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Geo in Co
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kansas-Andres
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About damn time you showed up, you had me worried
Native Hunter
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I'm ready for another Rocky Mountain High!
Lots of "high" in Colorado that doesn't involve mountains...
George
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Deer Patch, bigmike, Hi. Ok that takes care of my unfinished business from that other, what ever.
Hey guys. Above is our new hunting spot. Steve wants to see aerials. Below is muley buck toad country above timber line. The drainage is where we like to hang.
Calmer conditions have boosted Brother Hanks confidence to be a river dog like his pal Ollie.
I'm facing some harsh food plotting conditions here it could be a strict paleo diet for me, we'll see. it's also a 90 day growing season here.
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outdoorstom
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Looking forward to following this!
George
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My avatar photo goes back before the beginning, mid 80's, 35mm film.
The firehole canyon was on fire just over the hill top circa 88.
I was curious about this area and the little reservoirs before I got here on google earth. My neighbor confirmed that elk are active on the wallows during bow season. I will get some cameras up just as soon as I buy a couple.
Colorado requires a hunter safety certificate and Michigan didn't file record of mine. They allow people 50 or older the chance to test out so I paid up $25 and took the test. 50 questions, 1/2 hour, no do overs, multiple choice is not my strong suit. I had some test anxiety and panic during. I scored above the required 90% but it wasn't a gimme. OTC elk any sex licenses go on sale Tuesday.
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The firehole canyon was on fire just over the hill top circa 88.
I was curious about this area and the little reservoirs before I got here on google earth. My neighbor confirmed that elk are active on the wallows during bow season. I will get some cameras up just as soon as I buy a couple.
Colorado requires a hunter safety certificate and Michigan didn't file record of mine. They allow people 50 or older the chance to test out so I paid up $25 and took the test. 50 questions, 1/2 hour, no do overs, multiple choice is not my strong suit. I had some test anxiety and panic during. I scored above the required 90% but it wasn't a gimme. OTC elk any sex licenses go on sale Tuesday.
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deer patch
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That terrain looks like it could hide many a game. I would enjoy hunting elk the most when a person could call to them like during turkey season. So what's your game plan if you have thought that far out. You picked a beautiful place to move to and the pooch is looking good. As you know I have always liked pits. BTW the alerts were annoying to me until I got them where I wouldn't receive them anymore.
George
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That one is a helpful alert. I could opt out of all of the e=mails however.
Were you a dog man?
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deer patch
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I opted out of all the emails myself. Just isn't my thing I guess.
Yep. I have had several different breeds including rots and pits but enjoyed the pits the most. May seem and odd mix but the smartest dog I ever owned was a pit/border collie mix. Was a great cattle dog with no fear. When a bull would go into the pond to not be herded you could send the dog in and he would jump into the pond and swim the bull out and take him wherever we wanted him to go. I haven't had a dog in quite awhile now though.
Yep. I have had several different breeds including rots and pits but enjoyed the pits the most. May seem and odd mix but the smartest dog I ever owned was a pit/border collie mix. Was a great cattle dog with no fear. When a bull would go into the pond to not be herded you could send the dog in and he would jump into the pond and swim the bull out and take him wherever we wanted him to go. I haven't had a dog in quite awhile now though.
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