1998 M.D. Mabeeg Journal Antelope Crk - intrsect. AntCr. + Ponderosa Way South Antelope Campground Tebama 22 July 9:00 pm After looking at distribution maps and MUZ collection records I decided not to trap the Eagle Lake area. Instead we went straight to the Payne Creek - Manton area that has been collected at before. The nearest public lands and campground is just East of Payne Creek down Ponderosa Way off Plum Creek road. South Antelope Campground - 8.5 miles from the intersection of Ponderosa + Plum Creek Rd. is where we will stay. The road leading here is about 1/2 owned by a logging company - probably once was good habitat but has all been cut down - and the Forest Service part of the area is very nice. The vegetation is a mix of Q. chrysolepis and other scrubby oak, at least 2 species of scrubby Ceanothus, Pinus sabimana, Arctostaphylos, some red bud and, as always, poison oak. We set out 30 traps in