Located in Northwestern Nevada, on the west slope of Fred's Mountain is a paradise for man and critter. Forty acres of largely undisturbed high desert, provides a home for two people, two dogs, one cat, two horses, and numerous rabbits, squirrels, coyotes, badgers, other rodents and ant colonies.
Roy and Tara Blood are former Air Traffic Controllers. Roy plays at ranching and computers. Tara, writes, knits, and teaches bible studies.
The dogs are made up of two aquired pups. A shelty-aussi mix and a catahoula .
The cat very black furry lover. The two horses names tell much, Red and Rusty. They are older geldings.
The natural wild life consists of cotton tail and jack rabbits, ground squirrels, kangaroo rats and other rodents, along with coyotes. There is a large bird population including quail, blue jays, magpies, ravens, finches, sparrows, and sightings of red tailed hawks, and golden eagles.
The house is set on the South facing slope with the house having a southern exposure taking full advanatge of sun.
We sit at 5600' with open views of the Eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains. See the Gallery pages for a few of our spetacular views.
Potential volcanic eruptions under watch in Alaska
This could be tomorrows headline.
Currently all is quiet along this range, but things can change.
The National Weather Service SWAG for a forecast section that includes Anthillacres.