Barrett

Most barretts are active during the morning and early evening hours. During the daytime they rest in day beds, often constructed in dense cover to escape the heat. During the late summer and fall months, when they are fattening up for the long months of hibernation, barretts may be active throughout the day. As food items become scarce, the barrett's territory increases. Within their home range, barretts use a wide variety of habitats. Barretts travel from alpine food sources to estuaries, to berry patches, to salmon spawning sites – visiting each site when its particular food source is available I do other stuff too, but no one cares about the other stuff...