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Quick Steel wrote:Unique. Have never seen that before. Thanks for showing.
Hi Garry,

That fog can be deadly if driving even though it it is unique and beautiful.
I once drove through 70 miles of ice fog about 8 years ago on HWY 80 outside of Lovelock, Nevada.
Extremely stupid of me. Visibility was limited to the front bumper of the truck at 75 miles an hour. White wall.
Stopped every 20 miles to scrap ice off grill and antenna. Old mast style steel rod antenna on fender. The antenna was about 1 inch in circumference of ice between cleaning and close to snapping off due to wind drag. Crazy.

Ice fog is an interesting read on the internet.

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treefarmer wrote:I agree with you, Quick Steel, "unique" is a good word for "ice fog", never heard of it in Florida, we're lucky to see plain old frost 3 or 4 times a year. Must be global warming, we've already had frost 3 times this year. ::hmm:: Used to see the dirt roads "spewed up" when we had a really cold spell, you could hear it crunch under the tires.
Been real cool today, the high was 44, a good afternoon for going to the woods. This little feller came easing through the clay pit this afternoon. Two does gave him away, they started staring at him long before I was able to see him. .243 did its' job. When I was loading him in the truck the coyotes started howling not too far away. That's an eerie sound when they are real close. ::paranoid:: 006.JPG013.JPG
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Good shooting and nice buck Philip. Congratulations.
I have coyote pack howling at my place at the edge of town often. As much as I despise them, like hearing that.

Will deal with them one at a time.

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This past Sundays "Woods Wander"... ::tu:: Nice day!! ::groove::
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Some great shots, John.
Take care and God bless,

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Thank You Steve.. ::handshake::
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jmh58 wrote:
This past Sundays "Woods Wander"... ::tu:: Nice day!! ::groove::
John :D
Love the HM series. Much better ergonomics than the standard 3/4.

Nice pics.

Good work Treefarmer. A .243 is a deadly round. My son had the youth model Rossi single shot when he was younger. It was a deer slayer.



Went for a “bird watching” adventure this morning.
We busted ice to set decoys.
The ducks came through so fast in the flooded timber that I barely saw them, much lesss shot one. Up close and personal.
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Congratulations TF ::tu:: I know all bout them Coydogs the last deer we shot at sunset while we were gutting him out we had a pack of dogs howling at us from the ridge and from down in the bog,kinda eerie.Needless to say that gut pile was gone in the a.m. While we drove out of the wood that nite two of them actually ran across our headlights.
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Great pic Tony!!! Better luck next time.

Been duck hunting twice....LOVED it! Wish I could do it again!
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Thank You TW.. ::handshake:: I agree.. Comfortable grip in hand.. KOOL pic too!! 8) ::tu::
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Caught a couple Crappie this morning....this was one that went into the freezer for the next fish fry!!

Finished the day with some cardio rehab!

And saw a 6 pt. buck in the cabin area!
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TripleF
Looks like a pretty good day to me. :)
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I'll say Scott - real good day! OH
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Well Scott, looks like you have a fine UH 167 to remove the filets. ::tu:: Mighty fine eatin' there, my friend!
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Mmmmmmm.. Fresh crappie!!!! ::drool::
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Thanks fellas!!!

Need a few more Crappie to have a fish fry!!
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Can anyone identify this pine? Was dropped by a landscaper/tree company at the park last week.
The sap is soooooooooooooo thick and drooling!
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A few recent images from around the lake.
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Just incredible photos, Tim! Hawks are my favorite birds, so I especially like the Red Tail shots.

Scott - nice crappy! Splitting firewood is good cardio, and I always remember how Thoreau said that firewood warms you twice, once when splitting and once when burning.
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Great photos Basser. ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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Superb shots Basser!
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Love those HAWK shots!! ::tu:: Super pics Tim!!! ::nod:: ::tu::
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Tim, I don't know what you currently do to make a living but I feel fairly confident that if you wanted to, you could make a living photographing wildlife or maybe just nature in general. Excellent.
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Basser,

Those photos are over the top. Excellent skills. Thanks for sharing.

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Thanks for the kind words fellas. They are much appreciated!
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Beautiful pics, Basser. We didn't see many hawks growing up, but now when I drive across Texas, I see them on every other light pole or fence post. Good to see them making a comeback.

I spent the weekend at the Deer lease. A buddy already had a buck when I got there Friday evening. I hunted out of my blind on Saturday and I got 5 hogs - 3 in the morning hunt and 2 in the evening hunt. I hunted with my Rem 700 in the morning, and my Colt AR in the evening. The first one that morning was this big 250 pounder. I didn't see anything moving on Sunday morning, but another buddy got a hog. Had a great time.
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