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Yellowstone National ParkSeeing the park from horseback gives visitors a chance to cover ground off the beaten path.
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Yellowstone National Park
2005 Fire Report
2005 Fire Summary Table

#
 Fire
 Cause
 Duration
 Status
 Size
5014 Tardy powerline 10/1/2005 out 0.1 ac
5013 Sabbath lightning 9/4/2005 out - WFURB 0.1 ac
5012 Meldrum lightning 8/27/2005 out - WFURB 0.1 ac
5011 Elk Tongue lightning 8/10/2005 out - WFURB 33 ac
5010 Vermillion lightning 8/8/2005 out - WFURB 0.1 ac
5009 Butte lightning 8/8/2005 out - WFURB 0.1 ac
5008 JLoop lightning 8/8/2005 out 0.1 ac
5007 Bacon lightning 8/2/2005 out 0.1 ac
5006 Cody Peak lightning 8/2/2005 out 0.2 ac
5005 Hills lightning 8/1/2005 out - WFURB 0.1 ac
5004 Red lightning 7/22/2005 out - WFURB 0.1 ac
5003 Phantom lightning 7/16/2005 out - WFURB 0.1 ac
5002 Chickadee lightning 7/14/2005 out - WFURB 90 ac
5001 Cascade lightning 6/21/2005 out - WFURB 0.1 ac
Dog Hooked to Travois for Transporting Goods.  

Did You Know?
Some groups of Shoshone Indians, who adapted to a mountain existence, chose not to acquire the horse. These included the Sheep Eaters, or Tukudika, who used dogs to transport food, hides, and other provisions. The Sheep Eaters lived in many locations in Yellowstone.

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