The herd lands here stained with a red-sand desert region; it is known for the towering sandstone buttes of Falcon Valley; the place is home of the famous "purple sage" of western lore. made more dramatic by the red sands of the area. There are very few trees in the area because of the extreme dryness and lack of moisture. Due to the sparsity of habitat, there is not much wildlife in Falcon Valley as in other parts of the Pinal county herds - aside from the several falcons you will spot soaring above..; but an occasional juniper will appear near the edges of the valley. When moisture is available, cliffrose, rabbitbrish, and snakewood can be seen growing. As far as the back side of the territories. Lies a lake; known as Lake Powell. Straddling the border of Arizona and Utah.. Here you can find the herd most of the time, but what out. Preditors could be larking..

Lead Stallion: C'zar
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