No one told me that big white sheep dogs hate KLR's. I checked the archives
 to be certain. Well, let me be the first to officially list this fact. I
 found this out last Friday on a 320 mile trip around the Great Salt Lake in
 Utah. The west side of the lake is hard to access but I discovered by
 traveling to Lake Point through an active military facility and then taking
 a railroad causeway across the lake I could access the little traveled
 roads/trails that would keep me within view of the lake all of the way. I
 saw views of the lake that were incredible. Small islands, white mud and
 salt beaches, aquamarine colored water, all awesome sights. The new Perrelli
 mt-21's improved my riding skill on the sometimes wet clay ten fold. The
 serenity of the area and the beautiful day were inspiring. I was totally
 alone until I came around a corner and scared a large flock of freshly
 sheered sheep from the road. The little critters all ran to my left,
 probably one hundred of them. I noticed some of the sheep were running
 towards me. As they came closer I could hear the barking. They were white
 like sheep, but I knew sheep don't bark. As I got closer I noticed these
 sheep had big pointy teeth and they hate Supertraps, or KLR's or maybe I
 looked like some sort of predator. One of them  ran along with his nose
 barely clearing my front tire on the left side. I kicked him a couple times
 but he kept barking at my tire. Two were on the right side, another running
 behind. I know these large white dogs are raised with the sheep from pups
 and they protect the sheep from predators such as coyotes. They get big.
 About the time I decided to get the hell out of there another four of them
 joined the fun. I had to slow to a near stop to keep from running over one
 of them. Finally I was able to out run them. I thought for a while this
 might get really ugly but it turned out okay. I 've got to admire these very
 special animals even though I was almost lunch. Very special trip.
 
 Dennis Angus
 A-11 Dog whistle
nklr spring has sprung in the desert complete with drooling sheep
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