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From today's outing....temps were in the 60's!!! Gorgeous out....wanted to spend the night!!

Bark River down by the Genesee River with river Otter tracks..
John

That is special John. We saw river otters once while visiting Yellowstone. We watched them about 40 minutes. Very special and entertaining. There were 3 in the group. Thanks for sharing.

doglegg wrote: ↑Sat Jan 18, 2020 3:04 pm That is special John. We saw river otters once while visiting Yellowstone. We watched them about 40 minutes. Very special and entertaining. There were 3 in the group. Thanks for sharing.

Very KOOL Floyd.. We did not see Otters though.. Just tracks.. We were hoping too and went back to this area a few times but no luck..
John

John we have been to Yellowstone several times but only saw otters that one time. I talked to a Ranger who said in his 9 years of working there he had never seen otters. It is amazing to me how happen stance seeing some things is. But even the tracks are exciting. But if you had not been out looking for the things you never found you wouldn't have seen the things you weren't looking for.

yesterday

TripleF wrote: ↑Tue Jan 21, 2020 12:43 pmyesterday

Looking Good Scott!!!
John

jmh58 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 30, 2019 3:40 pm DSC07012.JPG

Took this last week on our "Woods Wander".. The way the ice formed kinda reminded me of a Topo map.. Any way.. Enjoy..
John

I see a man/person on the left who is nose to nose with a bulging eyed dog whose ears are straight back.

Swear I haven't been drinking.

Rotten wrote: ↑Wed Jan 22, 2020 6:58 pm

jmh58 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 30, 2019 3:40 pm DSC07012.JPG

Took this last week on our "Woods Wander".. The way the ice formed kinda reminded me of a Topo map.. Any way.. Enjoy..
John

I see a man/person on the left who is nose to nose with a bulging eyed dog whose ears are straight back.

Swear I haven't been drinking.

I saw it now that ya pointed it out.. Good Eye!!
John

From today...

That bottom picture is really great, Scott! Beautiful red water/black water or tannin stained water common to many Florida creeks and rivers. I can see Cypress knees and Cabbage trees in the back ground also, great picture!
What are the berries on the vine in the 1st picture, they don't ring a bell with me. I would assume they are dried out.
Treefarmer

Scott, two great photo's. But man do I hate those thorny vines in the first picture. I got several scratches and tore my pants just looking at them. We have them here too and they are a scourge. But two great photo's.

Great pics Scott.. The 2nd pic is calendar material!!!
John

jmh58 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2020 4:25 pm Great pics Scott.. The 2nd pic is calendar material!!!
John

Thanks John
Using this BEAR OPS for just about anything....needed a fire today to run off the skeeters...so I grabbed a hunk of
fatwood and got it going...

Great pictures Scott! You have a very good eye for setting up pictures, much better than myself.

CASE 2004 375-4 SS.
John

Knice John!!!

John and Scott, very fine photos.

Nice Anza pics Scott!!

Thanks Scott and Garry!!!
John

Nice knives, perfect staging for the photos. I love seeing them!!!!

John, Scott, you two are carrying the load of this thread and doing so wonderfully. Great pics and knives on both your part. Thank you.

Thank You David and Floyd..
John

Thanks fellas!!

On one of my "Woods Wanders" thru the Laurel Mtns this past summer..
John