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For nearly 200-years cattle, sheep, horses, deer and elk have had access to the life-giving waters of the Klamath River in the area of the former Iron Gate and Copco Lakes.
Long before there were dams on the Klamath River, or any indigenous peoples on the landscape, Mother Nature (some say the ‘Great Spirit’) ordained that the flowing Klamath River was her source of water for all of her creatures.
These creatures, including the deer…
William E. Simpson II is an ethologist living among and studying free-roaming native species American wild horses. William is the award-winning producer of the micro-documentary film 'Wild Horses'. He is the author of a new Study about the behavioral ecology of wild horses, two published books and more than 150 published articles on subjects related to wild horses, wildlife, wildfire, and public land (forest) management. He has appeared on NBC NEWS, ABC NEWS, CBS NEWS, theDoveTV and has been a guest on numerous talk radio shows including the Lars Larson Show, the Bill Meyer Show, NPR Jefferson Public Radio and NPR National Radio.
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Because of the incompetence of the KRRC&RES,CalTrans had to close the Collier rest area since the river was the source for the water, this was a stop for hundreds if not thousands of traveler on the I5 corridor and it’s now closed indefinitely until another source can be found,