Pack Train Descending in Idaho October 1939

A pack train descends from a summer camp in Washington County, Idaho, in October 1939. Two herders guide the livestock, which include five packhorses and three saddle horses, alongside four dogs. This scene showcases the agricultural practices and rural life of early 20th-century Idaho, emphasizing the importance of livestock management during that time.

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