Gallatin National Forest

But the Chief Plenty Coups one seems like it's the most likely.

In any case, the 10,000-foot peaks of the Crazy Mountains are a storied place, and they are split privately and federally between private ranchers and Gallatin National Forest.

And then legally, jurisdiction is split between the Sweet Grass County Sheriff's Department and the Park County Sheriff's Department, of course, with the involvement of the Forest Service.

As far as wildlife goes, the area is home to elk, mule deer, white-tailed deer, black bears, a small population of wolves, and according to ranch owner Jack Ryan, there are no grizzlies yet, but they're coming, which is an oddly ominous thing to say.

The problem is the fork is only about three to four miles from Moose Lake, so he had definitely gone too far.

Later that same day, Joe and Greg ended up taking the same route as they searched further for elk.

And as previously stated, they told officials they were camping at Campfire Lake, which does for the most part sit on Gallatin National Forest public land and is therefore permissible.

One strange thing about this is that Aaron, knowing the area so well, should have known the landmarks, and even if rather disoriented by his mental state, he should have known where to turn off.

Montana.

A red flag warning runs to eight PM for the Gallatin National Forest and Wheatland Park and Sweetgrass counties, with west winds to thirty-five miles an hour, humidity as low as twelve percent, and temperatures near eighty-seven degrees.

Nebraska.

Omaha flood recovery is in its mass care phase.