I'll echo all of the comments about hospice. My great grandfather and both of my grandfathers had hospice care at the end of their lives and the people were angels. Absolutely call them if you need to.
If you think her dose needs upped call them. If you need advice or are struggling with...
Didn't see this elsewhere. I thought about posting it in sportsman's issues but I don't think we need to rehash what we all think should be done. It's interesting/ disappointing that no states bordering California have confirmed cases...
It'll be a great truck. I gave my 2005 4runner with the 4.7L to my dad with 303k miles on it. I quit changing the oil sometime during the Obama administration. I'm starting to suspect that they're invincible.
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We have 2 projects lined out for this spring here in Jackson county. Both projects will be installing wildlife friendly fence around some sensitive meadow areas to prevent livestock intrusion.
I was just provided with the fliers but I will update with the direct...
I wonder if it's easier to do this successfully through a run of the river dam vs a reservoir dam? Have to take that to google when I'm back in the office maybe.
Sounded like a big issue for the draw down at Green Peter was they dumped a bunch of kokanee. Not the species of concern, but bad...
Top headlines banner from Yahoo this morning. I've been watching the story spread for a few days now locally.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/large-number-830-000-salmon-021823631.html
Interesting that it's a similar mortality event that they experienced at Green Peter. It won't be a problem for...
I always carry both now. I typically drink from the hose when I'm hiking and the nalgene when I'm glassing. Nalgene has to come along in case I want to add something to my water, as well as the freezing backup.
I had a problematic camelbak bladder. 50/50 on whether or not I'd get it sealed properly. There are multiple different styles and I think I just struggled with the one I had.
Never had an issue with platypus.
Dual income is powerful, especially when there aren't kids in the picture.
A quick googling suggests a family should be making around 200k to afford that. I'll wager a guess that 200k is quite a bit above the median Montana income.