North Loup River
LOOKING Closer
Located on a branch of the North Loup River on a ranch in Cherry County, these falls are gradually moving to the west upstream in a process called “head cutting”. The flow of this creek is fed entirely by groundwater from the Ogallala Aquifer. This ranch raises bison, so the camera has been “bison proofed” – safely set inside a tall and sturdy fenced enclosure.
Look Out For
Bison Grazing
Lightning
Snowstorm
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