Caratachea Crater State Park - Revision history

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	On the night of April 21, 1904, a company of seven masked men attacked the herd gathered in the crater, killing more than a thousand sheep. Of the herd’s three tenders, two escaped, but the assailants left Gabriel Caratachea bound on the frozen ground. By the time the others returned the next day with help, the intrepid Basque shepherd had succumbed to the elements.		On the night of April 21, 1904, a company of seven masked men attacked the herd gathered in the crater, killing more than a thousand sheep. Of the herd’s three tenders, two escaped, but the assailants left Gabriel Caratachea bound on the frozen ground. By the time the others returned the next day with help, the intrepid Basque shepherd had succumbed to the elements.

	Only one of the attackers, Hywel ~~Upjohn~~, was ever identified. Charged with manslaughter and property destruction, he was freed after the jury deadlocked and the prosecutor declined to retry the case.		Only one of the attackers, Hywel Pendry, was ever identified. Charged with manslaughter and property destruction, he was freed after the jury deadlocked and the prosecutor declined to retry the case.

	The range wars came to an end when the U.S. Department of the Interior established grazing allotments. In 1978, the Oregon Legislature established Gabriel Caratachea Crater State Park in memory of the valiant shepherd.</blockquote>		The range wars came to an end when the U.S. Department of the Interior established grazing allotments. In 1978, the Oregon Legislature established Gabriel Caratachea Crater State Park in memory of the valiant shepherd.</blockquote>

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	'''~~Escallier~~ Crater State Park''' is a location in [[Barlow County]] in the [[:category:Melisende Dulac Series\|Melisende Dulac Series]].		'''Caratachea Crater State Park''' is a location in [[Barlow County]] in the [[:category:Melisende Dulac Series\|Melisende Dulac Series]].

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	Located on [[Shatter Hill]] in southern Barlow County, Caratachea Crater was the site of an infamous sheep-shooting during the [https://oregonhistoryproject.org/articles/historical-records/central-oregon-range-wars/ Oregon Range Wars]. It is also the location where [[Jake ~~Escallier~~]]'s body was discovered in "[[The Sheepshooter's Funeral]]."		Located on [[Shatter Hill]] in southern Barlow County, Caratachea Crater was the site of an infamous sheep-shooting during the [https://oregonhistoryproject.org/articles/historical-records/central-oregon-range-wars/ Oregon Range Wars]. It is also the location where [[Jake Caratachea]]'s body was discovered in "[[The Sheepshooter's Funeral]]."

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	Between 1895 and 1906, conflict raged in central Oregon as Cattlemen fought Sheepmen over grazing rights on open rangeland. So-called “Sheepshooter Associations” were known to raid flocks they deemed to be grazing on cattle lands.		Between 1895 and 1906, conflict raged in central Oregon as Cattlemen fought Sheepmen over grazing rights on open rangeland. So-called “Sheepshooter Associations” were known to raid flocks they deemed to be grazing on cattle lands.

	On the night of April 21, 1904, a company of seven masked men attacked the herd gathered in the crater, killing more than ~~1,200~~ sheep. Of the herd’s three tenders, two escaped, but the assailants left Gabriel Caratachea bound on the frozen ground. By the time the others returned the next day with help, ~~Escallier~~ had succumbed to the elements.		On the night of April 21, 1904, a company of seven masked men attacked the herd gathered in the crater, killing more than a thousand sheep. Of the herd’s three tenders, two escaped, but the assailants left Gabriel Caratachea bound on the frozen ground. By the time the others returned the next day with help, the intrepid Basque shepherd had succumbed to the elements.

	Only one of the attackers, Hywel Upjohn, was ever identified. Charged with manslaughter and property destruction, he was freed after the jury deadlocked and the prosecutor declined to retry the case.		Only one of the attackers, Hywel Upjohn, was ever identified. Charged with manslaughter and property destruction, he was freed after the jury deadlocked and the prosecutor declined to retry the case.

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	Between 1895 and 1906, conflict raged in central Oregon as Cattlemen fought Sheepmen over grazing rights on open rangeland. So-called “Sheepshooter Associations” were known to raid flocks they deemed to be grazing on cattle lands.		Between 1895 and 1906, conflict raged in central Oregon as Cattlemen fought Sheepmen over grazing rights on open rangeland. So-called “Sheepshooter Associations” were known to raid flocks they deemed to be grazing on cattle lands.

	On the night of April 21, 1904, a company of seven masked men attacked the herd gathered in the crater, killing more than 1,200 sheep. Of the herd’s three tenders, two escaped, but the assailants left Gabriel ~~Escallier~~ bound on the frozen ground. By the time the others returned the next day with help, Escallier had succumbed to the elements.		On the night of April 21, 1904, a company of seven masked men attacked the herd gathered in the crater, killing more than 1,200 sheep. Of the herd’s three tenders, two escaped, but the assailants left Gabriel Caratachea bound on the frozen ground. By the time the others returned the next day with help, Escallier had succumbed to the elements.

	Only one of the attackers, Hywel Upjohn, was ever identified. Charged with manslaughter and property destruction, he was freed after the jury deadlocked and the prosecutor declined to retry the case.		Only one of the attackers, Hywel Upjohn, was ever identified. Charged with manslaughter and property destruction, he was freed after the jury deadlocked and the prosecutor declined to retry the case.

	The range wars came to an end when the U.S. Department of the Interior established grazing allotments. In 1978, the Oregon Legislature established Gabriel ~~Escallier~~ Crater State Park in memory of the valiant shepherd.</blockquote>		The range wars came to an end when the U.S. Department of the Interior established grazing allotments. In 1978, the Oregon Legislature established Gabriel Caratachea Crater State Park in memory of the valiant shepherd.</blockquote>

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	==Details==		==Details==
	Located on [[Shatter Hill]] in southern Barlow County, ~~Escallier~~ Crater was the site of an infamous sheep-shooting during the [https://oregonhistoryproject.org/articles/historical-records/central-oregon-range-wars/ Oregon Range Wars]. It is also the location where [[Jake Escallier]]'s body was discovered in "[[The Sheepshooter's Funeral]]."		Located on [[Shatter Hill]] in southern Barlow County, Caratachea Crater was the site of an infamous sheep-shooting during the [https://oregonhistoryproject.org/articles/historical-records/central-oregon-range-wars/ Oregon Range Wars]. It is also the location where [[Jake Escallier]]'s body was discovered in "[[The Sheepshooter's Funeral]]."

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BCMystery moved page Escallier Crater State Park to Caratachea Crater State Park: Name Change

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	Between 1895 and 1906, conflict raged in central Oregon as Cattlemen fought Sheepmen over grazing rights on open rangeland. So-called “Sheepshooter Associations” were known to raid flocks they deemed to be grazing on cattle lands.		Between 1895 and 1906, conflict raged in central Oregon as Cattlemen fought Sheepmen over grazing rights on open rangeland. So-called “Sheepshooter Associations” were known to raid flocks they deemed to be grazing on cattle lands.

	On the night of April 21, 1904, a company of seven masked men attacked the herd gathered in the crater, killing more than 1,200 sheep. Of the herd’s three tenders, two escaped, but the assailants left ~~Julius~~ Escallier bound on the frozen ground. By the time the others returned the next day with help, Escallier had succumbed to the elements.		On the night of April 21, 1904, a company of seven masked men attacked the herd gathered in the crater, killing more than 1,200 sheep. Of the herd’s three tenders, two escaped, but the assailants left Gabriel Escallier bound on the frozen ground. By the time the others returned the next day with help, Escallier had succumbed to the elements.

	Only one of the attackers, Hywel Upjohn, was ever identified. Charged with manslaughter and property destruction, he was freed after the jury deadlocked and the prosecutor declined to retry the case.		Only one of the attackers, Hywel Upjohn, was ever identified. Charged with manslaughter and property destruction, he was freed after the jury deadlocked and the prosecutor declined to retry the case.

	The range wars came to an end when the U.S. Department of the Interior established grazing allotments. In 1978, the Oregon Legislature established ~~Julius~~ Escallier Crater State Park in memory of the valiant shepherd.</blockquote>		The range wars came to an end when the U.S. Department of the Interior established grazing allotments. In 1978, the Oregon Legislature established Gabriel Escallier Crater State Park in memory of the valiant shepherd.</blockquote>

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	Between 1895 and 1906, conflict raged in central Oregon as Cattlemen fought Sheepmen over grazing rights on open rangeland. So-called “Sheepshooter Associations” were known to raid flocks they deemed to be grazing on cattle lands.		Between 1895 and 1906, conflict raged in central Oregon as Cattlemen fought Sheepmen over grazing rights on open rangeland. So-called “Sheepshooter Associations” were known to raid flocks they deemed to be grazing on cattle lands.

	On the night of April 21, 1904, a company of seven masked men attacked the herd gathered in the ~~surrounding~~ crater, killing more than 1,200 sheep. Of the herd’s three tenders, two escaped, but the assailants left Julius Escallier bound on the frozen ground. By the time the others returned the next day with help, Escallier had succumbed to the elements.		On the night of April 21, 1904, a company of seven masked men attacked the herd gathered in the crater, killing more than 1,200 sheep. Of the herd’s three tenders, two escaped, but the assailants left Julius Escallier bound on the frozen ground. By the time the others returned the next day with help, Escallier had succumbed to the elements.

	Only one of the attackers, Hywel Upjohn, was ever identified. Charged with manslaughter and property destruction, he was freed after the jury deadlocked and the prosecutor declined to retry the case.		Only one of the attackers, Hywel Upjohn, was ever identified. Charged with manslaughter and property destruction, he was freed after the jury deadlocked and the prosecutor declined to retry the case.

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	<blockquote style="background-color: #dedede; border: solid thin grey; padding: 6px;">'''Casualty of Sheepshooters’ War'''		<blockquote style="background-color: #dedede; border: solid thin grey; padding: 6px;">'''Casualty of Sheepshooters’ War'''

	Between 1895 and 1906, conflict raged in central Oregon as Cattlemen fought ~~Sheep Herders~~ over grazing rights on open rangeland. So-called “Sheepshooter Associations” were known to raid flocks they deemed to be grazing on cattle lands.		Between 1895 and 1906, conflict raged in central Oregon as Cattlemen fought Sheepmen over grazing rights on open rangeland. So-called “Sheepshooter Associations” were known to raid flocks they deemed to be grazing on cattle lands.

	On the night of April 21, 1904, a company of seven masked men attacked the herd gathered in the surrounding crater, killing more than 1,200 sheep. Of the herd’s three tenders, two escaped, but the assailants left Julius Escallier bound on the frozen ground. By the time the others returned the next day with help, Escallier had succumbed to the elements.		On the night of April 21, 1904, a company of seven masked men attacked the herd gathered in the surrounding crater, killing more than 1,200 sheep. Of the herd’s three tenders, two escaped, but the assailants left Julius Escallier bound on the frozen ground. By the time the others returned the next day with help, Escallier had succumbed to the elements.