Blacktail Deer Plateau You said it- I'm losing touch

'Well, now that the skunks are gone," She said, casting an eye over the edge of the caldera to make sure she couldn't see or hear them anymore, "Sure, let's go!" She said. 

Alongside her brother, they moved around the borders, through the aspen stands where porcupines chewed the fresh growth off the lower branches, and deer scraped their antlers against the bark of the evergreen. She could hear the shrill cry of elk in the distance, and fresh rabbit droppings could be found in piles in the tall grass. Once they had gone around the borders, she took her thoroughly exhausted brother back up the slope toward the Keep, to report on the first patrol of what would soon be their new home.