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zp4ja wrote: Fri Oct 30, 2020 1:45 am Good to see all my Outdoorsmen still out and about in the great outdoors. Been off-site for awhile with life. My memory is still sharp so I still remember all by first name but been so long, too many names to list.
That said, hope all of you and yours are well.
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Jerry,
Good to see you posting again! Always enjoyed your hunting and outdoor pics way over there in that foreign land of Nevada.
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Thanks Cudgee and Phillip!

Will post some from July soon on my 6 day vacation at at a NV mountain lake called Onion Valley Reservoir where you could catch a fish if you cast a string with a rock tied on the end. Caught 50 trout in a few seconds of anything hitting the water. Fished a couple hours per day. Flies, bait, spinners, worms, etc. 4 four nights was just my SIG 10MM and I with coyotes every night IN camp. No other souls there but the aforementioned.

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Sounds like a most awesome vacation Jerry. Them dogs don't stand a chance against that 10 mill, sig's are schwa-eeet! ::ds::
Oh, and welcome back man, glad things are well ::tu:: .
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Thanks Willie. Hope life is well for you also.
Yes they were on edge of camp but zero concern with two fires involved. Fire and with firearm. Came in to scavenge when I went into tent. No problem.

Had an interesting run for a bit prior to my vacation/ 6 day decompress. Between the no vacation for a year straight, riots, looting, mayhem on TV, need to rename Aunt Jemima and Uncle Ben even though I love those products regardless of the color of spokesperson on box or bottle, etc, I was ready to get away. Then there was a gentleman ((I wish to use another term but will likely get called out for non-sanitary name description) that was told to quarantine the day I saw him and he agreed to meet next day to complete some work I was doing. 14 day quarantine for contact with a senseless, no common sense individual.
Was ready for some downtime in my mountains away from all that noise.
Sorry to detail and possibly detail but a catch-up and prequel to my trip in one fell swoop.

Trouble posting pics from new phone as same as right before hiatus.
Tried to address then but still persists. Will figure it out and post as it is a beautiful area for sure.

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zp4ja wrote: Fri Oct 30, 2020 4:12 am Thanks Willie. Hope life is well for you also.
Yes they were on edge of camp but zero concern with two fires involved. Fire and with firearm. Came in to scavenge when I went into tent. No problem.

Had an interesting run for a bit prior to my vacation/ 6 day decompress. Between the no vacation for a year straight, riots, looting, mayhem on TV, need to rename Aunt Jemima and Uncle Ben even though I love those products regardless of the color of spokesperson on box or bottle, etc, I was ready to get away. Then there was a gentleman ((I wish to use another term but will likely get called out for non-sanitary name description) that was told to quarantine the day I saw him and he agreed to meet next day to complete some work I was doing. 14 day quarantine for contact with a senseless, no common sense individual.
Was ready for some downtime in my mountains away from all that noise.
Sorry to detail and possibly detail but a catch-up and prequel to my trip in one fell swoop.

Trouble posting pics from new phone as same as right before hiatus.
Tried to address then but still persists. Will figure it out and post as it is a beautiful area for sure.

Regards, Jerry
Hope you get your phone sorted, looking forward to seeing photos. ::tu::
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Will figure it out and post. Area I went last year in September with jacuzzi temp stream close (that's 40 miles in these parts) at maybe 105 degrees is my guess.
Aspen microclimate at 7300 feet and beauty and fish plentiful.
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Have a look at the surf hitting the Portugese Coast at the moment. It is just amazing and frightening. ::suspense:: It should be up on youtube.
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zp4ja wrote: Fri Oct 30, 2020 1:45 am Good to see all my Outdoorsmen still out and about in the great outdoors. Been off-site for awhile with life. My memory is still sharp so I still remember all by first name but been so long, too many names to list.
That said, hope all of you and yours are well.
Regards, Jerry
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Good to see all my Outdoorsmen still out and about in the great outdoors. Been off-site for awhile with life. My memory is still sharp so I still remember all by first name but been so long, too many names to list.
That said, hope all of you and yours are well.
Regards, Jerry
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Jerry my friend, good to read your post this morning. ::handshake::
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Back at ya Wade! Hope to touch base with you soon.
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Wow Jerry, I drop by here occasionally, so good to see you still about!

Good morning folks, sipping coffee and waking up. I usually turn in early but stayed up late to watch East Carolina play (and eventually lose) to Tulsa last night. Going to bed at 12:45 am ain’t a good idea! OH
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Oops, I thought I was in the FIrst Cup thread - told you staying up late ain’t good for me! My best ever deer hunting student (long a deer hunting master of his own) shot this big six pointer in the woods last evening, right at the last minute of legal light. Even at a young and vigorous 28 years of age, pulling a dead 187 lbs buck up a hill in the woods and across a field of soybeans, then loading it in the back of his pickup by himself worked on his stamina! That’s why I only hunt with a young guy with me anymore. OH
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That’s a nice one for sure. And you’re right. That’s quite a workout!
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Nice Buck!!! Did he use a BUCK knife to clean it?? ::poke:: :lol:
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Very impressive 6 pointer. !!! ::nod:: ::tu::
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Good to hear from you too Bruce.
Nice talk rack whitetail for sure.
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Doe and 5 yearlings stopped by for supper late yestiddy and then Mr. Big britches came about dark thirty.
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Enjoy seeing the deer pictures, it doesn't matter if they are ridin' in the back of a truck or feeding in big homer's yard! big homer, you need to feed that ol' boy some "brow tine grower". Seems a bit unusual to see antlers with that much bone without brow tines or as some folks say, "eye guards". Probably hereditary, there may be other without those points. When we lived down in Central Florida, before Disney, we noticed deer from certain sections of the big ranch leases would have similar shaped racks. Some would be high and tight with no spread and then a couple of miles away the bucks might have wide racks with maybe short tines. I don't think that is a hard fast rule but just an observation. :)
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treefarmer wrote: Sat Oct 31, 2020 4:55 pm Enjoy seeing the deer pictures, it doesn't matter if they are ridin' in the back of a truck or feeding in big homer's yard! big homer, you need to feed that ol' boy some "brow tine grower". Seems a bit unusual to see antlers with that much bone without brow tines or as some folks say, "eye guards". Probably hereditary, there may be other without those points. When we lived down in Central Florida, before Disney, we noticed deer from certain sections of the big ranch leases would have similar shaped racks. Some would be high and tight with no spread and then a couple of miles away the bucks might have wide racks with maybe short tines. I don't think that is a hard fast rule but just an observation. :)
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Nice Buck, I can see a few pens in those antlers.
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Nice OH ::tu:: allways take a young hunter or an ATV :lol: :wink:
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Visitor to the neighborhood! Actually, a neighborhood nearby. A healthy looking young (Ithink) cat who has clearly been feeding on the cottontail population thereabouts.

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Great pictures Ray!
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Paladin wrote: Wed Nov 04, 2020 1:41 am Visitor to the neighborhood! Actually, a neighborhood nearby. A healthy looking young (Ithink) cat who has clearly been feeding on the cottontail population thereabouts.

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Old Hunter wrote: Wed Nov 04, 2020 2:21 am Great pictures Ray!
Waukonda wrote: Wed Nov 04, 2020 2:43 am
Paladin wrote: Wed Nov 04, 2020 1:41 am Visitor to the neighborhood! Actually, a neighborhood nearby. A healthy looking young (Ithink) cat who has clearly been feeding on the cottontail population thereabouts.

Ray
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Thanks guys. I wish I could take credit for the photos but they were taken by the son of a old friend and fishing bud just up the road.

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