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Granite Peak Montana's tallest----South of Columbus

Battle Butte---North of Columbus

Also North of Columbus

Love to see when things are done right ! (vacuum pump used vs "just purge it")
Nice

Wabs,

What kind of message are you trying to send us, with that undiversified herd of dark meats ?

Gorgeous country Kenny !

Llook close Paul, there are some "black baldies" in there, we kept a few for replacements. Jake wanted to.

I surly miss this landscape!!![img]http://[/img]

Neighbors----Herons and Buzzards-----


Seen from my house------Turkey Vultures moved in to a Blue Heron Rookery---Both have moved-----Yellowstone has moved the trees!

I would love to see some of Canada before my wife decides to quit driving!----She refuses to ride with me .She says I gawk too much! I have only run off the road a few times in 48 years of marriage.

Westport area, EdM. About 20 miles north of Fort Bragg.

Grandson fishing with a crab snare

Success!

He got pinched on his middle finger. Had a helluva time getting it off him.

Brian, I grew up catching tailor (bluefish) in the surf, in Australia, biggest was just over 10lbs.

Bleed them, put into saltwater ice slurry, fillet & skin once home, dredge in seasoned flour & into a pan of grease. Squeeze of lemon, liberal salt & you got a really great meal.

Lots of people there don't like to eat them, but it's more about the above prep steps, than bad, mushy, dark, fishiness !

Yes, I saw 2 !

I guess only black cow lives matter.

Richard, you need a coupla these, from the old country !

A few photos from "da Range"

Yeah, I'm not a big fish eater. If the wife wants some, I'll generally just filet it on the tailgate of the truck as soon as it dies. Then I skin the filet. It's OK for me if I do that. Sometimes if we get into them real heavy, we can catch 20 to 50 in a couple of hours. Generally 99.9% of them go back into the ocean. They're just fun as hell to catch. But like hunting, sometimes you go out there and don't even get a hit.

Probably my only regret in moving to inland Canada, is the smell / feel of the sea & what it provided for me & mine.

Here are a couple from my backyard bird feeder....


Cassin's finch


Black capped chickadee

We get a bunch of the finches too, and this year Quail...

whackem stackem, Really like the pictures and would like to see them in person. To me, that is Minnesota, and it wouldn't be complete with out the Loon