My friend for years, Bob “Slim” Bowser, and I, needed to go to Potter County to retrieve some of the completed Wheatfield stones. (These stones are made at this county. The stones feature my painting called, The Wheatfield-Whirlpool Of Death. Prints of this painting are transferred to stones. They make a great addition to those interested in the Civil War.) We left in the dark hours to enjoy the trip and hopefully see some elk along the way. As per the title of this entry we were not disappointed for the Elk were everywhere! We estimated at least seventy elk were viewed, very possibly many more.
Deer were out and about everywhere as well.
We saw turkeys and many squirrels. We lucked out seeing two Black Squirrels.
Two bald Eagles were spotted along the Sinnemahoning Creek perched in trees.
We stopped at the Marion Brooks area where there are 900 acres of White Birch.
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