall Wilderness sign. Library Note: Bud
posing next to sign wearing chaps. Montana.
1970
Digital
Image
2673: Bud at Hoadley Reef
An isolated extention of the Chinese Wall called Hoadley Reef.
This is just about as spectacular as the Chinese Wall. Bud
is shown here writing in his journal. Library Note: Bud shown
wearing chaps, similar to image 2672. Montana.
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Image
2674: Scouting trip to the Trickle Creek area of the Little
Salmon drainage
Bud took this photo on a scouting trip to prepare for trapping
fur in the Trickle Creek area of the Little Salmon drainage.
Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2675: South Fork Flathead River
Bud took this photo during a trip to clean up his trapper camps
from the previous winter. He couldn't pack everything out until
the snow melted along the river trail. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2676: Les Hostetler and Bud's malamute Kenai
Les Hostetler and Bud's malamute Kenai on the Swan and
South Fork of the Flathead Divide somewhere near Smith
Pass and Dog Lake. Bud thinks this photo was taken during a
citizen initiated inspection trip along the Swan Range to gather
information for a RARE II study report. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2677: Kenai
Kenai standing in a small creek with a pack on. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2678: Old cabin site on the North Little Salmon
North Little Salmon old cabin site. This "Christmas tree" is near
the center of where the old cabin stood. Bud took this photo
during a trip to clean up his trap camps. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2679: Pack Bridge over the Little Salmon Creek
Pack Bridge over the Little Salmon Creek near its confluence
with the South Fork of the Flathead. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
2680: Malamute drinking from the stream
Tributary of the South Fork. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2681: Land slump South Fork
Land slump South Fork. Bud took this photo on a trip to check
his trap camps. This slump was located on the Lower South
Fork of the Flathead not far from Bunker Creek. Bud wanted
to go up the east side but he couldn't get across Bunker Creek
this early in the year. He would have been washed right down
into the Great Gap of something if he'd tried it. This is a pretty
impressive land slump! Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2682: South Fork Flathead River valley
South Fork Valley between Bunker Creek and Black Bear.
Montana.
1984
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2683: South Fork land slumps
Land slumps in the South Fork Flathead River drainage. It's
interesting how the soils all broke loose all aorund this area
and didn't even tip the trees over. See photograph 2681 also.
Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2684: Landscape photo of the South Fork of the Flathead
Landscape photo of the South Fork of the Flathead, probably
looking from the trail up at the mountains. Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2685: South Fork Flathead
South Fork Flathead winding through dense forest. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2686: South Fork rafters take-out
South Fork Flathead River rafters take-out and related
explanation. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1984
Digital
Image
2687: South Fork Flathead River
South Fork canyon just upstream from rafters take out.
Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2688: Black Bear Station
Black Bear Station, looking south along the South Fork
Flathead River drainage. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2689: Miners lettuce, an edible wild plant
Miners lettuce, an edible wild plant, growing along a waterway.
Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2690: Monkey flowers
Monkey flowers near a small creek. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2691: South Fork above Black Bear
South Fork Flathead River above Black Bear Creek. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2692: Lower South Fork
Lower South Fork of the Flathead. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2693: Breaktime on the South Fork of the Flathead
Bud's pack and stick overlooking the South Fork of the
Flathead, Little Salmon Prairie, near the mouth of the Little
Salmon. Montana.
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2694: Bud's pack and stick overlooking the South Fork of the
Flathead
Bud's pack and stick overlooking the South Fork of the
Flathead, Little Salmon Prairie, near the mouth of the Little
Salmon. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2695: Sego lily or mariposa lilies
Sego lily or mariposa lilies blooming. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2696: Chokecherry
Chokecherry blossoms. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2697: Yellow Flower, Flathead
Flower, Flathead. Library Note: Probably Yellow or Sulfur
Cinquefoil. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2698: Bear tree, South Fork
Bear tree, South Fork Flathead River. Bears commonly, for
some reason or another, pick certain trees to rendezvous
around and scratch around and sometimes peel and bite on
the tree. This is one of those trees. The other situation is where
you'll find that the bears have peeled out the cambium to eat
it, usually grasping the tree bark up high, standing up, working
with their jaws to pull down on the bark strip, so it looks like a
pointed strip, for food (not rendezvous site). Very seldom you
see the bears peel a tree all the way around clean. "So maybe
the bears have a bit of conservation in them after all." -- Bud.
Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2699: Snow Creek, South Fork
Snow Creek, South Fork Flathead River. This is above Black
Bear Creek, and a small tributary of the South Fork Flathead
River. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2700: Meadow Creek Gorge
Meadow Creek Gorge, South Fork Flathead River. Photo taken
from the pack bridge looking downstream. Meadow Creek
Gorge is just about opposite Bunker Creek. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2701: South Fork gorge
South Fork Flathead River gorge looking south by southwest.
This stretch of river is just upstream from the narrow defile that
is known as the Gorge. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2702: Pack bridge across the South Fork of the Flathead River
at Black Bear
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The cable suspension Pack bridge across the South Fork of the
Flathead River at Black Bear. In the spring and early summer of
1984, Bud wanted to hike into this area on the east side of the
river trail but he couldn't cross Bunker Creek, the water was too
high, so he ended up hiking up the west side. He got to Bunker
Creek and couldn't cross. Montana.
Digital
Image
2703: Upper Little Salmon drainage
Beautiful landscape view overlooking the route of the old Indian
Trail in the upper Little Salmon, with the head of the Little
Salmon off to the right side of the photo (out of sight) and the
Smith Creek Pass and trail behind the photographer (Bud).
Smith Creek Pass is maybe a mile from where Bud took this
photo. The small lake at the very head of the Little Salmon
along the Smith Creek Trail is off to the right of this photo out
of sight, also. The Indian Trail route goes from the right hand
side of the photo, upper right of center below that small lake
and down what looks like a small drainage into the timber.
Good discussion of the values in this area, the location of the
Indian trail, stories from Swan Valley old timers and trappers,
and the blazes along the lower reaches of the Indian trail,
which resemble the old trapper or Indian blazes rather than the
common boot and heel blazes used by the Forest Service. See
other pictures in this collection describing the boot and heel
blaze. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1984
Digital
Image
2704: Extreme head of the Little Salmon
Extreme head of the Little Salmon and brief discussion of where
the Indian trail is in relation to this picture. See previous photo.
This photo was taken just before July 4th. Excellent longer
discussion about Bud's two seasons of trapping in this area
including the fact that he didn't take a journal in during the
second season. Bud saw a nice covey of ptarmigans in this
area on one of his summer trips. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1984
Digital
Image
2705: Upper Little Salmon looking east
Upper Little Salmon and related discussion about the location
of Bud's camp, which would have been in Palisades, just in the
center of this photo, the drainage that bends to the left. Library
Note: Looking east from near Owl Peak which would have been
on the left. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1984
Digital
Image
2706: Alpine buttercup
Alpine buttercup blooming. Montana.
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2707: Hellebore and glacier lilies
Hellebore and glacier lilies. Spring growth. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2708: Upper Little Salmon
Upper Little Salmon. Smith Pass is off to the right of this photo,
and the water shown here is probably an inlet or outlet of some
of the high lakes at the head of the Little Salmon. Library Note:
Current place names are Smith Creek Pass and Little Salmon
Creek, near Cooney Mountain. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2709: Skunk cabbage
Skunk cabbage growing up through the ice. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2710: Branch of the Upper Little Salmon
Branch of the Upper Little Salmon. Small cascading stream,
almost a waterfall. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2711: Alpine wildflowers
Glacier lilies accompanied by ? Library Note: Most likely Glacier
Lilies and Spring Beauty. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2712: Palisade Creek
Palisade Creek and good discussion about trapping camp
location and water source. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1984
Digital
Image
2713: Avalanche chute, Little Salmon, Twelve Mile
Avalanche chute, Little Salmon, Twelve Mile. Library Note:
Open mountainside showing path that avalanches take
between forested areas. Little Salmon Creek area. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1984
Digital
Image
2714: Typical early July scenery in the Upper Little Salmon
Typical early July scenery in the Upper Little Salmon. Note the
pack trail across the photo in the meadow. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2715: View down the Little Salmon
View down the Little Salmon. See previous, similar, photo.
Library Note: Looking north over Little Salmon Creek valley.
Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2716: Hellebore sprouts
Hellebore just beginning to break through the ground and
related stories about the abundance of bears in this area of the
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Little Salmon, and Bud's camp nearby. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
2717: Palisade Creek
Close-up view of Palisade Creek. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1984
Digital
Image
2718: Head of the Little Salmon
Head of the Little Salmon with Smith Pass to the right out of
sight of this photo. Note the frozen lakes -- there are about
three of them in this area. Library Note: Current term is Smith
Creek Pass and Little Salmon Creek. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2719: Head of the Little Salmon
Head of the Little Salmon. Library Note: Looking east from lake
with Smith Creek Pass behind photographer. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2720: Head of the Little Salmon
Head of the Little Salmon in late winter or early spring. Library
Note: Full name, Little Salmon Creek. View is southeast over
creek towards lakes. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1984
Digital
Image
2721: Head of the Little Salmon
Head of the Little Salmon looking north at a large reef and
related story about a man by the name of Trolean (?) who
worked for Merrit the outfitter who had a camp at Chasm Creek,
and the snow shovels that he stashed in this area in case of a
big snow. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1984
Digital
Image
2722: Little Salmon Park
Little Salmon Park near the South Fork of the Flathead.
Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2723: Paintbrush and Sego Lily
Indian Paintbrush and Sego Lily blooming. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2724: Preparing the meal at camp
This slide is labeled by Vicki as "Camp at Smith Creek" but
Bud doesn't remember camping at Smith Creek although he
remembers this camp. Cooking fire with pots on the fire, plus
other kitchen supplies placed on rocky mound. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2725: Rock mound near Smith Creek
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This slide is labeled by Vicki as "Camp at Smith Creek" but
Bud doesn't remember camping at Smith Creek although he
remembers this camp. This looks like the camp all cleaned up.
Montana.
Digital
Image
2726: Little Salmon below Two Mile Meadow
Little Salmon below Two Mile Meadow. Bud remembers taking
this photo. This is a heavily forested area. Little Salmon Creek.
Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2727: Little Salmon Basin
Little Salmon Basin. This is the same area shown in previous
'snow' slides. Note that the Indian trail would be off to the
left out of the photo. Library Note: View is east over the lake.
Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2728: Upper Little Salmon
View of the Upper Little Salmon valley. Little Salmon Creek.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1978
Digital
Image
2729: Blooming wildflowers on mountain slope
Blooming wildflowers on mountain slope at Albino Basin, just
north of Holland Peak. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1980
Digital
Image
2730: Bud and his dogs
This is a landscape view of the head of the Little Salmon
looking north from the pass between the Little Salmon to the
north and Albino Basin to the south. Smith Pass is just behind
the ridge on the left of photo, and the Little Salmon drainage
flows to the right. Montana.
1980
Digital
Image
2731: Koyak resting
Koyak "too tired to eat" at Bud and David's camp in the vicinity
of the pass between the Upper Little Salmon and Albino Basin.
Montana.
1980
Digital
Image
2732: Koyak and Kenai in Albino Creek
Koyak and Kenai in Albino Creek, where Bud and David
camped the next day. See previous slide. Montana.
1981
Digital
Image
2733: Marten caught in a peg set
Marten caught in a peg set along Bud's trapline in the Little
Salmon. Library Note: Little Salmon Creek drainage. Montana.
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Digital
Image
2734: View to Smith Creek Pass
View to Smith Pass looking across the drainages of Palisades
(foreground) and the Little Salmon behind the big ridge.
Smith Pass id center of photo. Note the back side of Cooney
Mountain. left of center. Bud was scouting this area for fur, and
had explored the Station Creek area which was burned over
and had no marten habitat left. Library Note: Full geographical
term is Smith Creek Pass, near Cooney Mountain. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2735: View ofTrickle Creek as seen from High Peak
Scouting for fur in the upper reaches of Trickle Creek as seen
from High Peak.Montana
1983
Digital
Image
2736: Bud's camp on Little Salmon Creek
Bud's camp downstream from the mouth of Chasm Creek on
the Little Salmon. Good story about Bud and Vicki scouting for
fur in this area, and Vicki's "accident" at Palisades Lake where
she dislocated her elbow and Bud helped get it back "located."
Vicki then hiked out and Bud continued solo, scouting for
marten country. Also good story about catching two native trout
at this site. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1983
Digital
Image
2737: Little Salmon Creek area
This photo was taken on the route out of the Little Salmon
and Bud camped in this area. Looking west, Bud took this
photo with the sun to his back while he was thinking about the
country and writing in his journal. Note the anticline reefs in the
distance. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2738: View of Little Salmon Creek drainage
View of the Little Salmon from the upper drainage looking
northeast. Note the avalanche chutes on the right and
Palisades in the center of the photo, in the distance. Note the
stumps and bent trees from the avalanche path. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2739: Little Salmon Creek Trail
Little Salmon trail appears in the upper half of this photo across
the big slide area where Trolean (sp?) and his dudes shoveled
the snow late in the season one year.Montana
1983
Digital
Image
2740: Head of Little Salmon Creek
Head of the Little Salmon looking northeast. A little different
view compared to previous slides. The lakes at the upper head
of the Little Salmon are to the right, out of sight of this photo.
Montana.
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Image
2741: View across Upper Little Salmon
Looking across the slide area toward the Upper Little Salmon
and the lakes. Good story about Bob and Gyda Newman,
along with Bill Grant (who used to live on Shoupe's place)
and their encounter with a grizzly along this part of the Little
Salmon Trail. Library Note: Cooney Mountain off to the right.
Wildflowers visible on mountainside. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1983
Digital
Image
2742: Looking across the Little Salmon Creek drainage
Looking across the Little Salmon drainage at the big avalache
chute that commands attention in this area. The old Indian
trail crosses the avalanche path at about center photo. Bud
never crossed Smith Pass in the winter because of the danger
of avalanches beyond the high lakes because the avalanche
chutes and slides are too active in these areas. However, today
this area is extremely attractive to snowmobilers even though
it is illegal to operate motorized vehicles inside the wilderness.
Library Note: Owl Peak and Oreamnos Peak visible in distance
to the north. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2743: Little Salmon Creek trail
The Forest Service's Little Salmon trail is shown in this photo
just below center across the big avalanche chute. The old
Indian trail would be to the right out of sight of the photo.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1983
Digital
Image
2744: Upper Little Salmon Creek looking south
Upper Little Salmon looking south from lake. Note the snow
breakage from avalanches. Library Note: Cooney Mountain
behind tree on the right. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2745: Upper Little Salmon Creek basin
One of about three lakes in the upper Little Salmon basin.
Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2746: Lake in the upper Little Salmon Creek basin
One of about three lakes in the upper Little Salmon basin.
Condon Mountain in the distance. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2747: Upper Little Salmon Creek basin
One of about three lakes in the Upper Little Salmon basin.
Condon Mountain in the distance. Montana.
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Image
2748: Spruce blowdown
Spruce blowdown in the Chasm Creek area. Montana. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1983
Digital
Image
2749: Recluse Lake
Recluse Lake in the Chasm Creek area and related story about
Bud seeing a grizzly just beyond this lake, about center photo.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1983
Digital
Image
2750: Black bear in huckleberry patch
Black bear picking huckleberries in an avalanche chute in the
upper Chasm Creek drainage. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1983
Digital
Image
2751: Lake in the Little Salmon Creek drainage with a nice
reflection
Lake in the Little Salmon with a nice reflection, probably
Palisade Lake. This photo prompted a good story about Bud
hiking with Vicki and Magali a few days earlier near Pentagon
Cabin when Koyak gave out from hip dysplasia and how
Bud packed the malamute out on his back, except for a few
stretches uphill. Bud and the girls later camped at the lake
in this photo. Good story. Condon Mountain in the distance.
Library Note: Not Palisade Lake which is to the north of Little
Salmon Creek drainage. Bud's usage of Condon Mountain isn't
noted on maps, but this peak appears to be next to Cooney
Mountain to the south. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1983
Digital
Image
2752: Mountain snag
This tree, probably a white bark pine, was born, grew and died
right in the rocks. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2753: Lake at the head of the Little Salmon Creek drainage
Lake at the head of the Little Salmon, probably the biggest one
which is also the first one you come to when you take the trail
down from Smith (Creek) Pass. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2754: Bud's camp near Chasm Creek
Bud's camp downstream from the mouth of Chasm Creek in the
Little Salmon drainage. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2755: Marten habitat in wintertime
Marten habitat in the Gill Creek tributary of the Little Salmon.
Bud caught more marten in this drainage than anywhere else in
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the Little Salmon during both seasons of trapping this area. He
also caught one wolverine in a marten set and broke the chain
on the set. Bud lost that wolverine, as Bud was out selling his
furs for Christmas and the tracks were snowed under by the
time Bud returned to the area. Montana.
Digital
Image
2756: Marten habitat
Marten habitat in the Gill Creek tributary of the Little Salmon.
Bud caught more marten in this drainage than anywhere else in
the Little Salmon during both seasons of trapping this area. He
also caught one wolverine in a marten set and broke the chain
on the set. Bud lost that wolverine, as Bud was out selling his
furs for Christmas and the tracks were snowed under by the
time Bud returned to the area. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2757: Peg set at Gill Creek
Peg set at Gill Creek. It is difficult to take photos with this kind
of snow -- you almost have to take a light meter reading right off
of the subject. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2758: Big John Murname, getting a drink of water
Big John Murname, getting a drink of water while on the trapline
with Bud in the Little Salmon. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1986
Digital
Image
2759: Marten caught in a peg set
Dark marten at Gill Creek and related story about the coloring
of the marten pelts in this area. Bud's pack and axe visible next
to tree. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1984
Digital
Image
2760: Good picture of a peg set along Bud's Gill Creek trapline
Good picture of a peg set along Bud's Gill Creek trapline. This
marten scraped the bark off this dead spruce. Note the marten
on the right hand side of the set. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1985
Digital
Image
2761: View south over Little Salmon Creek drainage towards
Cooney Mountain
This view is taken from Owl while Vicki and Bud were scouting
for fur. Looking directly up the Little Salmon toward Smith Pass
from just east of Owl Peak. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2762: Snowshoe tracks at Owl Pass Lake
This is Bud's snowshoe track on his trapline where he headed
across the Swan Divide just west of Owl Peak, looking back on
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his tracks at Owl Pass Lake. Library Note: This is most likely
Palisade Lake looking west towards Lion Creek Pass. Montana.
Digital
Image
2763: Owl Peak from the north side
Owl Peak from the north side. If you were on the south side of
this peak looking back, it would look very abrupt, not round, as
it does here. There are at least three lakes in this area. This is
a nice little spot from Lion Creek Pass south toward Owl Peak.
Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2764: Bud preparing food near Owl Peak
Camp -- North Owl Peak. Vicki and Bud had been scouting over
a pass that Bud could get over in the winter on the way in to
trap, because Smith Pass was too riddled with avalanche paths.
This camp was near the pass, south of Owl Peak. This is where
Magali wanted to build the fire. She got her pitch out and built
the fire, and was practicing. Montana.
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Digital
Image
2765: Owl Peak from Upper Palisade
Looking south towards Owl Peak from Upper Palisade. Note
how you can start to see the steep south side of the mountain.
Earlier picture was taken from the area to the left of this photo.
Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2766: Upper Palisade Creek area
One of several lakes in the Upper Palisade area. These are
barren, but beautiful, lakes in high alpine habitat. Library Note:
This is looking east from lakes near Owl Peak. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2767: Magali and Vicki on Owl Peak
On the face of Owl Peak. Magali and Vicki looking down on the
Little Salmon during a trip Bud took with these young women to
scout for fur. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2768: Vicki and Magali at Owl Terrace
Owl Terraces, Vicki and Magali. This is a saddle looking toward
the head of Lion Creek and Owl Peak. "Magali would drop
behind in every huckleberry patch along the trail and show up
all smeared up with purple. That wilderness is good for people.
It's got something. " -- Bud Note that Bud placed a few marten
sets in this area, due to the snags and the apparent "crossing"
but never caught any marten here. Library Note: View is to
the northeast, with peak above Palisade Lake visible in the
background. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2769: Owl Peak from the Little Salmon Creek side
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Owl Peak view taken from the Little Salmon side. Magali hiking
up trail with pack on. Library Note: This is not actually Owl Peak
in the background but the peak just above and to the northwest
of Palisade Lake. Montana.
Digital
Image
2770: Bud Moore in Upper Palisade
Bud Moore on a trapping trip in Upper Palisade. Note the
round-bowed trailshoes, which were not common before WWII
but were popular following the war. Square-bowed was more
common as far as snowshoes were concerned. The roundbowed shoes were manufactured during the war, and Bud
bought this during the war. He wishes he'd bought a dozen
of these then, as they are hard to find now. Discussion about
the snowshoes and also the method of laying out the marten
lines in this steep, rugged country. (No circle lines, but up and
down the drainages, which are separated by shorter, steep
ridges rather than long sloping ridges that can be more easily
crossed.) Library Note: Palisade Lake is off to the left out of
sight of the picture, and the drainage on the far right is the Little
Salmon. View is towards southeast from Lion Creek Pass.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1986
Digital
Image
2771: Vicki and Magali over-looking the Little Salmon drainage
Vicki and Magali looking down the Little Salmon from
somewhere in the vicinity of Owl Peak. The drainage to the left,
shadowed by the white bark pine, is Palisade Creek. You don't
have to work very hard in this area to find a nice scenic spot to
rest up. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2772: Dick and Sarah Walker eating lunch
Dick and Sarah Walker eating lunch in the Owl Peak area
and enjoying the muffins and bread which Bud and Sarah
dubbed "land levelers" (they made the journey ahead seem less
steep!) from Mammyth Bakery in Missoula. Related discussion
about the route of the traplines this winter and Dick and Sarah
accompanying Bud during one week of trapping. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1986
Digital
Image
2773: Dick and Sarah Walker eating lunch
Dick and Sarah Walker eating lunch in the Owl Peak area
and enjoying the muffins and bread which Bud and Sarah
dubbed "land levelers" (they made the journey ahead seem less
steep!) from Mammyth Bakery in Missoula. Related discussion
about the route of the traplines this winter and Dick and Sarah
accompanying Bud during one week of trapping. Montana.
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2774: Big John near Owl Peak
Big John near Owl Peak. John Murname accompanied Bud
on this week's trapping. John and his wife, Sue and son, Luke
are mentioned. John and Luke are great at reciting Cowboy
Poetry, especially Bud's favorite, the Zebra Dun, including the
final punch, "Just as sure as I was born, every educated fellow
ain't a plumb greenhorn." the last line of the poem. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1986
Digital
Image
2775: Bud repairing trap set at Owl Pass
Bud repairing a set at Owl Pass. This is in the same area as
the Owl Terraces photo and following slide. There wasn't much
action here, as far as marten, though it looked like a good spot.
Note that this is Bud's typical dress for trapping: a parka shell
("You could almost hide in there, from the wind, and that's
the way to be, up high"), over the top of a Filson cruiser, long
underwear and wool pants. Bud still has the parka, and the
Filson cruiser. Montana.
1986
Digital
Image
2776: Palisade Camp
Palisade Camp. This was Bud's main camp. Two tents were
erected here on the same ridgepole. One for furs and one for
sleeping in. Bud used this camp during two different winters.
Note also the cache pole to the right of the peak of the tent
where Bud hung his groceries. Note that you have to also build
a ladder near these camps so you can reach the poles! Bud left
this up here. He couldn't reach it because something happened
to his ladder! (Just left the pole up.) Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2777: Little Salmon at Chasm Creek
Little Salmon at Chasm Creek. Bud's story of catching two nice
trout at this camp is included in an earlier slide. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2778: Camp at the Rafter's Take-out
Camp at the Rafter's Take-out, and related good discussion
of how the popularity of rafting in the South Fork changed the
river by requiring regulations, etc and providing more access
to the river for fishing. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1984
Digital
Image
2779: Trout and fly reel at Chasm Creek
Trout caught at Chasm Creek camp. See earlier slides. Note
the red argillite rocks, typical of these streams. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2780: Trout in the frying pan!
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Trout in the frying pan! Cooking four small trout in a pan over an
open fire. Montana.
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Image
2781: Bud Moore at Lion Creek Pass
Bud Moore at Lion Pass looking toward Swan Peak and the
head of Lion Creek. Related story about Uno Strom's trapline in
the Lion Creek drainage, and some discussion of Bud's trapping
here, too. Trapper cabins mentioned in Big Salmon and Lion
Creek. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1983
Digital
Image
2782: Unloading pack horses and mules at Palisades camp
Unloading at Palisades camp and related story about packing
supplies in, the pack box styles, the lynx stretchers and Don
Merrit who helped pack this particular camp, Tom Parker,
Dave ?, and Cecil Noble. Much of this is recorded in Bud's
journals for 1983 and 1984. This camp is about ten miles up
from the river, but in dense forest. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1983
Digital
Image
2783: Palisade Camp
Palisade Camp, setting up and discussion about how Bud
decided to locate his camp where he did. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1983
Digital
Image
2784: Setting up tent at Palisade Camp
Erecting the ridgepoles at the Palisade Camp, and discussion
about how Bud set the ridgepoles. Also discussion about
disposal of the carcasses after skinning. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2785: Palisade campsite
Palisade camp and good short discussion about this area being
a bear patch. Good words about bears and attitude. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1983
Digital
Image
2786: Setting up trapping camp
Bud had a tarp to cover his poles at this trapline camp, so he
didn't have to use brush to hold the snow off the canvas tent
walls. The purpose of the horizontal poles was to tie off the tent
to the poles. This tent had a five foot wall for head room. Bud is
glad he did this as it took him back to the old days. Montana.
1983
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Image
2787: Palisade Camp
Duplicate of earlier slide of Palisade camp. Canvas tent seen
set up in forest. Montana.
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2788: Thanksgiving at Palisade Creek
Thanksgiving at Palisade camp, below the lake. Small fire
going and packs leaning up against a tree. Mike Stevenson and
Koyak visible at campsite. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1983
Digital
Image
2789: Thanksgiving at Palisade, below the lake
Thanksgiving at Palisade, below the lake. Mike Stevenson
went with Bud on this second round of trapping and they ended
up camped here. Story about this day and rescuing Koyak.
Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2790: Meat packed at Palisade Camp
Meat at Palisade Camp that Bud got after Mike left and went
back to the Swan Valley. Bud stayed in here this winter and ran
the fur lines similar to what he ran out of here in 1985-1986 and
came out at Christmas to sell his fur, then went back in to trap
until early February. Good story about the bears in this area,
avoiding grizzlies, the mule deer buck and the mountain lion
(not a full story) and the term "hand logging." Montana. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1983
Digital
Image
2791: Meat pole
Here is the meat pole (cache pole), the mule deer quarters, and
the ladder used to hoist the meal onto the pole. Note that the
meat is skinned. Bud didn't like to quarter the meat with the hide
on because the hollow deer hairs would "explode" and get all
over everything, unlike elk. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2792: Bud Moore and Koyak
Bud Moore and Koyak somewhere along the Lion Creek trail
on the way into the Palisade Camp. Bud shown holding his rifle
with pack on. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2793: Mike Stevenson in the snow
Mike Stevenson somewhere along the Lion Creek trail on the
way into the Palisade Camp. Koyak visible in the foreground.
Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2794: Halfway camp at Lion Creek
Halfway camp, Lion Creek, about ten miles up from the
trailhead at the foot of Lion Pass. This lean-to was located
about halfway between the Lion Creek trailhead and the
Palisades camp. The fire would have been built out in front of
this lean to. Bud and crew would sleep here "just like a bear
in a den." Bud ended the first winter of trapping right here and
did some good writing at this camp. He used that writing at
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the Backcountry Horseman's meeting in Bigfork one time. See
journals. Montana.
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Image
2795: Barney Jette on the Lion Creek trail
Barney Jette going across a steep section of the Lion Creek
trail. Barney went trapping with Bud after Christmas this year.
Related story. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1984
Digital
Image
2796: Barney Jette at Lion Creek camp
Barney Jette at halfway camp, Lion Creek and discussion about
the differences between snowshoes and skis, and why Bud
preferred snowshoes for trapping. Note the firewood on the
left, stuck in the snow. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1984
Digital
Image
2797: Barney Jette, Lion Creek Pass
Barney Jette taking a break at Lion Creek Pass. We have a
similar photo of Bud in this location. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2798: Barney Jette at Lion Creek Pass
Barney Jette, Lion Pass, probably looking from Lion Pass
toward the South Fork (northeast) at the anticline. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2799: Barney Jette at Lion Creek Pass
Barney Jette, Lion Pass at the first lake you come to. This is
the biggest of the little high country lakes that are scattered all
across the head of the drainage to Owl Peak. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2800: Barney Jette and Koyak on the trail
Barney Jette and Koyak just beyond the saddle coming over
from Lion Creek into the Little Salmon. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1984
Digital
Image
2801: Winter view looking down into Lion Creek
Winter photo taken from about halfway into Lion Pass and
looking down into Lion Creek. Swan Peak out of sight of the
photo to the right, and Swan Valley in the distance. This area
was all recommended for wilderness in the RARE II report,
Swan Front. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1984
Digital
Image
2802: Looking down upon Lion Creek
This photo was taken a little further down the trail than 2801.
The middle of the photo shows the bottom of the avalanche
path that Uno Strom slid down. See previous stories. The wind
blows a lot in this area, and the snow doesn't slide as much as
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you would think in these avalanche paths. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
2803: Small lake near Palisade Creek
Small lake just inside the wilderness boundary in the head
of the Little Salmon, in the head of Palisade Creek. Library
Note: Looking northwest towards peak above Lion Creek Pass.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1984
Digital
Image
2804: Looking east into the wintery wilderness
Looking from near Lion Creek Pass across the head of Palisade
Creek, east into the wilderness. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2805: Koyak resting at Lion Creek Pass
On top of snowy Lion Pass, Koyak, Bud's pack and the Hudson
Bay axe. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1984
Digital
Image
2806: Koyak at Lion Creek Pass
On top of Lion Creek Pass, Koyak, Bud's pack and the Hudson
Bay axe in the snow. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2807: View southeast from Lion Creek Pass
On Lion Pass looking southeast toward the wilderness. Bud's
snowshoes, off and "tied together" even though there was no
wind on this day. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2808: Looking down into Lion Creek Pass
Looking down into Lion Creek Pass in wintertime. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2809: Looking toward Lion Creek Pass over Palisade Lake
Small lake just inside the wilderness boundary in the head of
the Little Salmon, in the head of Palisade Creek. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2810: Lake east of Lion Creek Pass
Lake east of Lion Creek Pass, probably the second lake
once you cross the pass into Palisade Creek. Related story
about the "press corps" from the Missoulian hiking up into this
area for photos. Most likely Palisade Lake, Flathead National
Forest, just below Oreamnos Peak. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1984
Digital
Image
2811: Lake east of Lion Creek Pass
Lake east of Lion Creek Pass, probably the second lake once
you cross the pass into Palisade Creek. Montana.
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2812: Palisade Creek
Palisade Creek looking downstream, winter scene. Good
marten habitat. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2813: View of Palisade Creek drainage
Winter view from Palisade Creek toward the Little Salmon and
the avalanche chutes that are prominent in the Little Salmon
Creek drainage. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2814: Palisade Creek looking toward the ridge
Palisade Creek looking north, northeast toward the ridge. The
pass is off to the left of photo and the rocks from previous slide
are to the right. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2815: Palisade Creek drainage looking south
In Palisade Creek looking toward the Little Salmon. Nice
wintertime scene in Marten habitat, a mixture of spruce and
alpine fir, some of their favorite country. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2816: In Palisade Creek looking toward the Little Salmon
In Palisade Creek looking toward the Little Salmon. Nice
wintertime scene in Marten habitat, a mixture of spruce and
alpine fir, some of their favorite country. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2817: Palisade Creek area looking toward the Little Salmon
In Palisade Creek looking toward the Little Salmon drainage.
Nice wintertime scene in Marten habitat, a mixture of spruce
and alpine fir, some of their favorite country. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2818: View from Palisade Creek looking toward the Little
Salmon
In Palisade Creek looking toward the Little Salmon. Nice
wintertime scene in Marten habitat, a mixture of spruce and
alpine fir, some of their favorite country. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2819: Head of Palisade from Lion Creek Pass
Winter scene of head of Palisade from Lion Creek Pass. Library
Note: View looking east from Lion Creek Pass or Owl Peak over
Palisade Creek drainage. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2820: Head of Palisade drainage
Head of Palisade drainage from Lion Creek Pass in wintertime.
Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2821: Upper Palisade
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Snowshoe trail at Upper Palisade. Palisade wasn't Bud's best
martens take, but it was pretty steady. He always caught at
least one or two. Montana.
Digital
Image
2822: Upper Palisade
Upper Palisade Creek area. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2823: Upper Palisade
Upper Palisade shrouded in snow. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2824: Palisade Camp
Snowshoes visible in front of snow-covered shelter at Palisade
Camp. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1984
Digital
Image
2825: Watering hole at Palisade Creek
Water hole, Palisade Creek. You always had the sound of the
water in the camp, even in the winter. The water comes off
the waterfall and dives off. It was always rumbling, you could
always hear it. The waterfall here is frozen and snow-covered.
Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2826: Bud's Palisade camp
View of Bud's Palisade camp looking at the sleeping area of the
tent. The trail into the camp where pack stock hauled the camp
in is to the left, out of sight of the photo. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2827: Cache at Palisade camp
Cache at Palisade camp in winter, up high enough so the
bears couldn't get at it. The camp is off to the right of the photo
beyond where Koyak is sitting. Looking out toward where the
pack train came in, toward the main trail. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
282: Cutting wood at Palisade camp
Wood at Palisade. Excellent long discussion about Bud's
experiences with crosscut saws, including his winter working at
the ACM camp in Woodworth with John Bachman. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1984
Digital
Image
2829: Palisade camp
Palisade camp looking at the sleeping area -- note the stove
pipe. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2830: Palisade camp
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Palisade camp looking at the sleeping area -- note the stove
pipe and the smoke going up into the air, center photo.
Montana.
Digital
Image
2831: Palisade camp as seen from the main trail
Palisade camp as seen from the main trail. One of the important
things about a camp like this is to locate it in an area of
abundant dry wood. This is one of the reasons why Bud chose
this little flat area as the site of his camp. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2832: Upper Palisades, Koyak
Upper Palisades with Koyak laying in the snowshoe track.
Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2833: Upper Palisades, Koyak
Upper Palisades, Koyak curled up in the snow. Montana. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1984
Digital
Image
2834: Furs at Palisade
Furs at Palisade. Library Note: Good quantity of marten furs
hang off of Bud's snowshoes while a dog (Koyak) lounges in the
snow in the background. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1984
Digital
Image
2835: Marten tracks
Marten tracks in snow, Palisade Lake near Lion Creek Pass.
Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2836: Ermine tracks
Ermine tracks in the snow, an unusual sight. Bud's shadow can
be seen in the photograph. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2837: Paw prints on tent canvas
Bear tracks on the side of the tent tarp, Palisade Camp and
related short discussion. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1984
Digital
Image
2838: Bear tracks on tent tarp
Bear tracks on the side of the tent tarp, Palisade Camp.
Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2839: Tom Parker and pack string
Tom Parker packing out camp with his pack string. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
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Image
2840: Palisade Creek Drainage
View looking south over Palisade Creek area. Montana. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1985
Digital
Image
2841: Mike & Skook coming up the Lion Creek trail
Mike & his dog Skook coming up the Lion Creek trail to the
trap camp. Snowy, steep incline. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1985
Digital
Image
2842: Mike & Skook coming up into the Lion Creek Pass
Mike Stevenson & Skook coming up into the Lion Creek
Pass. This is a good photo of the "ridge" that saved Uno! See
previous stories about Uno Strom. Bud thinks Skook was
loaded with about 25% of his weight. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1985
Digital
Image
2843: Skook settling in against Mike's pack
Skook settling in against Mike's pack. Note the size of his feet
compared to the rest of his body -- this was Skook's first pack
trip as a young dog, so he was just learning about packing.
Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2844: Skook settling in against Mike's pack
Skook settling in against Mike's pack. Note the size of his feet
compared to the rest of his body -- this was Skook's first pack
trip as a young dog, so he was just learning about packing.
Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2845: Mike, Lion Creek Pass
Mike Stevenson, Lion Pass. Note the trees in the background,
where Bud would walk when there was threat of an avalanche,
so he could "hang onto a tree". Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2846: Mike Stevenson just below Lion Creek Pass
Mike Stevenson just below Lion Creek Pass near the big
boulder along the trail, looking toward Swan Peak. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2847: Mike at Palisade camp
Mike Stevenson holding coffee pot above smokestack at
Palisade camp. Story about the coffee pot from Ashley Roche,
the Firey Irey stove. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1985
Digital
Image
2848: Looking toward Swan Peak
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Looking toward Swan Peak. Cecil Noble's camp would be in the
bottom. This was taken down below the real steep part of the
pass. Montana.
Digital
Image
2849: Looking north toward Swan Peak
Looking north toward basin below Swan Peak. Swan Peak is
in upper left obscured by trees. Cecil Noble's camp would be in
the bottom. This was taken down below the real steep part of
the pass. Montana.
1986
Digital
Image
2850: Bud at the Palisade Creek Camp
Bud at the Palisade Creek Camp, with a white beard. Bud said
he took a razor in with him but he never did use it. Skis, rifle
and pack lean up against fence. Montana.
1986
Digital
Image
2851: Lion Creek trapping camp
Lion Creek trapping camp, with 9 x 9 Army surplus tent buried
in snow. Note the ladder that Mike built leaning against a tree.
Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2852: Lion Creek camp
The Lion Creek trap tent camp and cache. Bud said the terrain
"falls away" from this location so the snow and water drain
away from the tent and camp. Cecil Noble's packer brought this
camp in for Bud. Montana.
1986
Digital
Image
2853: Cole MacPherson chopping wood
Cole MacPherson, Lion Camp. Cole was a smokejumper in
the Forest Service, and now works as a dentist. Related story
about Bud having a kidney stone while in this camp, and also
brief story about John Gatchell, and a little bit about alcohol
consumption and the "White Mink" that Cole brought on this
trip. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1986
Digital
Image
2854: Lion Creek Camp
Lion Camp in the snow. Ladder seen standing up against a
tree, with canvas tent snow-covered behind it. Montana.
1986
Digital
Image
2855: Lion Creek Trap camp
Lion Creek Trap camp. Snowy scene with ladder and tent
visible. Montana.
1986
Digital
Image
2856: Notch set for marten on Lion Creek
Notch set for marten on Lion Creek. This is the first set heading
up from the camp on Lion Creek. Good picture of the set. See
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previous slides for related stories about how these sets are
built. Montana.
Digital
Image
2857: Cole Macpherson with a long-tailed weasel (ermine)
Cole Macpherson with a long-tailed weasel (ermine) in a marten
set. Montana.
1986
Digital
Image
2858: Big John Murname
Big John Murname overlooking the Palisades Creek valley.
View is southeast from just west of Palisade Lake. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1986
Digital
Image
2859: Big John Murname at Owl Peak Pass
Big John on snowshoes at Owl Peak Pass. Montana.
1986
Digital
Image
2860: Big John Murname at Owl Peak Pass
Big John snowshoeing at Owl Peak Pass. Montana.
1986
Digital
Image
2861: Big John Murname with Owl Peak in the background
Big John with Owl Peak in the background, at the Owl Pass
saddle, crossing into the Little Salmon from the Lion Creek
drainage. Montana.
1986
Digital
Image
2862: Big John at Owl Pass
Big John with Owl Peak in the background, at the Owl Pass
saddle, crossing into the Little Salmon from the Lion Creek
drainage. Montana.
1986
Digital
Image
2863: Sarah Walker, Palisade Creek
Sarah Walker and some dogs at Palisade Creek camp. Skis, a
rifle, and a pack leaning up against wood railing. Montana.
1986
Digital
Image
2864: Dick and Sarah Walker at Lion Creek
Dick and Sarah Walker on skis at Lion Creek. Montana. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1986
Digital
Image
2865: Dick and Sarah Walker
Dick and Sarah Walker, Lion Creek and brief story about their
skis. Montana.
1986
Digital
Image
2866: Dick Walker in Lion Creek area
Dick Walker in Lion Creek looking up toward Swan Peak which
would be on the left. Montana.
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Digital
Image
2867: Notch set for marten
Notch set for marten, Lion Creek. Montana.
1986
Digital
Image
2868: Cole MacPherson and Long tailed weasel (ermine)
Cole MacPherson and Long tailed weasel (ermine) caught in a
peg set trap. Montana.
1986
Digital
Image
2869: Bud at Lion Creek Pass
Bud at Lion Pass on snowshoes. Montana.
1986
Digital
Image
2870: Rubble Lake view
View looking south towards Rubble Lake and good story about
Koyak getting hurt (hip displacement) and Bud having to carry
him back to the Holland Lake Lodge for help. See journals for
details. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1985
Digital
Image
2871: Rubble Lake
Rubble Lake view, most likely in late spring. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2872: Rubble Lake
Rubble Lake sits in a small high alpine basin. Note the browse
line from mountain goats on the stunted alpine firs. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2873: Rubble Lake
Rubble Lake looking northwest. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2874: Rubble Lake
Rubble Lake. Note the game runways over the notch to the
right of center, where wildlife cross over the top into Buck
Creek. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2875: Vicki Moore looking toward the Swan Valley
Vicki Moore looking toward the Swan Valley at the pass above
Rubble Lake. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2876: View of the Terrace Lakes
Looking east over the Terrace Lakes and the headwaters of the
Upper Big Salmon. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2877: Looking toward the Terrace Lakes
Looking east toward the Terrace Lakes and the headwaters of
the Upper Big Salmon. Montana.
1985
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Image
2878: Vicki and Magali, Terrace Lake
Montana
1985
Digital
Image
2879: Vicki Moore above Terrace Lake
Vicki Moore above Terrace Lake, which is out of sight to the
right of the photo. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2880: Cataract Creek drainage
Cataract Creek drainage which flows out of Terrace Lake.
A fork of this streams flows to Woodward Lake. Excellent
discussion about the need for communication between trappers
and the local district rangers regarding the legalities of trapping
inside wilderness areas. Includes stories about Bud's first
trapline in Idaho, and Orin Van Hoose and Ed Mackay. (And
all that from this one slide!) "The mountains do talk to you
sometimes. You have to listen hard to hear them." Wendover
and Burned Cedar cabin. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1985
Digital
Image
2881: Vicki at the Upper Necklace Lake camp
Vicki at the Upper Necklace Lake camp and brief story.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1985
Digital
Image
2882: Necklace Lake camp
Necklace Lake camp. View of peak above Rubble Lake and
Terrace Lakes visible in background. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2883: Woodward and Necklace Lake Basin
Looking southeast from Woodward Lake and the Necklace
Lakes Basin. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2884: Smoky Creek basin
Smoky Creek basin looking northeast from near the Necklace
Lakes basin. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2885: Koyak at Necklace Lake
Koyak at one of the Necklace Lakes looking northwest towards
Holland Peak area. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2886: Upper Necklace Basin
Upper Necklace Basin looking northwest. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2887: Necklace Lake camp
1985
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Necklace Lake camp. Library Note: View northwest over lake
towards peak. Montana.
Digital
Image
2888: Woodward Lake and Necklace Basin
Woodward Lake and Necklace Basin looking southeast from
Rubble Lake. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1985
Digital
Image
2889: Woodard Lake basin
Woodard Lake basin. Bud said there were squirrel caches
everywhere in this basin. "Nut piles everywhere." Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2890: Woodard Lake basin
Woodard Lake basin looking southwest. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2891: Magali at Woodward Lake
Magali at Woodward Lake, view towards the southwest over
lake. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2829: Bud and Magali at Woodward Lake
Looking southwest over Woodward Lake, Bud and Magali
posing for photograph. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2893: Woodward Lake, Necklace Lake basin
View southeast over Woodward Lake and the Necklace Lake
basin. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2894: Vicki and Magali
North of Woodward Lake, Vicki and Magali. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2895: North of Woodward Lake, Vicki and Magali
North of Woodward Lake, Vicki and Magali hiking towards
Rubble Lake. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2896: Vicki and Magali at Lion Creek Pass
Junk at Lion Pass -- Vicki and Magali. Library Note: Garbage, a
big sheet of black plastic, visible in meadow. Montana. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1985
Digital
Image
2897: Vicki and Magali
Vicki and Magali, and the view of South Lion Creek and Union
Peak. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1985
Digital
Image
2898: South Lion avalanche paths
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South Lion Creek avalanche chutes visible on mountainside.
Montana.
Digital
Image
2899: View of South Fork Lion Creek
View of South Fork Lion Creek, Vicki and Magali looking over
edge, with Union Peak in the distance and the avalanche
chutes. Photo taken just west of Owl Peak. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2900: South Lion Creek
South Lion Creek and the large avalance chutes. Montana
1985
Digital
Image
2901: Vicki and the view of main Lion Creek
Vicki and the view of main Lion Creek. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
2902: Magali, Lion Creek camp
Magali, Lion Creek camp. "We hiked right down the side of the
mountain, and it was a tangle. We came out right next to the
cedar grove along the Lion Creek trail." Brief story about this
camp site. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1985
Digital
Image
2903: Original style of Forest Service sign
This is one of the Forest Service's original signs, black letters
on enamel. The next issue that the Forest Service made was
the same as this only with a green border and the Forest
Service "tree" symbol. They soon found out that these weren't
very practical back where "bears bite them and people shoot
them" and the enamel splits off. They went to wooden signs,
and then the porcupines and the bears ate them! Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2904: View from Switchback Pass
The view from Switchback Pass looking into the a large
drainage during Bud's 1972 trip into the Middle Fork and
across to Pentagon Mountain. His journals contain the details
of this trip. Discussion gives a summary of the reasons for
this trip (including the controversy of the Dean Ridge Timber
Sale -- which was planned but cancelled out), along with brief
discussion of the fishery in the Spotted Bear River above the
falls, and waterfall barriers in general. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1972
Digital
Image
2905: Switchback Pass
Kenai with packs at Switchback Pass which is near Kevan
Mountain, Flathead National Forest. Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2906: Pentagon Mountain from the pass
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Pentagon Mountain from the pass. Bud camped almost at the
foot of Pentagon, then went on to the Spotted Bear River side
to the old guard station. Note the blaze on the tree and what
looks like a notch above it, identifying it as a Forest Service
blaze marking the trail. Montana.
Digital
Image
2907: Pentagon Mountain
Trail leading up to Pentagon Mountain with peak shrouded in
clouds. Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2908: Pentagon Mountain
Pentagon Mountain looking northwest from near Dean Lake.
Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2909: Lake near Pentagon Mountain
Lake near Pentagon Mountain where Bud camped the third
of fourth day out. This lake drains into the Missle Fork of the
Flathead River. When Bud was hiking along here the ground
squirrels would taunt the dogs, which would catch the squirrels
on the first jump. Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2910: Pentagon Creek
Pentagon Creek as it looked following a big flood in about
1964 throughout most of this country. Brief discussion of the
flood. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1972
Digital
Image
2911: Camp near Pentagon Mountain
Camp near Pentagon Mountain, near Dean Lake, looking west
towards peak. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1972
Digital
Image
2912: Near Tribolite Reef
Montana
1972
Digital
Image
2913: Tribolite Reef country
Tribolite Range, looking north northwest. Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2914: Trail near Tribolite Reef
Trail near Tribolite Reef. Possibly Pentagon Peak in the
background. Note the sawed log. Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2915: Clack Creek
Clack Creek and brief discussion about the Clack packboard,
named for Jack Clack. Note: Bud mentions the Duluth
packsack, which got its name from the canoe country of
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northern Minnesota. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
2916: Clack Creek
Clack Creek view looking northeast from a spot just north of
Pentagon Mountain. Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2917: Pentagon Creek
Pentagon Creek with Pentagon Mountain visible in the distance.
Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2918: Corrals at Pentagon Cabin
Corral at Pentagon Cabin with small shed visible attached to
corral. Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2919: Pentagon cabin
Pentagon cabin and good story about grizzlies in this area and
Fred Kaser from Swan Valley who shot a grizzly in his tent
camp at this location in the early days of his Forest Service
career. Bud also tells the story of his dogs becoming gun shy
after being teased with firecrackers at home in Missoula and
then spooking near this cabin site when Bud shot a grouse.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1972
Digital
Image
2920: Horse damaged tree at Spotted Bear River
Horse damage on Spotted Bear River. Tree shows worn
back from hitching horses to it. Today horsemen and stock
users take advantage of "high lines" to keep the horses from
damaging the trees. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1972
Digital
Image
2921: Upper Spotted Bear River
Upper Spotted Bear River. This river is barren above the falls.
Note the evidence of the flood of '64. Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2922: Silvertip cabin, near Spotted Bear Mountain
Silvertip cabin, Spotted Bear Ranger District. This cabin was
fairly new in 1972, and is accessed by a trail from the end of the
Spotted Bear Road. Flathead National Forest. Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2923: Spotted Bear River
View looking down Spotted Bear River. Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2924: Spotted Bear River trail
1972
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Spotted Bear River trail along the South Fork of the Flathead
River. Montana.
Digital
Image
2925: Koyak and Kenai resting at the Spotted Bear River
trailhead
Malamutes, Koyak and Kenai, resting at the Spotted Bear River
trailhead. Bud's hiking stick can be seen leaning up against tree
in the background. Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2926: Male spruce grouse 'Fool hen' and Bud's trapping pistol
Male spruce grouse "Fool hen" and Bud's trapping pistol
photographed on his way to the Pentagon cabin. Gun is a
Ruger Single Six .22 that can handle two different cylinders,
magnum and long. Bud shot the grouse through the head with
this pistol. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1972
Digital
Image
2927: Kenai and Ky on Spotted Bear Road
The malamutes posing near the end of the Spotted Bear Road.
Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2928: Bob Marshall Wilderness sign
Bob Marshall Wilderness sign near the beginning of Bud's hike
into the Middle Fork of the Flathead area. Bud carried a walking
stick for several reasons. In the wintertime it is nice to have a
stick when you are using snowshoes. He also used to stick to
guide the dogs. He taught them to heel and if they tried to go
ahead of him he'd tap them on the nose with the stick. Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2929: Middle Fork trail upstream from Schaffer Meadows
Middle Fork trail upstream from Schaffer Meadows, where
Bud started his hike. Ky and Kenai on trail next to backpack.
Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2930: Outfitters camp along the Middle Fork of the Flathead
River
Outfitters camp along the Middle Fork of the Flathead River.
Dogs sit with packs on. Good discussion about these types
of outfitter camps located inside wilderness for many years
following the passing of the wilderness act in 1964. See Bud's
journals for more details. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1972
Digital
Image
2931: Camp on the Middle Fork of the Flathead
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Camp on the Middle Fork of the Flathead River just below the
Gooseberry Cabin. Bud had come a long ways this day, the first
day, of hike into the Middle Fork. Montana.
Digital
Image
2932: Camp on the Middle Fork of the Flathead River
Camp on the Middle Fork of the Flathead River. Bud thought
about fishing here but he was so tired after the long day's hike
that he just hit the sack! Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2933: Middle Fork of the Flathead River
Middle Fork of the Flathead River. Note the telephone line
strung between the trees. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1972
Digital
Image
2934: Gooseberry Ranger Station
Gooseberry Ranger Station, Middle Fork of the Flathead River.
Horses tied up at hitching post in front of cabin. Library Note:
Gooseberry Ranger Station appears to be about 3.5 miles east
of Trilobite Peak on the Middle Fork. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1972
Digital
Image
2935: View from the Gooseberry Ranger Station
View from the Gooseberry Ranger Station, and the Middle Fork
of the Flathead River. Library Note: Trilobite Peak visible in
the background. View towards the west. Three horses tied to
hitching post. Gooseberry Ranger Station appears to be about
3.5 miles east of Trilobite Peak on the Middle Fork. Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2936: Trail crew at Gooseberry Cabin, Middle Fork of the
Flathead River
Trail crew at Gooseberry Cabin, Middle Fork of the Flathead
River. Bud may have recorded the names of these people in
his journals. One of the trail crew members sent Bud a photo
he had taken of Bud and the dogs. Bud was on-duty with the
Forest Service this day and surprised this trail crew, who didn't
know he was coming. Usually if there is an inspecting party
there will be two or three Forest Service employees with a
pack string. So Bud's trip was a little bit unusual. Library Note:
Gooseberry Ranger Station appears to be about 3.5 miles east
of Trilobite Peak on the Middle Fork. Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2937: Example of an Original Forest Service sign
Example of an Original metal Forest Service sign directing
hikers toward Java. Montana.
1972
Digital
Image
2938: Lion Creek Falls
1978
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Lion Creek Falls. Bud said "The wood nymphs are out. You
don't always see them, but you sure feel them." This photo was
taken during a trip that Bud made with Butch Harmon and Les
Hostetler to investigate the wilderness qualities of the Swan
Front. This trip resulted in a Report that was submitted to the
Forest Service and other interested parties. These photos were
all taken outside of wilderness, in the RARE II areas. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
2939: Lion Creek falls
Lion Creek falls. This is a dark little place to photograph with its
dark canyon walls. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
2940: Main fork of Lion Creek
Main fork of Lion Creek looking upstream toward Swan Peak.
Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
2941: Cedar Grove on Lion Creek
Cedar Grove on Lion Creek and brief discussion of this unique
area located in the Lion Creek canyon. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1978
Digital
Image
2942: Les Hostetler above Lion Creek Canyon
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1978
Digital
Image
2943: View west looking down Lion Creek Canyon
Photograph taken looking down Lion Creek Canyon across to
the Mission Mountains. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
2944: View west looking down Lion Creek Canyon
Photograph taken looking down Lion Creek Canyon across to
the Mission Mountains. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
2945: South Fork of Lion Creek
South Fork of Lion Creek. Alpine lake view with sharp peak
in the distance to the northeast. Library Note: Union Peak is
behind and to the right of photographer. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
2946: View toward the main Lion Creek canyon
Looking toward the main Lion Creek canyon from above Pony
Lake. The small meadow left of center is where Bud and
companions camped. Discussion about this area and the elk
sign here, too. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1978
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Digital
Image
2947: Butch Harmon and Les Hostetler in the Smith Creek
basin
Butch Harmon and Les Hostetler taking a break while hiking in
the Smith Creek basin. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1978
Digital
Image
2948: Butch Harmon and Les Hostetler at Smith Creek Pass
Butch Harmon and Les Hostetler at Smith Creek Pass. Brief
discussion of grizzlies in this area, at the head of Smith Pass
and north. Library Note: Photo shows Holland Peak in the
distance, view towards the southeast. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1978
Digital
Image
2949: Butch Harmon and Les Hostetler
Butch Harmon and Les Hostetler at Smith Creek Pass. Library
Note: Photo shows Holland Peak in the distance, view towards
the southeast. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1978
Digital
Image
2950: Les Hostetler resting at Smith Creek Pass
Les at Smith Pass. Butch Harmon is barely visible sitting next to
Les Hostetler. Brief discussion of navigating this rugged country
and the grizzly sign below this point, on the wilderness side of
the divide. Library Note: Photograph most likely shows Holland
Peak in background. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1978
Digital
Image
2951: Bob Marshall Wilderness sign
Bob Marshall Wilderness sign at the top of Smith Pass, looking
north. Bud and his grandson David Moore hiked here in 1980.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1980
Digital
Image
2952: Koyak in the wildflowers
Koyak in the wildflowers at Albino Basin. Montana.
1980
Digital
Image
2953: David Moore at Smith Creek Pass
David Moore at Smith Creek Pass overlooking the Little Salmon
country. View from near Cooney Mountain looking Northwest.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1980
Digital
Image
2954: Inlet (spring) at Lion Pass
Inlet (spring) at Lion Creek Pass and wild onion discussion.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1983
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Image
2955: Palisade Lake just below Lion Creek Pass
Palisade Lake just below Lion Pass and brief discussion about
this area. This was during a trip that Bud took with Vicki to
scout for possible trapline locations. Bud standing on rocky
outcrop with lake in the background. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1983
Digital
Image
2956: Looking up at Lion Creek Pass
Looking up at Lion Pass "where Uno came down." Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2957: Palisade Lake just below Lion Creek Pass
Palisade Lake just below Lion Pass looking west to northwest
over lake. Bud has heard about people fishing in this lake, but
he never did "joint up" and try it. The fish were probably planted
here, if there are any. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2958: Lion Creek Falls
Lion Creek Falls where the wood nynphs live. "Wood Nymph
Falls" according to Bud. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2959: Vicki Moore climbing above Lion Creek
Vicki Moore climbing above Lion Creek toward Lion Creek Pass
with Swan Peak in the distance. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2960: Swan Peak view while climbing up toward Lion Creek
Pass
Bud or Vicki took this photo of Swan Peak while climbing up
toward Lion Pass. Switchbacks are the main feature along the
trail in this area. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2961: Bud Moore hiking above Lion Creek
Bud Moore taking a break above Lion Creek looking toward
Swan Peak. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2962: Swan Peak from Lion Creek
Montana
1983
Digital
Image
2963: View of Lion Creek canyon
Above the Lion Creek canyon. You can see the dense forests
and "jungles" typical of Lion Creek. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
2964: Lion Creek Falls
Montana
1983
Digital
Image
2965: View looking toward Condon Mountain
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On the wilderness side of Smith Creek Pass looking toward
Condon Mountain. Bud was packing out his trapping camp from
the previous winter. Library Note: Cooney Mountain behind to
the right of photographer. Montana.
Digital
Image
2966: On the wilderness side of Smith Creek Pass
On the wilderness side of Smith Pass where Bud chopped a lot
of footholds on his way out of the Bob Marshall. Koyak visible in
the snow. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2967: Swan Crest
Swan Crest and the Little Salmon looking north toward the
anticline. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2968: A snowy Swan Crest in July
Swan Crest and the avalanche at the head of the Little Salmon
with the trail center photo. You can see how hard it would be
to get across this pass in July with stock. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1984
Digital
Image
2969: Looking toward the Mission Mountains from Smith Creek
Pass
Looking toward the Mission Mountains from Smith Pass.
Note the pack trail on the left and Koyak is sitting right on the
pass where the trail crosses. Palisade Lake would be behind
photographer. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2970: Smith Creek Pass wilderness
View of Smith Creek Pass wilderness area. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2971: Switchbacks on Smith Pass
The switchbacks on Smith Creek Pass, barely visible in the
snow. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2972: Palisades camp
Canvas shelter set up at Palisades camp. Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
2973: Carrie Lee Parker, Smith Creek Pass
Carrielee Parker riding a mule on the trail at Smith Creek Pass.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1985
Digital
Image
2974: Tom Parker, Smith Creek Pass
Tom Parker with pack string at Smith Pass. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1985
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Digital
Image
2975: Swans with the Swan Range in the background
Swans feeding in an open meadow with the Swan Range in the
background. Montana.
undated
Digital
Image
2976: Winter scene at Double Diamond Guest Ranch
Double Diamond Guest Ranch and a brief story about the huge
grizzly bear trap that was once on display at the bar here, found
in Barber Creek by Charlie Goff, a Forest Service employee.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1975
Digital
Image
2977: Swan River in wintertime
The trail from Coyote Forest meets the river near the site where
this photo was taken. We are looking upstream, with Beaver
Run on the right. Bud shot a buck on the point about the center
of this photo one year when Koyak was with him, before Koyak
became gun shy. Bud was trapping ermines, mink and beaver
and he also caught a couple of marten in the spruce forest on
the way down to the river from the cabin. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1976
Digital
Image
2978: Janet and the dogs crossing the Swan River
Janet and the malamutes crossing the Swan River near Coyote
Forest. Montana.
1976
Digital
Image
2979: Swan River near Coyote Forest
View looking down Swan River near Coyote Forest. Montana.
1976
Digital
Image
2980: Swan River near Coyote Forest
Janet Moore climbing on downed logs in the Swan River near
Coyote Forest. Montana.
1976
Digital
Image
2981: Fishing hole on the Swan
A nice fishing hole, swimming or picnic area at the Swan River
near Coyote Forest. Bud and Janet built a trail to the river from
the cabin so that Norman Maclean could get to the river and
fish. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1976
Digital
Image
2982: Butch Harmon, Swan Valley
Butch Harmon, Swan Valley. Bud took this photo at the
beginning of the 1978 trip with Butch and Les Hostetler to
research the Swan Front and write a report. This was during the
RARE II era. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1978
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Digital
Image
2983: Bud's Swan Valley trapping outfit
Bud's Swan Valley trapping outfit on the Elk Point Road,
including his snowmobile and trailer. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1978
Digital
Image
2984: Looking southwest across Coyote Forest
Looking across Coyote Forest neighbor, Rasmussen's, toward
Hemlock Point on the left and Shangrila Peak in the center (Elk
Creek). Note the big clearcuts that were highly visible. Montana.
1979
Digital
Image
2985: View southwest from near Condon and Coyote Forest
View of part of the old Sias property where a sawmill was
once located. Bud saw the biggest grizzly track he'd ever seen
in the Swan Valley in a sawdust pile here one day. This is a
real grizzly patch in this neighborhood. Bud once owned this
property and later sold it to Les Hostetler, who, in turn, sold it to
a man by the name of Rusty ___________. Montana.
1979
Digital
Image
2986: Lunchtime for the snowmobilers
Lunchtime on the Mission side of the Swan Valley above the big
clearcut. Bob Newman, Janet Moore and Gyda Newman on the
snowmobiles. Swan Valley is buried under cloud cover below
the snowmobilers. Montana.
1980
Digital
Image
2987: Snowmobile outing with Bob and Gyda Newman, Janet
Moore
Snowmobile outing with Bob and Gyda Newman, Janet Moore
in the Big Clearcut above the fog in the Swan Valley. Montana.
1981
Digital
Image
2988: Swan Valley view
Swan Valley view taken while on a snowmobile outing above
the big clearcut. Montana.
1981
Digital
Image
2989: Bud's canoe on Lindbergh lake
Bud's canoe at the sandy beach about midway up Lindbergh
lake with snowy peaks visible in the distance. Montana.
1981
Digital
Image
2990: Swan Valley view in wintertime
Swan Valley view taken while on a snowmobile outing above
the big clearcut. Montana.
1981
Digital
Image
2991: Swan Valley view with fall colors
Montana
1982
Digital
Image
2992: Bob Kaser's new self-loading logging truck
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Bob Kaser's new self-loading logging truck. Snow-covered logs
shown being loaded into back of truck. Montana.
Digital
Image
2993: Swan Valley view with fall colors
Montana
1982
Digital
Image
2994: Bud's old green Ford truck
Bud's old green Ford truck in front of the Hungry Bear before
the year of the teenagers, who drove the truck and banged it all
up. Montana.
1982
Digital
Image
2995: Jolynn Mahaffey
Jolynn Mahaffey standing in the doorway at the Swan Valley
Centre. Montana.
1982
Digital
Image
2996: Lake Stevenson
Lake Stevenson and story about Bud hauling logs out over the
"dike" seen center photo. Montana.
1982
Digital
Image
2997: Building Mike Stevenson's road
Building Mike Stevenson's road with a bulldozer. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1985
Digital
Image
2998: Pond ecosystem
A typical Swan Valley pond ecosystem. Ice and snow still
visible in middle of pond. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1983
Digital
Image
2999: Diann Erickson helping to roll out the plastic mesh
Construction of Mike Stevenson's road. Diann Erickson helping
to roll out the plastic mesh used in the wet areas. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3000: Diann Ericson and Mike Stevenson road building
Diann Ericson and Mike Stevenson putting the plastic mesh
down along the section of road that now accesses Bill and Jean
Moore's. Road bridges consisted of old Milwaukee railroad
timbers used as bridges across the wet areas. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3001: Construction of Mike Stevenson's road
Caterpillar bulldozer moving earth and constructing Mike's
road and brief story about laying down the highway-type mesh
underneath the dirt and gravel. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1983
Digital
Image
3002: Max Greenough on Mike Stevenson's road
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Mike's road and Max Greenough, a local logger. Brief story
about Max. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
Digital
Image
3003: Max Greenough "making it pay"
Mike's road, Max Greenough "making it pay". Montana. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1983
Digital
Image
3004: Max Greenough teaching Vicki Moore how to drive a
bulldozer
Construction of Mike's road. Max Greenough teaching Vicki
Moore how to drive a Caterpillar D7! Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3005: Max Greenough teaching Vicki Moore how to drive a
bulldozer!
Mike's road, Max Greenough teaching Vicki Moore how to drive
a Caterpillar D7! Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3006: Construction of Mike Stevenson's road
Construction of Mike's road using Caterpillar D7 bulldozer.
Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3007: Construction of Mike Stevenson's road
Construction of Mike's road using Caterpillar D7 bulldozer.
Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3008: Mike Stevenson working on his road
Mike Stevenson working on his road, helping to lay down the
highway-type canvas or mesh to help with the water situation.
Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3009: Carrie Lee Parker on horseback at Mule Days in Condon
Carrielee Parker at Mule Days in Condon. Brief story about
Mule Days, in general, and one year when an airplane crashed
at the runway across the highway. We think Jerry Watson
was in the plane with her husband, Roger Watson (pilot) and
passengers Gloria Busch, and school principal Kitty Logan.
(We don't remember what year the crash occured, but Bud
is sure he wrote it up in his journals. Probably between 1983
and 1987.) Plane crash. Condon Air Strip. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1983
Digital
Image
3010: Janet Moore at the 4th of July celebration at Condon
Janet Moore at the 4th of July celebration at Condon. Looks like
she is taking the hot dog buns over to the cook shack. Montana.
1983
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3011: Children searching for candy
Children scrambling for candy in the sawdust pile at the
traditional July 4th festivities. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3012: Charlie Goff and Dwayne Forder enjoying a cold beer
Charlie Goff and Dwayne Forder enjoying a cold beer at the
Swan Valley 4th of July festivities. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3013: Chuck Roll, Condon 4th of July
Chuck Roll, Condon 4th of July. Brief explanation. It looks like
Chuck is raffling a rifle or shotgun for a fundraiser of some
kind. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1983
Digital
Image
3014: Susie Cox, Condon 4th of July
Susie Cox at the Condon 4th of July celebration, holding a
mask aloft. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3015: Winner of the 4th of July raffle!
Winner of the 4th of July raffle! Man poses for camera with rifle
over his shoulders. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3016: Cindy and Barney Jette, and Cal Tassinari
Cindy and Barney Jette, and Cal Tassinari, at the Condon
July 4th celebration. Barney Jette is a well-known jeweler in
Missoula and Cal Tassinari was the first wilderness ranger in
this Forest Service Region, and also in the Mission Mountains.
Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3017: Kari Gunderson, Condon July 4th
Kari Gunderson sitting at a table with sign saying Last Chance
for Montana's Wilderness. Condon July 4th party. Gunderson
is the longtime wilderness ranger in the Mission Mountains.
Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3018: Condon 4th of July
Condon 4th of July. People sit behind table selling goods. Two
rifles, five revolvers, various antler products visible on table.
Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3019: Condon 4th of July
Condon 4th of July parade. Truck seen pulling flatbed with God
Bless Our Native Land printed on side. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3020: Dale Conley at the Condon July 4th parade
1983
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Dale Conley driving the tractor for the Seeley Condon Chamber
of Commerce float at the July 4th parade. Condon participated
only briefly in the Chamber. Brief story about the chamber.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
Digital
Image
3021: Condon 4th of July Parade
Condon 4th of July Parade. Subaru seen pulling small float
with a shit loaded with boxes of tea to symbolize the tea party.
Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3022: Condon 4th of July
Condon 4th of July. Convertible Corvette Sting Ray drives in
parade. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3023: Condon 4th of July Parade
Condon 4th of July Parade. Six Boy Scouts walk or ride a
bike in the parade. Note the lack of bystanders watching the
parade. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1983
Digital
Image
3024: Condon 4th of July
Condon 4th of July. Swan Valley Centre tow truck drives in
parade. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3025: Condon 4th of July Parade
Condon 4th of July Parade. Gordon Ranch float pulled by
horses. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3026: Condon 4th of July
Condon 4th of July. Two girls lead a horse and pony down the
street in parade. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3027: Sheriff's Deputy stopping traffic
Sheriff's Deputy stopping traffic along Highway 83 for the
Condon 4th of July Parade. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3028: Wedge Creek in the Swan Range in winter
Swan Range, Wedge Creek, which is a tributary of Monture,
which is due east of Center Ridge. Bud was on a trip with
Horace Godfrey when he took this photo from the trail which
leads to Burned Cabin. This was taken at about the time the
cabin burned. Horace and Bud were enroute to Limestone Pass
to measure snow. Montana.
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3029: Swan Peak
Swan Peak photo and related story about Bud meeting John
on this trail in the winter. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1973
Digital
Image
3030: Swan Peak
Swan Peak from near the Lion Creek Pass. Montana.
1973
Digital
Image
3031: Snag in Cat Basin
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1978
Digital
Image
3032: View from above Pony Lake
View from above Pony Lake along the Swan Front, looking
toward the Swan Valley. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
3033: Looking toward Cooney Creek
Looking toward Cooney Creek from the Smith Creek Pass
area. Library Note: Tip of Holland Peak visible in center of
photograph, view to southeast. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
3034: Dog Creek
Dog Creek. Hiking south to north you would come to Cooney
Creek, Smith Creek, Pony and then Dog Creek. Bud recorded
some grizzly activity in this drainage. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
3035: Elephant's Head
Elephant's Head. Bud taking a break, leaning up against his
hiking staff. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1978
Digital
Image
3036: Cat Lake basin
Cat Lake basin. Les Hostetler, right, and Butch Harmon, left.
Mountain top is shrouded in fog or cloud. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
3037: Cat Lake basin
Cat Lake basin. Les Hostetler, right, and Butch Harmon, left.
Mountain top is shrouded in fog or cloud. Montana.
1978
Digital
Image
3038: Looking north to a snowy Swan Peak
Swan Peak. Not sure where this photo was taken. Montana.
undated
Digital
Image
3039: Holland Canyon
1980
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Holland Canyon. View looking west from near Upper Holland
Lake, with Holland Lake partially visible on valley floor.
Montana.
Digital
Image
3040: Vicki and Magali above Holland Lake
Vicki, Magali at Skylark Lake above Holland Lake. Vicki left
and Magali, right, with the map. This might have been the day
that Bud packed Koyak out. Little Carmine Peak, Waldbillig
Mountain, and Upper Holland Lake visible. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
3041: Vicki and Magali above Holland Lake
Vicki and Magali above Holland Lake climbing up toward the
Notch. They were hiking to Necklace Lakes. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
3042: Vicki and Magali above Holland Lake
Vicki and Magali above Holland Lake looking toward the divide
between Swan River drainage and Clearwater River drainage.
Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
3043: Owl Loop Road
Owl Loop Road seen from above Holland Lake. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
3044: Vicki and Magali checking the map
Vicki and Magali south of Holland Lookout and looking south.
The lookout is behind the photographer. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
3045: Coyote Forest south pond
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
3046: Coyote Forest pond #1
Coyote Forest pond #1, in spring. Montana.
undated
Digital
Image
3047: Kenai relaxing in the shade
Kenai relaxing in the shade during the early construction days
at Coyote Forest. Montana.
1975
Digital
Image
3048: Joe Coutain standing in front of the cook tent
Joe Coutain standing in front of the cook tent at Coyote Forest
before the cabin was built. Good stories about this tent, the
grizzly that broke into it and was shot, Freeman Mann, and
all of the French connections here when Vicki came home in
the summers, and also the connections with wildlife. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1975
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Digital
Image
3049: Coyote Forest cabin
Coyote Forest, temporary shelter. Large antenna visible on top
of cabin. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1975
Digital
Image
3050: Coyote Forest cook tent
Coyote Forest, tent and related good stories about the
adventures at Coyote Forest during the construction. Excellent
stories. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1975
Digital
Image
3051: Wood pile and axe
Wood pile, axe and story about Vicki and ______ Puckett, and
the tent they used as their "room" in the summers. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1975
Digital
Image
3053: The north pond at Coyote Forest
The north pond at Coyote Forest, looking toward the Swan
Front. Note the cabin end logs on right. Related discussion.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1976
Digital
Image
3054: South pond at Coyote Forest
South pond at Coyote Forest as seen from the front porch of
the main cabin while it was under construction. Note the higher
water level, thanks to the still-intact beaver dams. Montana.
1976
Digital
Image
3055: South Pond Coyote Forest
South Pond Coyote Forest. Same slide as 3046 only this one is
reversed (backwards). Montana.
1976
Digital
Image
3056: South Pond Coyote Forest
Montana
1976
Digital
Image
3057: South Pond Coyote Forest
South Pond Coyote Forest viewed through the trees. Montana.
1976
Digital
Image
3058: South Pond with geese
South Pond with geese. Ice still visible in part of the pond.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1976
Digital
Image
3059: North pond at Coyote Forest
North pond at Coyote Forest. Note the lack of cattails. The year
that the ponds got so low, about 1987 or 1988, was the year
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that the cattails got their start -- and kept going. This would be a
good Photo Plot location, or Photo Point. Montana.
Digital
Image
3060: Coyote Forest pitch tree
Montana
1976
Digital
Image
3061: Ponderosa pine pitch tree
Ponderosa pine pitch tree that Bud has used for fire starter.
This is down to a big stump now. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1976
Digital
Image
3062: Pitch tree
Pitch tree. Tree shows marks where Bud removed wood for
kindling or fire starting. Montana.
1976
Digital
Image
3063: Knob at Coyote Forest
The crest of one of several knobs that make up Coyote Forest.
Montana.
1976
Digital
Image
3065: A wildflower bouquet at Coyote Forest
A wildflower bouquet at Coyote Forest. Indian Paintbrush
visible. Montana.
1976
Digital
Image
3066: Guest tent at Coyote Forest
Guest tent at Coyote Forest where friends stayed overnight,
and also people like Les Hostetler who stayed for extended
periods. This tent burned when a small stove apparently ignited
firewood close by. You are looking at the driveway into Coyote
Forest, and the photographer was standing in front of the main
cook tent. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1976
Digital
Image
3067: Beginning of excavation
Beginning of excavation at the site of the present main cabin.
The Ford Bronco that Bud used to move logs around is pictured
here. Montana.
1976
Digital
Image
3068: Bud's stepdaughter Nancy sighting through the level
This is Bud's stepdaughter Nancy sighting through the level (or
transit) for the foundation of the cabin. Montana.
1976
Digital
Image
3069: Digging out a stump with a pulaski
You can see the primitive nature of how Bud started building
the main cabin. This was the start of what became the main
trench for the cabin. Bud built the cabin without a basement.
Montana.
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Digital
Image
3070: Foundation of the main cabin
Primitive beginnings of the main cabin. Good stories about the
plans for the cabin, and also the geology of this site. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1976
Digital
Image
3071: Bud Moore removing the foundation forms for the main
cabin
A well-tanned Bud Moore removes the foundation forms for the
main cabin. "Everybody was tanned that summer. We pretty
much lived outside." -- Bud. Montana.
1976
Digital
Image
3072: Nancy helping with the leveling of the wall forms
Nancy helping with the leveling of the wall forms, looking toward
the north pond. Short discussion of the lack of cattails in the
north pond in 1976. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1976
Digital
Image
3073: Main cabin building site
The main cabin building site before the trenches for the wall
forms were completed. Looking toward the back of the building
site. Montana.
1976
Digital
Image
3074: Kids working with the level on the foundation
Kids working with the level on the foundation. Nancy Fitzgerald
far left. Montana.
1976
Digital
Image
3075: Bud Moore looking through the leveler
Bud Moore looking through the leveler during the initial cabin
layout. Montana.
1976
Digital
Image
3076: Janet drilling holes in the wall forms
Janet drilling holes in the wall forms and good related
discussion about drilling holes and pinning logs without electric
tools, and also good summary discussion about avoiding
problems with log shrinkage during log building construction.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1976
Digital
Image
3077: Cleared homesite
All of the excavation for this site was done with an old Optimus
shovel and a hand pick. It was all done by hand. "You couldn't
just get equipment everywhere then. You had to look a little bit
for it." -- Bud. Short story about Dale Conley pouring the cement
with his truck by first backing into the cabin site through the
opening in the front, which is pictured here, and later pouring
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the interior pads and the front wall. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
3078: Wall forms
Wall forms framed at cabin site. Montana.
1976
Digital
Image
3079: Janet pulling nails
Janet pulling nails from the wall forms during clean-up.
Montana.
1976
Digital
Image
3080: Bud Moore in front of the log deck near the cabin site
Bud Moore in front of the log deck near the cabin site. Good
discussion of cutting the logs on Plum Creek land, choosing the
site for the log deck, and using the Bronco to pull the logs up to
the building site. Short story about Mike Stevenson using the
peavey. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1975
Digital
Image
3081: Decked logs
Bud decked these logs close to the cabin during the fall and
winter of 1975 in preparation for the main cabin construction in
1976. Montana.
1975
Digital
Image
3082: Peeling logs in the snow
Peeling logs for the main cabin. When beginning the peeling job
for the cabin, Bud found that draw knives, which were once very
common, were not available. Nobody was making good draw
knives. As the log home business prospered then the industry
picked up and now a variety of fine tools are available for
this type of work. The chain saws also made a big difference.
During Bud's youth, a double bitted axe, a draw knife, a gouge
chisel, and an adze were the main construction tools. Montana.
1975
Digital
Image
3083: Log deck
The log deck as it looked during the summer of 1976, with the
cabin rising in the background. Montana.
1976
Digital
Image
3084: Log deck in summer
The log deck in summer, looking toward the cabin site on the
knoll above. Montana.
1976
Digital
Image
3085: Bud Moore tightening the eyebolts
Bud Moore working to tighten the eyebolts to the bottom of the
gin pole, before raising the pole. Discussion about the purpose
of the gin pole. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1976
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Digital
Image
3086: Gin pole with the Skookumchuck block attached
The top of the gin pole with the Skookumchuck block attached,
and related discussion. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1976
Digital
Image
3087: Janet Moore and Clarine Moore
Janet Moore and Clarine Moore ________, helping to set up
the gin pole. Note the BB Hoist for raising the gin pole, the Aframe, and the guy cables (which will help to raise the pole with
come-alongs so you can lift the pole evenly). Montana. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1976
Digital
Image
3088: Gin pole after connecting the eyebolts
The gin pole as it looked after connecting the eyebolts.
Montana.
1976
Digital
Image
3089: Clarine Moore is cranking the BB Hoist
Clarine Moore _______ is cranking the BB Hoist while Janet
and Bud Moore (out of sight) adjust the cables that are attached
as guy wires to raise the pole evenly. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1976
Digital
Image
3090: Bud Moore adjusting the come-along
Bud Moore adjusting the come-along attached to an A-frame,
which helps to raise the gin pole. Related discussion about
the lack of options in trying to raise logs with boom trucks and
other mechanical means. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1976
Digital
Image
3091: The gin pole
The gin pole and six guy lines or cables. Related discussion.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1976
Digital
Image
3092: Bud adjusting the come-along
Bud adjusting the come-along under the A-frame during the
raising of the gin pole. Montana.
1976
Digital
Image
3093: Bud Moore climbing a tree
Bud Moore climbing a tree behind the cabin in order to attach
a cable which will be used to pull the gin pole to the upright
position. Related discussion about climbing spurs, and how Bud
first learned to use them. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
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Digital
Image
3094: Bud Moore climbing a tree
Bud Moore climbing a tree behind the cabin in order to lock
a cable to use to pull the gin pole to the upright position.
Montana.
1976
Digital
Image
3095: Bud Moore climbing a tree
Bud Moore climbing a tree behind the cabin in order to lock a
cable to use to pull the gin pole to the upright position. Related
discussion. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1976
Digital
Image
3096: Bud Moore climbing down the tree
Bud Moore climbing down from assembling the gin pole cabling
system. Montana.
1976
Digital
Image
3097: Raising a log with the gin pole
Raising a log with the gin pole and related discussion, and
summary of the methods used to raise the logs as the rounds
grew higher. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1976
Digital
Image
3098: Raising a log with the gin pole
Raising a log with the gin pole and related discussion. Montana.
1976
Digital
Image
3099: Bud Moore cleaning up logs
Bud Moore using a draw knife to clean up a log before setting it
into place on the wall. Related discussions. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1976
Digital
Image
3100: Building up the walls
Bud cut this log with a chainsaw and an axe to make the lateral
groove more like a Swedish cope, rather than a V-notch, which
is more typical of Scandinavian log construction methods.
Related discussion about cutting this groove and the tools used
to create it including a log scribe. Bud visited with Ed Beck and
Fred Kaser, Swan Valley log workers and borrowed a scribe
from Kaser. He took the scribe to Edd Nentwig who fashioned
two of them -- one for Bud and one for himself. These are not
the types of tools that could be found ready made. "You had
to make them yourself," Bud explained. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1976
Digital
Image
3101: Notched log
This notch is typical of those used in chinkless log construction,
favored among the Finlanders and Scandinavians of the Swan
Valley. Montana.
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Digital
Image
3102: Sill log notched for the floor joists
Sill log notched for the floor joists, and related discussion.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1976
Digital
Image
3103: Bill Moore cutting the notches in a sill log
Bill Moore cutting the notches in a sill log for the floor joists,
which will be put in place later. Montana.
1976
Digital
Image
3104: Center beam
This is the center beam that supports the floor joists for the
main cabin. When the center beam is notched, it will fit over the
two center cement piers. The main cabin foundation is 22 feet
by 36 feet inside measurements, so the center beam rests on
two cement piers eleven feet apart. Montana.
1976
Digital
Image
3105: Bud Moore working on logs
Bud Moore working on one of the first logs before setting it in
place. Related discussion about this process. Montana. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1976
Digital
Image
3106: Bill Moore cleaning a log
Bill Moore cleans a log, and a helper works on the opposite
wall. Note that the center beam is in place. Related discussion
about the first round of logs on top of the sill log, and how to
adjust the log size so that the "rounds" of logs come out even.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1976
Digital
Image
3107: Center beam in place
This is a good view of the center beam notched in place, along
with the sill logs (half logs) being fashioned for placement.
Related discussion. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1976
Digital
Image
3108: Janet and the crew taking a coffee break
Janet and the crew taking a coffee break from the ongoing
construction projects at Coyote Forest. Note the handmade
table. Brief story about Bud's other hand-made furniture, and
also the table that Mike Stevenson built for the office. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1976
Digital
Image
3109: Charlie Bovay boring holes in logs
Charlie Bovay boring the holes and pinning logs on the main
cabin. Charlie worked at Coyote Forest for two summers. Bud
met him through Les Hamilton, who lived nearby. Related story
1977
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about Charlie. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
Digital
Image
3110: Coyote Forest cabin under construction
Coyote Forest rising up! Norman Maclean would have people
ask him, "How is Bud doing up there?" And Norman would say,
"Well, he's not doing so good. He's trying to build a cabin above
the trees, but the trees are growing faster than the cabin is
rising, so he's losing ground!" Brief story. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1977
Digital
Image
3111: Bud taking a break
Bud taking a break during main cabin construction, and related
brief discussion of the cabin dormers. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1977
Digital
Image
3112: Cabin construction underway
Going up with the logs to the ridge pole, and short story about
Charlie Bovay's fear of heights. Note the crossed-poles in
front that Bud used to raise the logs -- sort of like an overshot
stacker. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1977
Digital
Image
3113: Bud Moore on cabin wall
Bud Moore walking on a log during cabin construction.
Montana.
1977
Digital
Image
3114: Bud Moore working on a corner
Bud Moore working on one of the log corners of the main cabin.
Montana.
1977
Digital
Image
3115: View looking down wall of cabin
Logs up to the first floor ceiling. Montana.
1977
Digital
Image
3116: Looking toward the north pond
Looking toward the north pond from the front porch of the main
cabin, under construction. Montana.
1977
Digital
Image
3117: Bud Moore working on a corner notch
Bud Moore working on a corner notch over the front porch of
the main cabin. Montana.
1977
Digital
Image
3118: Charlie Bovay boring the holes and pinning logs on the
main cabin
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Charlie Bovay boring the holes and pinning logs on the main
cabin. Charlie worked at Coyote Forest for two summers. Bud
met him through Les Hamilton, who lived nearby. Montana.
Digital
Image
3119: The cabin ceiling logs are in but the floor joists haven't
yet been installed when this photo was taken
The cabin ceiling logs are in but the floor joists haven't yet been
installed when this photo was taken. Montana.
1977
Digital
Image
3120: View of the South pond
View of the South pond from the front porch of the main cabin.
Montana.
1977
Digital
Image
3121: Main cabin construction
Main cabin construction. Man seen sitting on top of log wall.
Montana.
1977
Digital
Image
3112: Main cabin construction
Main cabin construction with scaffolding, braces and ladder.
Montana.
1977
Digital
Image
3123: Main cabin construction
Main cabin construction. The gin pole is in the center, and the
ridgepole has been put in place. Montana.
1977
Digital
Image
3124: Ridge pole on main cabin
Ridge pole on main cabin. "Poles and poles," Bud said. Bud
had the logs counted at one time, but doesn't remember how
many logs were used in the cabin construction. Montana.
1977
Digital
Image
3125: Butch Harmon and Bob Newman
Butch Harmon and Bob Newman working on the roof of the
main cabin. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1977
Digital
Image
3126: Butch Harmon and Bob Newman
Butch Harmon and Bob Newman working on the roof of the
main cabin. Montana.
1977
Digital
Image
3127: Bud and Janet Moore
Bud and Janet Moore visiting the cabin during the winter.
Randy Rasmussen took this photo. Good discussion about
building the chimney in the cabin, which was done before the
roof was finished, gathering the rocks, and Janet's first sighting
of a grizzly bear. Also, Bob Newman built the barrel stoves
for the main cabin, the washhouse, the warehouse and the
1977
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shop. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
Digital
Image
3128: Janet Moore treating the logs
Janet Moore oiling the logs on the main cabin before the roof
was completed. Related discussion. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1977
Digital
Image
3129: Bud Moore treating logs
Bud Moore oiling the facia on the main cabin. Montana. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1977
Digital
Image
3130: Bud and Janet Moore
Duplicate of 3127. Bud and Janet Moore visiting the cabin
during the winter. Randy Rasmussen took this photo. Good
discussion about building the chimney in the cabin, which
was done before the roof was finished, gathering the rocks,
and Janet's first sighting of a grizzly bear. Also, Bob Newman
built the barrel stoves for the main cabin, the washhouse, the
warehouse and the shop. Montana.
1977
Digital
Image
3131: Winter scene at Coyote Forest
Winter scene at Coyote Forest with snowy peak visible in
distance. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1977
Digital
Image
3132: Bud's dogs sitting in snow in front of cabin
The main cabin during a snowstorm. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1977
Digital
Image
3133: Deep snow at the cabin
The main cabin at Coyote Forest following a snowstorm.
Montana.
1977
Digital
Image
3134: Wintertime at the cabin
The main cabin at Coyote Forest following a snowstorm.
Montana.
1977
Digital
Image
3135: Kenai in deep snow
Kenai makes his way through the deep snow at the rear
of cabin in winter. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1977
Digital
Image
3136: Cabin overlooking the south pond
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The main cabin at Coyote Forest as seen from the south pond.
Note the porch at the rear of the cabin. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
3137: South side of the main cabin
South side of the main cabin in late summer as it looked before
the porch was added to the rear. Montana.
1977
Digital
Image
3138: Log deck
Log deck of peeled logs near cabin site. Montana.
1977
Digital
Image
3139: Tools ready for use
Tools ready for use during wash house contruction. Doubleedge axe, peeler, file, cant hook, and insect repellent. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1977
Digital
Image
3140: Dick Lewis
Dick Lewis on a bulldozer working on wash house construction.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1977
Digital
Image
3141: Wash house construction
Wash house construction. Butch and an unidentified man
pouring concrete for foundation. Montana.
1979
Digital
Image
3142: Wash house construction
Wash house construction. Dick Lewis on the bulldozer.
Montana.
1979
Digital
Image
3143: Shop construction
Shop construction, framed building amongst the trees.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1979
Digital
Image
3144: Shop construction
Shop construction. Original size is 16x20, and Bud later
added a fur shed of the same size, making the building 32x20.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1979
Digital
Image
3145: Les Hostetler at the wash house
Les Hostetler standing on the main roof beam at the wash
house construction site. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1979
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Image
3146: Les Hostetler at the wash house
Les Hostetler standing on the main roof beam at the wash
house construction site. Montana.
1979
Digital
Image
3147: Les Hostetler at the wash house
Les Hostetler and another man standing on the main roof beam
at the wash house construction site. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1979
Digital
Image
3148: Les Hostetler at the wash house
Les Hostetler and another man standing on the main roof beam
at the wash house construction site. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1979
Digital
Image
3149: South pond in winter
Koyak and Kenai sitting in snow at the south pond. Montana.
1981
Digital
Image
3150: Poles in tree
Poles leaning up against tree, probably lodgepole pines.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1993
Digital
Image
3151: Downed trees and cleared land for shed
Clearing for shed looking north toward Swan Range. The main
tent is barely visible on the right, in back, and was used for
storage. Montana. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1983
Digital
Image
3152: Main beams for shed upright
Shed bracing. The camper and tractor are stored here now.
Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3153: David Ash building the shed
David Ash standing on ladder hammering nails into support
beams. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3154: David Ash building the shed
Montana
1983
Digital
Image
3155: David Ash building the shed
David Ash building the shed. Buds said that the pole shed was
built in about two weeks, using ladders but not scaffolding.
Montana.
1983
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3156: Shed at Coyote Forest
Construction of the shed at Coyote Forest. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3157: Shed at Coyote Forest
Construction of the shed at Coyote Forest, building mostly
framed out. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3158: Shed roof structure
Construction of the shed at Coyote Forest, building mostly
framed out. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1983
Digital
Image
3159: David Ash building the shed
David Ash on top of framed roof. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3160: David Ash working on the shed attic
David Ash on top of framed roof. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1983
Digital
Image
3161: Kenny Miller working on the warehouse
Kenny Miller working on the warehouse with a chainsaw.
Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3162: Kenny Miller working on the warehouse
Kenny Miller working on the warehouse with a chainsaw.
Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3163: David Ash on the roof
David Ash and Kenny Miller built the warehouse at Coyote
Forest. David is on the left in this picture, but the man on the
right is unidentified here. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3164: David Ash working with ridgepole
David Ash and another man rolling the ridgepole into place on
the warehouse. Note Bill Logue's "log lifter" truck. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3165: Lifting the warehouse ridgepole into place
Lifting the warehouse ridgepole into place with Bill Logue's
mechanical hoist outfit. Montana.
1983
Digital
Image
3166: Clearing with stumps
Clearing for the garden and related discussion about growing
vegetables and fruits at Coyote Forest, and also a few words
about the greenhouse which was added in the 1990s. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1983
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3167: Slash disposal
Four piles of slash seen burning in a forest clearing. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
3168: Slash disposal
Four piles of slash seen burning in a forest clearing. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
3169: Buckskin larch in a Swan Valley clearcut
Buckskin larch in a Swan Valley clearcut and related brief
discussion of gathering firewood along the foothills of the
Mission Mountains. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1981
Digital
Image
3170: Looking east from Pine Ridge Road
Scenic landscape in the vicinity of Pine Ridge Road. Bud has
seen elk in these meadows often. Montana.
1981
Digital
Image
3171: Looking east from Pine Ridge Road
Scenic landscape in the vicinity of Pine Ridge Road. Bud has
seen elk in these meadows often. Montana.
1981
Digital
Image
3172: Larch stand along roadside
Natural western larch reproduction under a canopy of old
growth larch in the Swan Valley. Montana.
1981
Digital
Image
3173: Buckskin larch firewood
A load of buckskin larch firewood in the old green Ford when it
still looked new. Montana.
1981
Digital
Image
3174: Bud's portable sawmill
Bud's portable sawmill, basically a one-man operation, made
by Mobile Dimension (Mobile Manufacturing). Sawing logs
into lumber at the Joe Raible property at Buck Creek. Good
discussion about where Bud moved the mill in the early days of
operating it. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1985
Digital
Image
3175: Bud chopping firewood
Bud chopping firewood with a single-bit axe in the woodshed at
Coyote Forest. Montana.
1982
Digital
Image
3176: Bud hauling firewood
Bud hauling firewood on a hand-made sled created from a pair
of old skis. Montana.
1982
Digital
Image
3177: Wayne A. Butch Harmon
1982
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Wayne A. Butch Harmon stacking western larch for firewood
in his new woodshed. Related story about Norman Maclean.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
Digital
Image
3178: Bud splitting wood at Coyote Forest
Bud splitting wood at Coyote Forest. Good discussion about the
wool malones, wool cruiser, and wool cap. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1982
Digital
Image
3179: Clearcut, Swan Valley
Buckskin larch, Swan Valley. Snowy peaks visible in distance.
Montana.
1984
Digital
Image
3180: Ponderosa pines
Ponderosa pines near Seeley Lake with snow on the ground.
Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
3181: Larch near Seeley Lake
Montana
1985
Digital
Image
3182: Bud's portable sawmill
Bud's portable sawmill set up at Joe Raible's property in the
Swan Valley. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
3183: Bud's portable sawmill
Bud's portable sawmill set up at Joe Raible's property in the
Swan Valley. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
3184: Bud's portable sawmill
Bud's portable sawmill set up at Joe Raible's property in the
Swan Valley. Montana.
1985
Digital
Image
3185: Bud dragging a whitetail buck
Bud dragging a deer that he shot in the Sheldon Gulch area of
Lolo Creek. Montana. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1969
Digital
Image
3186: Bud Moore and Janet Moore hiking over Blodgett Pass
Bud Moore and Janet Moore hiking over Blodgett Pass into
the Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. Good discussion about the
political structure of the agencies in Montana and Idaho which
managed this area through the years. Bud took this trip while
he was writing the Lochsa Story, and kept journal notes which
were later incorporated into his book. Recording also includes
a brief story about Earl Malone hiking out to Hamilton when
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a man in the wilderness became ill with spotted fever. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
3187: Bud Moore setting a beaver trap
Bud Moore setting a beaver trap on the Lower Clark Fork River
below Missoula. Date is uncertain but probably soon after Bud
left the Forest Service. Note the willow bait with a beaver scent
probably painted on it, and the shear sticks to guide the animal
into the trap. Montana.
1975
Digital
Image
3188: Canoe trapping along the Lower Clark Fork River
This is another photo of canoe trapping along the Lower Clark
Fork River. Note the backwater behind the canoe which was a
good place for muskrats. Montana.
1975
Digital
Image
3189: Forest Service press release photograph of Bud
This photo was taken for a Forest Service press release when
Bud transferred from Region One to Region Four (Utah).
Montana.
1960
Digital
Image
3190: Bud Moore in his cap and gown
Bud Moore in his cap and gown on the day he received
his honorary doctor of science degree from the University
of Montana. His sister Clarine, middle, and wife Janet, are
pictured here along with grandkids David Moore and Kris
Moore. Janet worked hard to arrange this celebration and even
hired a photographer to take these pictures. UM Doctorate.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1974
Digital
Image
3191: Bud Moore in his cap and gown
Bud Moore in his cap and gown on the day he received his
honorary doctor of science degree from the University of
Montana with his granddaughter Kris looking up at him. Janet
worked hard to arrange this celebration and even hired a
photographer to take these pictures. UM Doctorate. Montana.
1974
Digital
Image
3192: Bud Moore crossing a snowy log over the Lochsa
Les Pengelly took this photo of Bud Moore crossing a snowy
log during one of their winter game surveys in the Lochsa.
Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1954
Digital
Image
3193: Bud and his furs
Bud and his furs laid out on his Chevy truck. This photo taken at
the Moore family home in Lolo Creek during the winter of 1938
shows a portion of his fur catch when he was trapping in the
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Lochsa on a regular basis. Related discussion about selling furs
and the Chevy truck which Bud purchased brand-new in the fall
of 1937 for about $600. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
3194: Bud and Bill Moore
Bud and Bill Moore posing with a large steelhead that Bud
caught with a fly rod near Powell Ranger Station in the late
1940s. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1946
Digital
Image
3195: Bud Moore in front of the Moore home
Bud Moore in front of the Moore home in Missoula. Bud holds
rifle and envelope. This was Bud and Jane's first house in
Missoula, which they purchased just before WWII. Bud looks
like he is ready to go hunting, but he doesn't remember much
about the day this photo was taken. Bud thinks he was about
22 or 23 years old at the time of this photo. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1941
Digital
Image
3196: Ranger Bud at Blodgett Pass
Ranger Bud at Blodgett Pass in about 1946. Recording focuses
on the later trip that Bud and Janet made into this area in 1976.
Bud was probably writing in his 1946 journal in this photo. See
journals. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1946
Digital
Image
3197: Bud and Bill Moore
Bud and Bill Moore in California about the time Bud was
discharged from the Marines in 1945 at the end of WWII. Bud
sings the Marine Hymn in the recording. California. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1945
Digital
Image
3198: Bud along the Crooked Fork
Bud along the Crooked Fk about 1948, when he was ranger
at Powell Ranger Station. Related discussion about the skis
(description of beartrap bindings), and the possible reasons
for this trip. 1948 was the first year that Bud was ranger at
Powell. He and other Forest Service employees snowshoed
into Powell during the winter for mainly two reasons: game
surveys or to shovel snow from the buildings. Also discussion of
snowshoes. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1948
Digital
Image
3199: Bud Moore bucking wood
Bud bucking wood with a crosscut saw at "Grandma's" Lolo
Creek homestead in about 1936. Montana.
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Image
3200: Bud at Lolo Pass
Bud at Lolo Pass in about 1937 with the State Line Cabin in
the background. This photo was probably taken when Bud
was going into or out of the Lochsa during the winter trapping
seasons. Note the evidence of the 1910 fire on the hills in the
background. Montana.
1937
Digital
Image
3201: Powell District Ranger Bud Moore with son, Bill
Powell District Ranger Bud Moore with son, Bill, camped
somewhere in the Lochsa region in about 1951. Bud would
typically make this trip with two mules and two saddle horses.
Note the Kimball stove. Idaho.
1951
Digital
Image
3202: Bud posing in Marine uniform in California
Bud posing with Marine uniform (?) in California probably
in between boot camp and deployment. Note the Missoula,
Montana license plates on the car, which belonged to Beth
Buckhouse. Beth worked in California in an aircraft factory of
some kind along with other "Rosy the Riveters" during World
War II. California. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1942
Digital
Image
3203: Bud packing out meat
Bud with meat for the winter. This was a whitetail buck that Bud
shot in the Mormon Peak area of Lolo Creek. Montana. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1938
Digital
Image
3204: Bud skiing somewhere in the Lochsa
Bud skiing somewhere in the Lochsa after World War II,
probably on a Forest Service inspection trip of some kind.
Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
3205: Bud at the Powell Office
Bud at the Powell Office in 1945 and related story about his first
day at Powell in 1935 with Ranger Ed Mackay. Idaho. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1945
Digital
Image
3206: Bud on snowshoes
This is probably Bud on snowshoes, somewhere in the Lochsa.
Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
3207: Bud climbing the weather pole at Powell
Bud climbing the weather pole at Powell when he was working
as the Dispatcher there. A wind anemometer was bolted to the
top of this pole. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
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Image
3208: Powell Ranger District cook, Whitey Long
Powell Ranger District cook, Whitey Long, holding Charlotte
Russell's horse. Long was from Stevensville, in the Bitterroot
Valley, and served as Forest Service cook at Powell for many
years. See also photo 3209. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
3209: Charlotte Russell poses with her saddle horse
Charlotte Russell poses with her saddle horse while Forest
Service cook Whitey Long looks on. Russell is the daughter of
Steve Russell who owned the Lochsa Lodge. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
3210: Unidentified man and woman on a bridge
Unidentified man and woman standing on what looks like a
bridge. Bud could not remember this photo, but wondered if the
vehicle was his pickup truck.
undated
Digital
Image
3211: Whitetail deer at Crooked Fork of the Lochsa River
Whitetail deer jumping up onto the snow-crusted Crooked Fork
of the Lochsa River. Bud clearly remembered taking this picture
with his small black and white camera during one of his trapping
seasons in the Lochsa. Related good discussion about the
rarity of whitetail deer in this area (this is the only picture of
whitetail deer that Bud ever took in the Lochsa). Also stories
about coyotes, wolves, fisher, elk and good discussion about
Bud and others hiking on this type of snow with homemade
snowshoes. Other sites mentioned include Burned Cedar Bar
cabin, Brushy Fork cabin, Lolo Pass State Line Cabin. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1930
Digital
Image
3212: Eddy (Ed Moore) on the saddle horse
Eddy on the saddle horse trailing a work horse into the Lochsa
that Bud had purchased along with Hosea Smith's place which
was located just upstream from Ft. Fizzle. Bud's ownership
of the Smith place was short lived, as he was gone too much
to keep up with the caretaking chores and let the property go
back to the original lender. However, he did profit from the sale
by obtaining this work horse and a few other items of value.
Story about Eddy and Bud helping each other as needed.
Story of Bud and his family moving to Hosea Smith's place at
Smith's invitation when the Moore family lost their previous
dwelling. Short bio of Smith. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1937
Digital
Image
3213: Moose in the Wendover Creek licks
circa 1930
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A moose that Bud photographed in the Wendover Creek licks
-- a natural place where water seeps out of the ground on
Wendover Creek. It's not hot water, but just a spring-like place.
Good discussion of Bud learning to take photos with a little
box camera. Also good stories about Bud's friendship with Bert
Wendover and his ability to talk to the animals. Idaho. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
3214: Jerry Johnson Lick
Jerry Johnson Lick above the main hot springs. At one time
there were thousands of elk using this lick, and Colgate, both
along the Lochsa river. Related discussion about Bud building
a shower in the winters when he trapped from nearby Burned
Cedar Cabin. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1937
Digital
Image
3215: Coyote caught in a trap
Coyote caught in a trap, 1938. Related discussion about the
last two weeks of Bud's trapping each spring along the Lochsa
River. Bud talks also about running his high line, long trapline
for marten which he was able to check about every five days.
Story about shooting coyotes on the ice of the Lochsa River,
Colgate Lick area, in the spring as he finished up the trapping
season. Spring trapping stories. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1938
Digital
Image
3216: Coyote caught in a trap
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1937
Digital
Image
3217: Possibly Wendover Pond or Whitehouse Pond
Bud was unsure whether this was Wendover Pond or
Whitehouse Pond. Related discussion about the location of this
slide. See also 3224. Idaho.
1937
Digital
Image
3218: Bear at McConnell
Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1937
Digital
Image
3219: McConnell Cabin
McConnell Cabin where Bud worked as a lookout and
smokechaser in about 1935-1936. Good description of cabin
inside, lightning protection, telephone system. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1937
Digital
Image
3220: Bud at home with furs
Bud at home with furs. Related discussion about fur sales,
purchase of new pickup, fur economy in the Depression, the
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Rattlesnake Poor Farm, and also the buildings at Grandma
Wright's place where the photo was taken. Stories about Bud
"going over to Butte and having fun" in between trapping and
preparing for trapping, selling some furs in Butte, Missoula,
Hamilton and shipping some for sale. Seattle Fur Exchange.
Selling fur in a bar in Missoula on West Front Street (?). Fur
economy. The Depression. Forest Service interaction with
Trappers. Mention of Forest Service leases for recreation, as in
Seeley Lake, for income. Montana. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
Digital
Image
3221: Wendover Cabin
Wendover Cabin in 1937 and related story about Van Hoose,
who had bought the trapline from Wendover, before Bud had it.
Also story about Bud building this cabin in about 1937. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1937
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3222: Weir Creek Lick, 1937
Weir Creek Lick '37. Good discussion about this hot springs,
Indians using weirs to catch fish, Bud celebrating his 18th
birthday on a trail crew at Weir Creek. Story of Bud "blowing up
the pie" when using dynamite to build trail. Also story of cabin
built at the mouth of Weir Creek by a trapper. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1937
Digital
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3223: Eddy (Ed Moore) in 1937
Eddy '37 posing on Bud's truck at Grandmother Wright's place
on Lolo Creek. Written at bottom of photograph: "Eddy '37."
Montana.
1937
Digital
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3224: Wendover Pond or Whitehouse Pond
This photo of Wendover Pond should be compared to the
earlier photo of Whitehouse Pond. There was one marshy place
above Whitehouse Pond where Bud's family packed shakes
from and this might be that location instead, and maybe it was
called Wendover Pond. Idaho.
1937
Digital
Image
3225: Trapped Flying Squirrel
Flying Squirrel caught in a ground cubby. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1937
Digital
Image
3226: Beaver in the Lochsa River
Photograph from 1937 showing remains of a beaver in the
Lochsa River that had been eaten by something. Idaho. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
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3227: Fog and mountain tops
Writing on bottom of photograph is not legible, possibly reads
"Fog on Salmon '37."
1937
Digital
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3228: Ed Moore on the riverbank
This is probably Ed Moore, unknown location. Man standing
amongst logs on a riverbank.
circa 1930
Digital
Image
3229: Bear walking amongst stumps on a mountain top
Possibly the same bear we previously recorded at McConnell
Mountain. Black bear can be seen walking amongst bleached
stumps. Idaho.
1937
Digital
Image
3230: Warm Springs Fire, 1937
The Warm Springs Fire, 1937. Bud was a lookout and
smokechaser on McConnell Mountain when he took this
picture, and he hiked six miles to respond as a smokechaser
to this fire. Discussion about the way Forest Service crews and
smokechasers fought fire in the 1930s including details about
tools, rations, white ration sacks with black lettered slogans,
and the Forest Service Spokane warehouse that prepared the
smokechaser packs. Idaho.
1937
Digital
Image
3231: Warm Springs Creek Fire
Warm Springs Creek Fire as seen from McConnell Mountain in
1937. See also 3230. Idaho.
1937
Digital
Image
3232: Grave Peak from McConnell Mountain
Grave Peak as seen during the Warm Springs Creek Fire, from
McConnell Mountain. Idaho.
1937
Digital
Image
3233: Owen Johnson on McConnell Mountain
Owen Johnson standing on rocks on McConnell Mountain.
Discussion about the lookouts on McConnell and Bear
mountains including brief information about the boundary
changes on the Lochsa Ranger District at this time, the lookouts
and smokechasers talking to each other in the evenings on the
open radio. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
1937
Digital
Image
3234: Mule deer browsing
Mule deer probably with the Lolo Trail Motorway in the
background. Location uncertain. Idaho.
circa 1930
Digital
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3235: Coyote in a trap
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Bud caught this coyote somewhere down along the Lochsa
River, probably in 1936-1937. Idaho.
Digital
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3236: Marten caught in a peg set
Marten hanging in a peg set along the Gravey Creek spurline,
Lolo Trail of Bud's trapline. The Hudson Bay axe is visible in
the picture. Good discussion about owls, and a story about Bill
wondering what owls talked about. Montana. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1930
Digital
Image
3237: Notch set
Typical notch set with a trap sprung. Idaho.
circa 1930
Digital
Image
3238: Wendover cabin
Wendover cabin (the new one that Bud built) and discussion
about how nice this cabin was, Bud calling it a "haven". When
the road came in to this area, the Forest Service burned
this cabin. Bud always wished they would have kept it for a
demonstration cabin for trapping. Also story about the year that
Jane, Siv, and Ed visited Bud in here for Christmas. Good long
discussion about Christmas, Santa, school plays, community
and family values, including Bud's philosophical changes over
the years. Also stories about church, Bud's mother's Bible,
school dances, values learned by living in wilderness (toward
end of recording), broom dance, waltz or two-step, importance
of relationships and how badly people need each other. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1930
Digital
Image
3239: Mink caught in trap
Mink caught in a 1-1/2 Victor trap using a cubby set, and brief
discussion of trap sizes. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
circa 1930
Digital
Image
3240: Snow-covered cabin
Brushy cabin in 1938 and discussion of snow removal on
area CCC buildings, Forest Service buildings. This Forest
Service cabin was built in 1931 by the Forest Service, and
Heinie Williams worked on this. Usually this type of cabin would
be built in the fall using laborers who were finished with the
fire fighting season. This cabin still stands today. This cabin
was also located on Jay Turner's line, and he stayed in this
sometimes while trapping. Bud talks about the exact location
of this cabin. Story about building cabins to handle good snow
loads, and Bud seeing snow seven feet deep one winter at
Powell. Bud mentions the CCC camp just upstream from the
Brushy Cabin. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1938
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3241: Bones sticking up in the snow
Coyote kill on the ice of the Lochsa River with Bud's snowshoe
tracks also visible. The coyote cleaned up the carcass pretty
well. Idaho.
1938
Digital
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3242: Powell Ranger Station
Part of the Powell Ranger station in 1938 and good discussion
about these buildings and the people who worked here
including Ed Mackay and Bill Bell. Stories about construction
of building, and Bud's first job with Ed Mackay his first day at
Powell Ranger Station. Good bio information about Ed Mackay.
Mackay was orphaned, adopted and lived with a family up
the Rattlesnake when he was a child. Also how Bud met Ed
Mackay, and how he got his first job at Powell. Also story about
Ed going into WWI and finding his sister in France (Red Cross).
Early Days in the Forest Service. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1938
Digital
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3243: Man at Wendover Cabin
Unidentified man at Wendover Cabin, and it might be Ray
Bond who was Jane Buckhouse's half-brother. Would need to
be confirmed. (Sadie married Bond, an early Forest ranger,
and they spent one or two years in the Flathead somewhere.
They lived in a cabin with a dirt floor. Sadie finally wouldn't go
to work with Bond and divorced him. She later married Henry
Buckhouse.) Ray Bond worked on the fire crews in California
and retired down there, returned to Montana and lived with
Bill and Jean Moore. Good discussion of cedar shakes, the
Downriver Trail from Powell. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
circa 1930
Digital
Image
3244: Lolo Valley, 1938
Man can be seen standing with gloved hand on shovel or rake,
overlooking Lolo Valley. Photograph described at bottom as
Lolo Valley '38. Unsure of specific location. Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
3245: Rance Oglesby at McConnell Mountain
Rance Oglesby at McConnell Mountain with saddle horse
and pack mule. Related discussion. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1930
Digital
Image
3246: Lolo Hot Springs
The view of Lolo Hot Springs, "the plunge" and Alley Oop as
seen coming from the Lochsa. Bud was probably bringing furs
out. Note that the fence posts are buried . Bud said this was
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probably taken in February when he was coming out with "the
bounty." Montana.
Digital
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3247: Tom Beale Park
Tom Beale Park in 1938 and related story about this area. CCC
road, 1910 fire, good fishing. Idaho.There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1938
Digital
Image
3248: Walt at McConnell
Walt at McConnell in 1938. This is the McConnell Cabin. Bud is
uncertain if Walt's last name is maybe McCarty. Idaho. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1938
Digital
Image
3249: Johnny Wilson
Johnny Wilson at a trail and telephone road somewhere along
the Lolo Trail (Indian Grave Lookout area, perhaps, or Twelve
Mile Saddle). The Forest Service crews were traveling along
the old Jeep road that was pretty well established by 1934 and
repairing telephone lines and spur trails. 1938. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1938
Digital
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3250: Downed telephone lines
Downed telephone lines along a Forest Service trail, showing
the principle of pulling the slack out of the line instead of
breaking the line. Bud and the crews didn't string the wire tight
but left about a four foot slack between the poles. Usually
attached the lines to "tie trees" which were green trees, 6-8
inches dbh minimum, and preferably 10-12 inches dbh so the
trees were big enough to be climbed. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
1938
Digital
Image
3251: Lolo Pass looking toward Packer Meadow
St. Joseph in the Bitterroot Range is not really visible in this
photo, taken from Lolo Pass looking toward Packer Meadow.
Location of the Visitor Center today. Note that the snags are still
standing here from the 1910 fire. Idaho.
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Digital
Image
3252: Elk at the Wendover Lick
Elk at the Wendover Lick (between the forks of the Lochsa
River and Wendover Creek) near Bud's Wendover Cabin site.
This is the Lick where Burt Wendover told Bud the story of
trying to sneak up on the moose. Story follows. Most all of these
"licks" are also seeps, where water is present. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
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3253: Typical early morning at Big Sand Lake
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Typical early morning, just after daylight breaks, at Big Sand
Lake. Bud took this photo of a moose close by from the Forest
Service cabin at Big Sand, probably in the 1930s. Idaho.
Digital
Image
3254: Bud's Chevy pickup
Bud shiny new Chevy pickup which he bought in about 1937
and related story. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1937
Digital
Image
3255: Sylvia Moore and Jane Buckhouse on snow shoes
Sylvia Moore and Jane Buckhouse at the State Line Cabin
during a trip over the pass to see Bud at Christmas. Related
story about how these gals, along with Ed Moore, came in to
visit Bud at Christmas one year, and also the things that Bud
admired about Jane, who later became his wife. Idaho. There is
a sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
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Image
3256: Ed Moore, Jane Buckhouse, and Sylvia Moore breaking
trail
Ed Moore, Jane Buckhouse, and Sylvia Moore breaking trail
just before the State Line Cabin. These two girls were working
on Ed, according to Bud. Ed smoked, and Jane would sing the
old smoking song "Puff, puff that cigarette." Bud said Ed was
being needled all the time on this trip. Ed cradles rifle with the
two girls behind him. Idaho.
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3257: Uncle Bob's cabin
Probably Uncle Bob's cabin on his mining claim in Mill Creek,
a tributary or fork of Lolo Creek. Bud hesitates because he
remembered that Uncle Bob's cabin had additional short
upright supports between the base log for the ceiling and the
purlins. Bud might have taken those supports out for Uncle
Bob one time. He remembers working on this area of the cabin,
holding onto one of the supports, and falling, which left a scar
on his head! Related discussion about family activities here.
Bob was called Uncle Bob by his own family. At the time Bud
was growing up Uncle Bob stayed in a small cabin just in the
foothills above the Anderson Ranch. His other family were Tom
and Gladys Anderson, and the kids (even the neighbors) called
him Uncle Bob. "He was a great old guy." Montana. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
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3258: Early beginnings of employee housing at Powell
These buildings were the early beginnings of employee
housing at Powell, beyond the bunkhouse and the ranger
dwelling. Good discussion about the development of buidlings
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at Powell. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with
this photograph.
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3259: Post-World War II Army Weasel
Post World War II Army Weasels were converted for Forest
Service use. Here, the crew was probably measuring snow at
Packer Meadows. Louie Normand pictured here. To be able
to move a crew of half a dozen people out in the wintertime
like this was pretty importatnt to the Forest Service because
they were crusing both Northern Pacific ownership and Forest
Service ownership and partnered up. Living together in
government houses, and working together. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1940
Digital
Image
3260: Keith Rudd, Idaho State Fish and Game Department
Warden
Keith Rudd, Idaho State Fish and Game Department Warden,
looks on as crews working with one of the early-snowmobile
prototypes clears an avalanche on the main road about 9 miles
below Powell. This was in the era when all Forest Service
officials were ex-officio game wardens, and Bud was the
Deputy Sheriff from Idaho so they would have law enforcement
from Idaho at Powell, even though the access was mostly from
Missoula. So the Forest Service offices and officials covered
for a lot of the state and local law enforcement. Bud noted that
we don't have this type of interaction too much any more, the
bonds between agencies. "We've lost that," he said. See Bud's
1940s journals for more information. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1940
Digital
Image
3261: Elk on the bank of the Lochsa River
Elk on the Lochsa River in the winter. See Bud's journals
for dates (about 1947-1952). Note how the Lochsa River
freezes over in winter. Bud and others often traveled on the ice.
"Everything ends up on the ice, because of the deep snow and
steep slopes," Bud said. Idaho.
circa 1940
Digital
Image
3262: Vic Parent, on skis
Vic Parent, on skis, while conducting a game survey in the
Lochsa region. Good discussion about Vic being a mentor to
many young men in the Forest Service. Idaho.There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1930
Digital
Image
3263: Ski trail through the snow
Ski trail made by the crew enroute to study the game winter
range in the Lochsa, and shovel snow off the buildings
at Powell. Probably taken along the Crooked Fork, in the
neighborhood of Joe Ebberle's cabin, not far downstream from
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the present Forest Service cabin (which was constructed about
1931.) Idaho.
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3264: Jerry Johnson Cabin
Jerry Johnson Cabin as it looked in the later 1940s or early
1950s, blanketed with a heavy winter snow. This was a
Forest Service Guard Station and smokechaser quarters for
many years, probably was built in the 1920s or very early
1930s. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
circa 1940
Digital
Image
3265: Bud Moore in black chaps saddling Salty
Bud Moore in black chaps saddling Salty with the office mules
in the photo. The bunkhouse is behind the string, and the grub
wanigan is to the right of photos. These buildings have been
moved from their original locations. No ID on the man looking
on, who may have helped outfit the string. Idaho.
circa 1940
Digital
Image
3266: Rocky Point Lookout
Rocky Point Lookout, shown here, was the most valuable
lookout on the Powell District, and was recognized in the
real early days for that. It is right on the Lolo Trail. A radio
repeater system was located here and boosted the value of the
tower. This was the place where Bud worked on his first trail
maintenance with "old Rocky Point Whitey." "He had worked
there so much that they named him for it." Bud worked about a
week here with Whitey on phone lines and trails. Idaho. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
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Image
3267: Jerry Johnson Lookout
This is probably Jerry Johnson Lookout, but Bud can't be sure.
Jerry Johnson is a 30-foot tower and the terrain suggests that
this is the same location. You can still drive to this location.
Idaho.
circa 1940
Digital
Image
3268: These may be the two Belgian packhorses that Bud
purchased from Hosea Smith
These may be the two Belgian packhorses that Bud purchased
from Hosea Smith. Bud used them to pack in the Lochsa, for his
trapping adventures. He hesitates, though, to make a postive
identification! The horses' manes are not roached in this photo,
so they are not likely Forest Service stock. Montana.
circa 1930
Digital
Image
3269: Hosea Smith's horse, Spider
Hosea Smith's horse, Spider, one of a team of horses, at his
place on Lolo Creek. See related slides. When the Moore
family lost their homestead on Lolo Creek, Hosea befriended
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the family and let them stay at his place for several months.
Hosea's cabin is not shown but the building behind Spider
is the barn and the little lean-to shed was used for storage.
Photograph labeled: "Spider '38." Montana.
Digital
Image
3270: Georgetown Lake, 1938
Georgetown Lake as it looked in 1938. Bud was enroute to join
family (Uncle Elvin Wright) and friends at Anaconda for a little
rest and relaxation. Photograph labeled: Georgetown Lake '38.
Montana.
1938
Digital
Image
3271: Girls posing in front of Bud's new pickup
Young girls posing in front of Bud's new pickup, a 1937
Chevrolet. The girl on the right is Dottie Moore, and the other
young lady is one of her friends. Montana.
1938
Digital
Image
3272: Bud's new pickup near MacDonald Pass
Bud's new 1937 Chevrolet pickup parked at the springs on the
north side of MacDonald Pass. Photograph labeled: Pickup '38.
Montana.
1937
Digital
Image
3273: Anaconda Copper Company's smelter
Anaconda Copper Company's smelter as it looked in 1938.
Montana.
1938
Digital
Image
3274: Grouse at McConnell Mountain
Grouse sitting on a rock at McConnell Mountain. "That grouse
escaped me. I didn't get him in the pot." -- Bud. Photograph
labeled: Groose '38. Idaho.
circa 1930
Digital
Image
3275: Blue grouse
Blue grouse sitting on a stump. Idaho.
circa 1930
Digital
Image
3276: Jane Buckhouse Moore posing with the new cocker
spaniel
Jane Buckhouse Moore posing with the new cocker spaniel.
This pup later contracted distemper from a borrowed doghouse
and died. The cocker spaniel shows up in other photos from
this era. This photo was taken in the Lolo Valley. Jane and Bud
were probably hunting for mule deer here in the Lolo Creek
drainage. Idaho.
circa 1940
Digital
Image
3277: Elk crossing the river
Elk crossing the river. Snowy scene. Photograph labeled: Elk
'38. Idaho.
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3278: Jane Buckhouse Moore
Jane Buckhouse Moore posing somewhere in the Lochsa or
Lolo Creek country. Idaho.
circa 1940
Digital
Image
3279: Buildings in a clear-cut
No information about this photo is available. Buildings can be
seen in clear-cut or burned area, with forested slopes rising
behind buildings. Most likely Lochsa or Lolo Creek region.
undated
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Image
3280: Elk in the Jerry Johnson Hot Springs area
Elk in the Jerry Johnson Hot Springs area, with a little bit
of doubt! This is a wildlife lick, and not likely Wendover.
Photograph labeled: Elk '38. Idaho.
circa 1930
Digital
Image
3281: Tom Graham at Wendover Meadow
Tom Graham at Wendover Meadow in the spring. Tom
accompanied Bud into the Lochsa on a spring trip. He had
some connections in the Rattlesnake, and also worked around
Powell in the 1930s, and maybe worked on Grave Peak
Lookout. When Bud went in the first year, he was the new kid
on the block. All the old timers had their spot. Tom was one of
the old shoes! Photograph labeled: Tom '38. Idaho.
1938
Digital
Image
3282: Elk bogged down in deep snow
Elk bogged down in deep snow, somewhere in the Lochsa.
Idaho.
circa 1930
Digital
Image
3283: Colgate Lick
Colgate Lick, showing the general forest type in the surrounding
area. This doesn't show the hot springs, which really were
"warm" springs. This photo just shows part of the seep, but not
all of it. The area all around the lick is "worn out" from wildlife
use. Photograph labeled: Colgate '38. Idaho.
1938
Digital
Image
3284: Elk trail in the Lochsa
Elk trail in the Lochsa during the winter of 1938. Photograph
labeled: Elk '38. Idaho.
1938
Digital
Image
3285: Bull elk in deep snow
Bud remembers taking this photo, and has a better one taken
the same day that is hanging on his wall in the washhouse.
Related discussion about the elk on the south side of the
Lochsa River. Photograph is over-exposed. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1938
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3286: Snowmobile prototype
One of the many early snowmobile prototypes tested on the
Powell District. Related discussion about how Casey Streed
acquired this equipment. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1948
Digital
Image
3287: Ed Moore holding otter and trap
This is probably Ed Moore who went on the trapline with Bud for
one round, but didn't continue with the trapping life. Otter in his
left hand. No. 4 trap in other hand. Probably near Squaw Creek,
and the otters had to pass through the creek bypassing a log
jam. Bud caught two or three otters at this location. Related
story about trapping otters in the log jam. In later years, otter
were protected with trapping quotas. For a time otter trapping
was closed, but now quotas are in place. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1938
Digital
Image
3288: Slush ice on the Lochsa River
Idaho
circa 1930
Digital
Image
3289: Walton Lake
Walton Lake and related stories about the trail crew camping
and Bert Wendover's first winter here. Photograph labeled:
Walton Lake '38. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated
with this photograph.
1938
Digital
Image
3290: Tom Graham
Tom Graham, Bud's friend and coworker, at the State Line
Cabin at Lolo Pass in 1938. Tom accompanied Bud on a spring
trip into the Lochsa. Tom served regularly as a lookout at
Grave Peak, in the Elk Summit area. Photograph labeled: Tom
Graham at State Line '38. Idaho.
1938
Digital
Image
3291: Bud at the Gold Creek Ranger Station
Bud at the Gold Creek Ranger Station on the Missoula Ranger
District. Related discussion about how Bud came to this district
in 1948, and some of the people he worked with. Montana.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1948
Digital
Image
3292: Bud at the Gold Creek Ranger Station
Bud at the Gold Creek Ranger Station on the Missoula Ranger
District. See photo # 3291. Montana.
1948
Digital
Image
3293: Burn at Colgate Hot Spring
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That picture shows how the 1929 burn killed quite a few of the
big cedars at the Colgate Hot Spring. In the background are a
few elk. Photograph labeled: Elk at Colgate '38. Idaho.
Digital
Image
3294: Lolo Valley
Uncertain of the location of the cameraman in this photo of the
Lolo Valley. Note the person at the left side of photo. No ID.
1938. Photograph labeled: Lolo Valley '38. Montana.
1938
Digital
Image
3295: Snowy forest
Fresh snow on the forest. Location unknown. Montana.
undated
Digital
Image
3296: High mountain lake
This burned area across a high mountain lake is somewhere in
the Lochsa country. Idaho.
undated
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Image
3297: Wier Creek Lick
This 1937 photo shows the forest type -- primarily cedar -surrounding Wier Creek Lick and warm spings. An elk is
enjoying the lick. Note the cedar windfalls in the foreground.
Photograph labeled: Weir Cr. Lick. Idaho.
1937
Digital
Image
3298: Wier Creek Lick
This 1937 photo shows the forest type -- primarily cedar -surrounding Wier Creek Lick and warm spings. Elk cow visible
in center of photograph. Photograph labeled: Elk at Weir Lick
'37. Idaho.
1937
Digital
Image
3300: Bud's brother Ed
Bud's brother Ed, somewhere along the Lolo Trail traplines.
Photograph labeled: Eddy '38. Idaho.
circa 1930
Digital
Image
3303: Bud's brother Ed at Wendover Cabin
Bud's brother Ed with a mink and an ermine at Wendover
Cabin. Note the ladder leaning against the roof. The ladder
was often used to take the can off the stovepipe. To keep
the chimneys from filling up with big snows, we'd put a coffee
can over the pipe, or we would put a Tee on the pipe. The big
snows even covered the Tees at some point. That was common
practice. You had to have a roof over the pipe or you would
have a heck of a time getting a fire going. Idaho.
1938
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Image
3304: Mule deer
Mule deer along the Lolo Trail motorway, maybe in the vicinity
of Twelve Mile Saddle. Idaho.
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3305: Wendover Meadows
Snow scene at Wendover Meadows. Idaho.
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Image
3306: Elk at Wendover Lick
Band of elk leaving Wendover Lick. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
3307: Upper end of the Jerry Johnson licks
Upper end of the Jerry Johnson licks. This area still looks just
about the same today. Elk visible in the background. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
3308: Elk at the Jerry Johnson Hot Springs Lick
Elk at the Jerry Johnson Hot Springs Lick. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
3309: Tom Graham at Blacksmith's cabin
Tom Graham in front of the Blacksmith's Cabin along Highway
12 about a mile down from the pass on the Montana side. The
cabin was built between 1923 and 1925 by road crews and was
used to repair and fashion tools for the road building project.
Road crews started the highway 12 project from Lolo Hot
Springs in 1922 and the crew got to Lolo Pass in 1925. Related
discussion. Photograph labeled: Tom Graham. Montana. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
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Image
3310: Bud's brother Ed
Bud's brother Ed showing some of Bud's furs, including two
otters (with the pointed tails) and a coyote, at the Moore home
on Grandma Wright's place. Photograph labeled: Eddy 38.
Montana.
1938
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3311: Tom Graham wearing snowshoes on top of a snowcovered cabin
Tom Graham, pictured here, went into the Lochsa with Bud
on a spring trip. This is very likely Jerry Johnson cabin, which
is located today very near Jerry Johnson Campground.
Photograph labeled: Tom '38. Idaho.
1938
Digital
Image
3313: Winter killed elk
Remains of a winter killed elk somewhere on the Lochsa winter
range. Note that other elk have been chewing the antlers on
this one that died. Idaho.
undated
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Image
3314: Bud Moore west of Lolo Pass
Bud on the road to Powell, just west of Lolo Pass. Note the
telephone poles in the distance. The old grounded line followed
the road into Powell. Idaho.
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3315: Elk on the Lochsa winter range
Elk on the Lochsa winter range with snowshoe trail in the
foreground. Idaho.
undated
Digital
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3316: Moose somewhere on the Lochsa
Moose running through the snow somewhere on the Lochsa.
Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
3318: Hank Viche
Hank Viche in front of the back door of the Powell cookhouse in
about 1945 or 1946. Related story about Hank Viche's work at
Powell as ranger, following Ed Mackay. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
3319: Bud standing next to a Forest Service truck
Bud standing next to a Forest Service truck. Good story
about opening the road from Powell over Lolo Pass in the
spring. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
3320: Hank Viche on skis
Hank Viche probably enroute to measure the snowcourse
at Savage Pass, about nine or ten miles from Powell.
This snowcourses might now all be measured by remote
sensors. The funds to measure the snow came from the Soil
Conservation Service, which was allocated to the Forest
Service, at the time of this photo, probably in the late 1940s.
Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
3321: Wildlife winter range study crew
The wildlife winter range study crew at Powell with their
toboggan and supplies on the frozen Lochsa River. Floyd
Springsten was the representative from the Idaho Fish and
Game, and the rest (Bill Evers, Hubert Hanson, Walt Hahn)
were all Forest Service employees. Bud attended the meetings
in Idaho to understand the training for this project, to ensure
continuity in the research, and then trained this crew. (Mrs.
Irene Evers -- see also Missoulian archives when she retired
-- was the former librarian at the Mansfield Library who helped
Bud tremendously on the Lochsa story research.) Idaho. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
3322: Bill Evers with a snow shovel
Bill Evers with a snow shovel on the roof of the Powell ranger
dwelling. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
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3323: Hank Viche at Savage Pass
Hank Viche measuring snow at Savage Pass. Note the Forest
Service cabin in the background, which was used by employees
as a stopover during snowcourse work. Idaho. There is a sound
recording associated with this photograph.
undated
Digital
Image
3324: Snowmobile prototype
The snowmobile prototype used by Casey Streed after the
war. Casey replaced Hank Viche when Hank moved over to
Sandpoint. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
3325: Casey Streed working on the snowmobile prototype
Casey Streed working on the snowmobile prototype on the
Idaho side of Lolo Pass, still about 10 or 12 miles from Powell.
Note the telephone pole in the background. Montana.
undated
Digital
Image
3326: Louie Normand and other crew
Louie Normand far right, and two other crew members posing
with the Army Weasel while cruising the bark beetle killed
spruce in winter. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
3327: Snowmobile prototype
Bud and the Forest Service crews tested a lot of snowmobile
prototypes and other snow machines. This is probably an Idaho
Fish and Game Department equipment and crew. There was a
lot of cooperation between the Forest Service which owned the
land and the state of Idaho which had jurisdiction over the game
animals. Good cooperative policy and philosophies. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
3328: Army Weasel at Packer Meadow
Might be a duplicate of a previous photo at Packer Meadow.
Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
3329: Roy Daniels sawing ice
Roy Daniels, part of the ice cutting crew and also Assistant
Ranger at Seeley Lake Ranger District. Here, Roy Daniels is
cutting ice at Barney's Pond near the old Lolo Ranger Station,
after the crew had moved from Seeley Lake back to the Lolo
Pass area. Now the location is now called Earl Tenant Picnic
Area, named in honor of the first ranger at this site. At the time,
the Ranger Barney Mendenhall, had backed up the creek so ice
could be cut during this particular winter. Bud made up the term
Barney's Pond. Roy was also the Assistant Ranger at Powell in
1935 when Bud went to work for his first official Forest Service
job at Powell. Roy was a good trainer, soft-spoken and clear.
He told Bud and others all the reasons why they needed to do
this and that. He knew the crews were learning, and he was a
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good instructor. Bud followed Roy, who was Assistant Ranger
at Seeley, but he lived in Stevensville and they transferred him
to Stevensville, while putting Bud at Seeley Lake as assistant
ranger. Bud cut ice and marked timber at Seeley Lake. See
Bud's journals. Idaho.
Digital
Image
3330: Roy Daniels
Roy Daniels loading ice onto the truck at the old Lolo Ranger
Station site. Good discussion about how this was done. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
circa 1948
Digital
Image
3331: Roy Daniels loading ice
Looking down at the truck while Roy Daniels is loading ice at
the old Lolo Ranger Station site. See also Bud's journals. Idaho.
circa 1948
Digital
Image
3332: Bud operating the ice saw
Bud operating the ice saw at the old Lolo Ranger Station
location. See previous photos and dicussion. Idaho.
circa 1948
Digital
Image
3333: Ranger Dan Lukens
Dan Lukens, the ranger at Bonita Ranger Station at the mouth
of Rock Creek, loading blocks of ice in the Forest Service truck
at the old Lolo Ranger Station site. Idaho.
circa 1948
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Image
3334: McConnell Mountain Lookout
McConnell Mountain Lookout. Bud thinks these two guys were
up at the lookout during a real hot dry year with Bud because
of the potential to need extra smokechasers near McConnell.
Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
3335: McConnell Mountain Lookout
McConnell Mountain lookout before World War II. Idaho.
undated
Digital
Image
3336: Jane, Bud and Bill Moore
Jane, Bud and Bill Moore, somewhere in the high alpine country
of the Lochsa. Idaho.
1945
Digital
Image
3337: Jane and Bill Moore
Jane and Bill Moore with steelhead. Idaho.
1945
Digital
Image
3338: Cocker spaniel
Cocker spaniel at the Moore place in Missoula on South 10th
Street. This cocker died from distemper. See earlier photos.
Montana.
1945
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3339: Mountain goat
Mountain goat were common near the old Blacklead Lookout on
the Powell District of the Lochsa. Idaho.
undated
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Image
3340: Art Baisch at the Jerry Johnson Lookout
Art Baisch at the Jerry Johnson Lookout and related story about
this man's adventures in the military and after his retirement
from the Forest Service. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1945
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Image
3341: Ray Bond and Maude Erickson
Ray Bond, left, and Maude Erickson, far right (married to
Andrew Erickson who built the Lochsa Lodge.) Discussion
about Maude's good business sense at Lochsa Lodge, and
Ray Bond connections. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1945
Digital
Image
3342: Jane Buckhouse Moore
Jane Buckhouse Moore standing next to a corn mash cooker
left behind by bootleggers, during Prohibition. Good discussion
about the moonshine business in Lolo Creek and the Lochsa,
especially in Bud's family. Location of photo uncertain.
Montana. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1945
Digital
Image
3343: Jane Buckhouse Moore with Badger
Jane Buckhouse Moore with Badger, the good grouse dog,
at the Hot Springs Lookout which is not the same as Jerry
Johnson Lookout north of the Lochsa River. Bud spent most of
his first summer at Powell on this lookout. Related story. Idaho.
There is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1945
Digital
Image
3344: Jane and Bill at a trail sign
Jane and Bill at a trail sign somewhere in the Lochsa. Sign
reads: Spring Mountain. Idaho.
1945
Digital
Image
3345: Hot Springs Lookout
Hot Springs Lookout in later years. This Lookout was dropped
out of the system of lookouts about the time the aerial patrols
started. This might have been burned, or dismantled somehow.
It was a lower elevation lookout. No ID on the man in the photo.
Idaho.
1945
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Image
3346: Saddled horse
Saddle horse from Powell. Idaho.
1945
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3348: Bill Moore
Bill Moore with his hot dog stick on a car-camping adventure.
Idaho.
1945
Digital
Image
3349: Mule deer
Mule deer. Location unknown.
undated
Digital
Image
3350: Adirondack-style shelter
Adirondack-style shelter built in the Warm Springs Creek area
of the Lochsa after WWII to encourage hunters to get into
the backcountry and hunt or harvest elk. Good discussion
about above average numbers of elk in the Lochsa following
WWII, and the efforts of the Idaho Fish & Game in cooperation
with the Forest Service to reduce the impact on elk winter
range. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1945
Digital
Image
3351: Bud and a young Bill Moore
Bud looking after young Bill Moore on a camping expedition.
Idaho.
1945
Digital
Image
3352: Elk bogged down in deep snow
Elk bogged down in deep snow, somewhere in the Lochsa.
Idaho.
1945
Digital
Image
3353: Horse in front of cabin
This is probably the Colt Creek Cabin, a Forest Service cabin
on the Powell District near the junction of Colt Creek and the
Colt Killed Creek (formerly White Sand) which mysteriously
burned during the fall of 2006. Jane and saddle horse with
Badger on the right. Idaho.
1945
Digital
Image
3354: Grouse at McConnell Mountain
Grouse on a rock at McConnell Mountain. Photograph labeled:
Grouse '38. Idaho.
1938
Digital
Image
3355: Jane Moore
Jane Moore on a log at a mountain lake somewhere in the
Lochsa. Idaho.
1945
Digital
Image
3356: Horses at the Lochsa River
Scenic view of the Lochsa River and saddle horses. Note the
high water mark to the right of photo. Idaho.
1945
Digital
Image
3357: Jane Buckhouse Moore, Bud's first wife
1945
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Jane Buckhouse Moore, Bud's first wife, standing next to
Chevrolet Deluxe. She and Bud were on a whitefishing
expedition in the Bitterroot River, which they enjoyed. Note the
long cane poles on the top of the car. Bud doesn't know if you
can find these poles anymore, but they were stacked in every
hardware store. Montana.
Digital
Image
3358: Bill Moore at the Bitterroot River
Bill Moore on a whitefishing expedition along the Bitterroot
River. Montana.
1945
Digital
Image
3359: Jane Moore on river
This photo shows Jane screening for helgramites. To collect
helgramites, first you find a riffle, where there is nice clean
gravel, then you get your screen and hold it down, then disturb
some of the gravel upstream and the current will distribute the
helgramites and deposit them into your screen. The big ones
aren't the best for bait. "The fish went for the medium-sized,
pale yellow helgramites," Bud said. Montana.
1945
Digital
Image
3360: Bill Moore
Duplicate. Bill with a willow pole or a hot dog stick. Idaho.
1945
Digital
Image
3361: Bill Moore at the family home in Missoula
Montana
1945
Digital
Image
3362: Hank Viche
Probably Hank Viche measuring snow at the Savage Pass
snowcourse. This cabin was put in here during the war for
equipment storage and shelter for Forest Service employees.
Idaho.
1945
Digital
Image
3363: Warm Springs Creek Falls
Warm Springs Creek Falls and related story about this being a
power place for Bud. He went to Warm Springs Falls on his last
day with the Forest Service before his retirement. Idaho. There
is a sound recording associated with this photograph.
1945
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Image
3364: Casey Streed and Herb Erickson with elk skull
Number-nine wire, like that tangled in this elk's antlers,
facilitated telephone communication between Forest
Service dispatchers and remote personnel in forested areas
throughout the West. Long after the critical need for this type of
communications system, miles of stiff, heavy wire still remained
in the woods. Here, Casey Streed (left) and Herb Erickson
(right) display the remains of an elk who evidently became
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trapped by the phone line and later perished. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
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3365: Man taking measurements
Snowmeasuring at Savage Pass or Packer Meadows. Idaho.
1945
Digital
Image
3366: Hank Viche
Unidentified man traveling over snow in the Lochsa Country.
Library Note: Hank Viche, see photograph 3320. Idaho.
1945
Digital
Image
3367: Ice fishing on Flathead Lake
During the Moore family's visit one year to Jane's sister who
lived seasonally at Flathead Lake, Bud and Jane and Bill fished
on the ice in a bay, mostly catching whitefish. Idaho. There is a
sound recording associated with this photograph.
1945
Digital
Image
3368: Man posing with truck
This is probably Bud Moore posing in front of a Forest Service
truck during a break in clearing the Highway 12 road into
Powell. Idaho.
1945
Digital
Image
3369: Tom Graham drinking from snowy creek
Getting a drink from a snowed-under stream is a difficult task
in winter. Tom Graham pictured here, during a spring trip into
the Lochsa with Bud. Related discussion about how Bud would
attach a small cup to the end of his snowshoe stick, and use
the cup to dip water from these nearly out-of-reach streams in
winter. Idaho. There is a sound recording associated with this
photograph.
1938
Digital
Image
3370: Elk bogged down in snow
Elk bogged down in what Bud thinks is the Papoose Creek
Road. Idaho.
1945
Digital
Image
3371: Cow elk bogged down in snow
Cow elk bogged down in the deep, "blue" snow of the Lochsa
in winter. "They can get out sometimes but not always," Bud
remembered. When Bud was trapping in the Lochsa he shot
several obviously starving elk with a pistol. "There was no way
to get the elk out, or help them, and if they were in the last
stages of life, it was common practice (for trappers) to put the
animals out of their misery," he said. Idaho.
1945
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3372: Truck in the snow
Taken at a road head somewhere, probably Lolo Hot Springs,
getting ready to pack up and ride into the Lochsa. The truck
driver was usually sent home to Missoula following the drop-off
1945
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of personnel. Forest Service crews skied into Powell in winter to
check on snow level, conduct winter game range surveys, and
shovel deep snow from the roofs of government cabins. Library
Note: Pickup is 1945 Dodge with government markings on the
door. Idaho.
Digital
Image
3372: Cabin buried in snow
Snowed under. This building is probably logging camp shack or
hovel. After roads were built into the cedar bottoms along the
Lochsa River and its tributaries, loggers and others moved in
to harvest the cedar forests for posts and other materials. The
crews were jokingly referred to as "cedar savages." They often
left their camps in place through the winter, and came back
each spring to continue their operations. Idaho.
1945
Digital
Image
3374: Logging equipment
Lochsa logger equipment awaiting spring snowmelt. Idaho.
1945
Digital
Image
3375: Jane Buckhouse Moore
Duplicate. Jane Buckhouse Moore posing with her snowshoes
and the family's cocker spaniel puppy, somewhere in the Lolo
Creek drainage. Idaho.
1945
Digital
Image
3376: Ski trail through snow
A skier created this picturesque trail through deep snow
somewhere in the Lochsa. Idaho.
1945
Digital
Image
3377: Jane Buckhouse Moore
Jane Buckhouse Moore looks as if she is ready to go hunting.
"She was a good shot and brought home the meat more than
once." -- Bud. Idaho.
1945
Digital
Image
3378: Casey Streed
Casey Streed holding what looks like an antler at the Powell
Ranger Station barn. In winter, elk were drawn to the barn by
the hay stored inside. Bud remembers one year in particular
when the hungry animals broke through the walls of the barn
and ate most of the stored hay. Idaho.
1945
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Image
3379: Skookum Lake
Skookum Lake, known for its pink-meated cutthroats. Idaho.
1945
Digital
Image
3380: Brushy Fork cabin
The Brushy Fork cabin built by the Forest Service in about 1931
for overnight cabin for overnight use in the Powell District is
still in use today. This 1931 cabin replaced an older cabin that
had been located upstream when the new roads into Powell
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bypassed the older cabin. Bud recently noticed that there
is quite a lot of data in his interview notes (his Lochsa Story
research notes) about this cabin. See Bud's files. Bud also
commented (no recording) that his crews once found the old
remains of a dead elk inside of the older Brushy Cabin. The
elk had apparently broken into the cabin in search of hay that
had been stored inside, and died right there, probably from
starvation. Idaho.
Digital
Image
3381: Bud Moore measuring snow
Bud Moore measuring snow at the Savage Pass snowcourse.
Idaho.
1945
Digital
Image
3382: Hank Viche measuring snow at Savage Pass
Hank Viche measuring snow at Savage Pass. Good story
about Hank's frozen beard. Idaho. There is a sound recording
associated with this photograph.
1945
Digital
Image
3383: Bud Moore at Forest Service snowcourse sign
Forest Service snowcourse signs mark the course at Savage
Pass where Bud Moore is examining equipment. Idaho.
1945
Digital
Image
3384: Ranger Station in Gold Creek
Bud thinks that this is the old Ranger Station in Gold Creek,
at Primm Meadows. "The Forest Service had a whole
ranger station in this area in the early days, which was later
incorporated into the Missoula District," Bud remembered.
Typical of these early stations, this main building would have
served as a combination bedroom for the cook, dining table for
personnel, and maybe even an office for the ranger who would
have also worked in this building. Idaho.
1945
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Image
3385: Logging equipment demonstration
Bud Moore frequently attended the annual logger conventions
held in Spokane. This photo documents some type of logging
equipment demonstration. Library Note: Conference is/was
called Intermountain Logging Conference. Idaho.
1945
Digital
Image
3387: Bud Moore measuring snow
This photo of Bud Moore at either Packer Meadows or Powell
Pasture, shows typical snow-measuring tools. Idaho.
1945
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Image
3388: Jane Buckhouse Moore on horseback
Jane Buckhouse Moore on horseback crossing the newer
Warm Springs Creek pack bridge. Good discussion about
construction of this suspension bridge in the Post WWII years.
The view of this photo is looking north toward Highway 12. The
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discussion includes a good description of transporting the stiff,
heavy cable by truck and