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Desert Bandanna
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The Not So Fine Print: The material presented herein and printed on the Desert Bandanna© is meant as a basic introduction and guide to nature and survival, a non exhaustive subject. Further reading and instruction is recommended for all outdoor sports and activities. Hiking, camping, climbing, along with a very long list of other outdoor activities can and should be considered potentially hazardous and should only be done with proper training and in the company of friends and others. Never go alone. Copyrights and trademarks: The Desert Bandanna - Third Edition© designs, artwork and photographs are registered copyrights 2008. Desert Bandanna - Third Edition, Bonnie BandannaTM. Riley CoyoteTM and "DeRanger" SteveTM are trademarks of "DeRanger" Steve and DesertBandanna.com. "Desert City" copyright 2004 Leanne Nguyen. Reproduction and distribution of all or part by any means either mechanical, electrical or electronic is prohibited without permission of of the respective owners. |
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A Desert Tortise found in the wilds of Joshua Tree National Park - Spring 2005. Handling tortoises found in the desert may cause them to void their vital internal water supply. Since few tortoises survive handling Please leave them alone.<More Info> 
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Chuckwallas, Sauromalus obesus (ater) or "Big fat ugly lizard". When Chuckwallas are threatened they scurry into into crevices and inflate aire bladders making it difficult for them to be removed. Local Indian tribes considered the chuckwalla a delicacy and hunted them with a special tool. 
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The Tarantula - large hairy, scary and harmless. With a bite less toxic than a bee sting tarantulas are welcome around the house as hunters and trappers that eat small rodents and insects.  |
Cousin to the tarantula the very cute Striped Groundtula is a scavenger. Mooching nuts and snacks at local outdoor pubs and cafes their voracious appetites often leave you with a huge bar tab as they guzzle your beer. Never feed wild animals. 
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A Berdoo Canyon Adventure - 2005 So. Entrance at 33°48'4.59"N, 116°10'59.45"W |
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 Jessica and Ryan were towed 15 miles off road then another 21 miles to the Ford dealer. |
 Do not take your rental car off road. It was three hours before we could call for his rescue 6+ hours before his rescue. |
 This particular faux Hummer has been rescued by us more than once. |
