Hidden Valley rules and references
Rules and Regulations
- Adhere to all rules and
regulations posted by the Virginia Department of Game and Inland
Fisheries and other state and federal agencies.
- Licenses are required
to hunt and fish at Hidden Valley WMA
- Disturbing, removing,
and collecting plants and/or animals require a permit and are otherwise
a criminal offense punishable under the penalties prescribed by law.
Photographs
All images contained in this series are copyrighted by Richard Kretz
References
Brown, Ralph M. A Sketch Of The
Early History Of Southwestern Virginia. William and Mary
Quarterly 2nd Ser., Vol. 17 No. 4 (Oct. 1937), pp 501-513.
Chew, Collins, 2009. A Simple
Geologic History Of Southwest Virginia. Johnson City, TN.
Frye, Keith, 2008. Roadside Geology
Of Virginia. Missoula, MT: Mountain Press Publishing Co.
Gable, Claude, 2010. New Trail
Coming Soon to a Big Mountain Near You. St. Paul, VA: Mountain
Peeks Magazine, Issue No. 2, pp 31-33.
Gooch, Bob, 2000. Enjoying Virginia
Outdoors: A Guide To Wildlife Management Areas. Charlottesville,
VA: University Press of Virginia, pp 223-230.
Hamilton, Emory. The Slaying Of John
Douglas At Little Moccasin Gap. Unpublished manuscript: Indian
Atrocities Along the Clinch, Powell, and Holston Rivers, pp 28-30.
Mccown, Debra, August 10, 2008. Brumley
Gap: People Power Prevailing Over Corporate America. Bristol,
TN: Bristol Herald-Courier.
Rutherford, Brenda. Russell County,
Virginia: Connections To The Past. The Appalachian Quarterly;
December 1996, pp 77-82.
Sarvis, Will. Prehistoric Southwest
Virginia: Aboriginal Occupation, Land Use, And Environmental Worldview.
Blacksburg, VA: The Smithfield Review: Studies In The History Of The
Region West Of The Blue Ridge; Vol IV, 2000, pp 125-151.
Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries website for Hidden
Valley Lake Wildlife Management Area at http://www.dgif.virginia.gov/wmas/detail.asp?pid=27
Whisonant, Robert C. Geology And The
Civil War In Southwestern Virginia: The Smyth County Salt Works.
Charlottesville, VA: Division of Mineral Resources; Vol 42, No. 3, Aug.
1996
Winegar, Deane and Garvey, 1998. Highroad
Guide To The Virginia Mountains. Marietta, GA: Longstreet Press,
pp 75-96.
style="font-style: italic; font-family: Nimbus Sans L;">Richard Kretz
is a photographer and naturalist who chronicles his adventures in
southwest Virginia at http://www.pbase.com/diggitydogs/clinch_mountain. Stay
tuned to read more of his writeup on Hidden Valley Wildlife Management
Area, or click on the tag for "hidden_valley"
to read previous posts in this series.
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