In the winter of 1923, Dewey Morris, a 25-year-old male, along with his companions Edward Nickols, 50, and Roy Wilson, 35, ventured into the Deschutes National Forest in Oregon. The three men from Bend, Oregon, planned to spend the season working as fur trappers, using a log cabin owned by a local contractor near Little Lava Lake as their base. In exchange for lodging, they agreed to look after five valuable foxes belonging to the cabin's owner. The trapping season started successfully, with Nic
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