Henrys Lake

After I got married, uh, Sherily's brother fly fished.

He liked to go up on Henry's Lake.

He was a lake guy.

And, uh, but to go to that club meeting was just fantastic, to meet all these other people that were f- all from right here, and they all got...

sure he's like jd's cousin or something so all right uh we get into some um some tribal uh accounts here so this is the uh shunka warinkina uh ring dokus this is in the montana idaho area This is the 19th century regional native oral tradition, a wolf or hyena-like cryptid blamed for livestock kills across the northern plains.

The physical evidence is that a taxidermist specimen nicknamed Ringdocus was reportedly displayed at a museum in Henry Lake, Idaho, but then it was lost.

Somebody lost it.

Yeah, of course.

There's some little areas within Island Park like Max Inn and The reservoir and some communities.

There's the Henry's Lake community, which is beautiful, but a lot of little kind of communities within Island Park itself.

And from a branching perspective, what are some of the typical branches that you might see in Island Park? And why would you maybe invest in properties up there versus other places in the region?

It's a great question.

one of the larger

kind of irrigated ranches within Island Park.

It's just west of Henry's Lake.

But if you look at a GIS map of the area, there's not a lot of irrigated um not a lot of pivots up there not a lot of irrigated farm ground until you get further south into ashton and rexburg where there's a lot of big production commercial production farms and ranches so most of the properties up there are smaller so harriman state park was a cattle ranch at once one point but that's seized operate as a cattle ranch now it's just a trail system so uh Is it similar to