California condor survey field notes, v1477
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california Condor Eben Mcmillan 25 april 1964 Several Raven Passed Over Our heads as they played about over the Sisquoc Valley. One Turkey Buzzard Came up out of Sisquoc River gorge and sailed out eastward Towards the Goyama Valley. After Lunch we hiked back to our pickup on top of the ridge and drove to Santa Barbara Canyon Ranch of Gertrude Reyes. Mrs. Reyes was much disturbed regarding promotion of a, forthcoming, or planned, Sierra Madre Roadway that would traverse the crest of the sierra madre ridge from Santa Barbara Potrero to Miranda Pines on the Northwest end of Sierra Madre Ridge. Entrance to this roadway, from the south, would be through Santa Barbara Canyon therefore passing through the yard of Mrs. Reyes whose home and buildings are situated in a narrow part of the canyon where a roadway would have to pass within 100 feet of Mrs. Reyes home. She was also worried about running Cattle on Santa Barbara-Salisbury and Montgomery Potreros where in the past she has experienced many Problems With unauthorized trespassers disturbing and exciting the cattle she Pastures on these Potreros during the late spring and Summer months. Last Quail season, or during a weekend in Either November or December, Mrs. Reyes was put to a great amount of inconvenience by two hunters who came through or Under the chain that the Forest Service has placed South of Big Pine Mountain to prevent automotive or vehicular traffic beyond this point into the San Rafael Primitive area. These men were in a Jeep and Continued on through the primitive area and out along Sierra Madre Ridge where: