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now Stumpy would have done that, he'd be reporting he took a 1500 lb Grizzly.....and then photoshop himself into a pic of one he found on line...

maybe that was what some guys meant when they said he had a high IQ...he learned to photoshop, making his tall tales all the more believable...to his groupies...

Face it Jorge,we will never be as good as the runt.

Speak for yourself. He wouldn't amount to a pimple on Savage 99's ass, much less any man posting in this thread.

Breaker Breaker there cross-eyes






Man, that still has me laughing my arse off.

[bleep] that was funny

Right over your head.

Nah. I'm quite a bit taller than you think.

Gotcha.

Some where in the pic are Mearns quail.

Dwayne, you have some beautiful country over there, nice and green too, but I have heard the mosquitos are absolute hell, is that true?

Peter;
Good morning to you sir, I see it's mid-morning for you in the Pilbara area - we're just seeing the end of yesterday for you as I type.

The bug situation here in southern BC is actually quite good because we're a semi-desert region. Anywhere one sees the three types of sage cousins - that is Antelope Brush, Rabbit Brush and Sage Brush, as well as Ponderosa Pines, then it's pretty dry country.

Now that said, if one is near a mountain lake or slough then for sure the mosquitoes can get a tad out of hand, but here in our yard for instance they're few and far between.

Towards the end of a very dry summer sometimes the Yellow Jacket and Black Hornets will become quite pesky - especially if one is trying to grill meat or have a drink outdoors. Some years they're persistently nettlesome enough that I look forward to this stuff arriving - which of course kicks them square in the britches.


As one travels north in BC the variety and intensity of the bugs does increase somewhat for sure. Again in alpine meadows where there's still water they can be quite prolific given the right conditions, but if it's breezy then they're not too too bad.

Mt. Revelstoke country


Our crew out enjoying a day with sufficient breeze up around Revelstoke.


Anyway sir, hopefully that was useful information about our area of the world.

Oh, although this doesn't compete with Big Stick or GW's duck photos, we saw this dapper lookin' gent on one trip up a river valley just west of here, the Ashnola River. It was a dull day and he wasn't really sitting still for us, but anyway...


We see these cute little guys up there too from time to time. He'd fit into the palm of your hand - a pika.


The interesting thing about these little rascals is they don't hibernate per se, so they cut hay in summer and store it for winter feed. It's rather comical watching them pull the hay piles into their burrows when a rain storm blows in. I'm sure they find it less than amusing, but we like to watch them.

Lastly a view onto Boxcar Mountain from a wee bit up the road from the pika's dens on the shale slide.


All the best to you this weekend sir.

Dwayne

Larry got a new sled. He is now officially a hard charger.

He has even been known to do a little turkey "hunting"

He has even been known to do a little turkey "hunting"



Larry got a new sled. He is now officially a hard charger.




This is classic, I can't stop laughing. Little Stick has outdone himself in these last 2 pictures...

Those might be funny, but not as funny as how much energy he is burning up right now, to angrily try to type a response,,, being either still drunk from last night, or having a morning hangover..and the morning hit of meth hasn't kicked in...

bet his lab is laughing at those also, and refusing to type the response for Shrimpy...