Stillwater Nevada - Wildlife Refuge and Ancient Salt Marsh Adventure
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Stillwater Nevada - Wildlife Refuge and Ancient Salt Marsh Adventure

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The Stillwater Wildlife Refuge and Salt Marsh was once under 700 feet of water when ancient Lake Lahontan Covered a portion of Nevada. When the lake waters receded it left behind this ancient salt marsh which has been home to the Native Paiutes for thousands of years or as the tribe is known Cattail Eaters. They natives lived off this the salt marsh build Tule Canoes and utilized the cattails to build shelters, weave baskets and use the roots to make sweet cakes which surround many lakes found in the Carson Sink. Overshadowed by the beautiful Stillwater Mountains the warriors would set off for the day to hunt down big horned sheep, antelope and other wild animals. For thousands of years the natives lived peacefully on what is known today as the Stillwater Refuge When the ranchers came in the mid 1800's they re diverted allot of the water from the river, marshland and its lakes to irrigate their land. Thus in turn causing the marsh to nearly dry out which was a water source and also used by the natives to fish. No water meant no fish thus it also meant thirst. Today the area has been turned into a refuge which ill take you on a 77,000 acre journey as will journey on the old Paiute Trail, Boardwalk overlooking Foxtail Lake Dry Lake Beds, Salt Flats and even some sand dunes.The refuge is home to nearly 500 different species of wildlife including roughly 268 birds which nest, breed and migrate each year to these wetlands. At one time the refuge was much more lush but drought, vegetation control and many of the canals which were dug to irrigate the farm lands in the 1800's. I am going to take you on a journey one that might be similar in the Outback or Serengeti I know the footage is not the greatest I had gotten some sand inside the camera while hiking here and the camera was not operating at full capacity which caused the zoom to retract and allot of lens problems. But I did manage to capture some film from my journey through this ancient unique land.

http://paranormalghostsociety.org/StillwaterNevada.htm
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