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Oh, dat’s a fact, Jack. My friends live on a 20 bit of land west of Bellingham (basically middle of nowhere) and the kids…who aren’t kids anymore…shoot, hunt, got horses, ride dirt bikes, etc. good life on their bit of land.
I rather liked Bellingham as a very pretty town on a beautiful coast but I’m w you as to WA and it’s west of the Cascades citizens.
It’s a shame.
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I'm not a fan of bear meat, but I do enjoy watching them when deer or elk hunting. Last year got to watch a bear stalk then charge a doe and fawn from a hillside across the clear cut. Sat and watched 3 this year. But little cousin like them.
The Nolichucky River is just beyond the treeline in the background. It's normal level is approximately 20 plus ft below the road. The mud line on the trees is from the hurricane flooding. Thousands of acres of crops were lost in this area.
Looking out across the Sacramento River Valley. It started raining as we were packing up to leave.
Changed it to BW using either Lightroom or Snapseed I don’t remember which.
Hey......that's my pose....lol
Pic of my last trip to a new fishing hole last month. It's iced over now.
Bighorn sheep lamb in Wind River Canyon.
And here's a pic of mom.
And here's a pic of mom.
It's not like he has to go to work or anything but he didn't want to get moving the other morning.
If this magnolia had been in bloom it would have been an even better picture
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Good luck, hope you find the great white buck
Overlooking the lake yesterday morning from the top of Clinch Mountain
We went out at Charleston, OR. Live about 30 miles from there.
Got lucky with the weather and wave height. Middle son who lives in Washington was down for Thanksgiving, and Friday was a free fishing day.
This is off Black's Creek road, south of Boise Idaho.
No, this is over looking the Boise River, the snow covered mountain is Bogus Basin.
Ah, gotcha.
It's been a long time since I've been in the area. Couldn't remember exactly how it looked.
It's been a long time since I've been in the area. Couldn't remember exactly how it looked.
Nice. Cool country in a little different way than what I see everyday up here in north central Idaho.
My "Sniper's Hide" in the hayloft. For reference, it's 230 yards across the lake. Shot many a buck in that field...
Is that a helicopter landing pad to fly the animals out?
Love the black bass, or poor man's lobster up here, best fish tacos you can get. You can keep the Cabby though. Can't get over the blue meat.
Is that a helicopter landing pad to fly the animals out?
it very well could be, but we used it as a firm place to feed the cows hay rolls in the muddy season.Similar threads
