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Shelter-in-place cooking
Unfortunately it is difficult to impossible to work from home when you are a chemist. Sure, you can read the literature and do some writing, but there is only so much you can do. So I am going to have to turn to cooking to get that lab work fix. Today I made some of Hank Shaw's chili using...- Little Canyon Creek
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- Forum: Recipes and Wild Game Cooking
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COVID-19 Links, facts and discussion. Politics and hyperbole welcome.
For those of you that don't know, Science is a top tier research journal with few peers (the journals Nature and Cell also have similar impact factors). I am not in this field so I can't offer any technical comments. Due to the pressing need for information I bet the review process was...- Little Canyon Creek
- Post #386
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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D's Stance on Public Lands - Comparison between candidates
It has been widely reported that the Biden campaign was severely strapped for cash heading into Super Tuesday. There were limited field offices in the Super Tuesday states and hardly any Biden ads were being run. I moved to CA last fall and I didn't see a single Biden ad before or since Super...- Little Canyon Creek
- Post #62
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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WOW WYOMING LAND GRAB
Here are the bonds for Oxy as of today. With the news coming out of Saudi Arabia and Russia over the weekend, it sounds like Wyoming is in a strong position for negotiations.- Little Canyon Creek
- Post #285
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Wyoming > Hicks at it again
I think the title was phrased as such because one of the bills sponsors is Senator Larry Hicks...- Little Canyon Creek
- Post #24
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Griz in Colo.?
That is fair, but it is a personal preference. I could turn it around and say I would prefer there was grizzlies in the Big Horns so there would be less demand for the elk tags I want. There is a lot of areas in the west that have lots of elk and don't have grizzlies, so it isn't like people are...- Little Canyon Creek
- Post #71
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Griz in Colo.?
Kansasdad, my dad just sent me the picture. My grandma is in the one to the right that is fully in the picture. I will Pm you with the other names my dad gave me. He said this was from either 1936 or 1937 on a summer pack trip they took. My dad sent this picture to my grandma and a picture of me...- Little Canyon Creek
- Post #70
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Griz in Colo.?
One of my favorite parts of Roosevelt's Hunting Trips of a Ranchman was when he talked about hunting grizzlies in the Bighorns. If I remember correctly, he talks about coming over the top, looking down a canyon, and seeing a creek run into the Bighorn basin. The creek isn't named, probably...- Little Canyon Creek
- Post #67
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Griz in Colo.?
sbhooper, glad you were able to escape your situation as well. Actually, my dad's family is from the Ten Sleep area, having homesteaded in the early days. I forget which, but either my great-grandfather or great, great-grandfather had to testify at the Spring Creek raid trial (he wasn't a part...- Little Canyon Creek
- Post #66
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Griz in Colo.?
"The mind is fickle when you want to believe something, I saw a bear that I'm still kinda sure was a grizz in the bridgers (wasn't)." Cool picture of that sow! Wllm1313, I think you are right in that we see what we want to see. My last year in Montana we watched a black bear feed out in the...- Little Canyon Creek
- Post #64
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Griz in Colo.?
When I was going to college in Bozeman, one of my favorite places to go fishing was the Gallatin in the park. There are places with more and bigger fish, but that place just jived with me. In the summer of 2012 people were talking about a grizzly that was hanging around and people needed to be...- Little Canyon Creek
- Post #59
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Range Time
I just recently moved away from Madison, WI after living there since 2013. When I first got there, I found out there wasn't much for shooting areas and a lot of the private ranges required meetings and fees that I couldn't justify as a poor graduate student working 80+ hour weeks. One time I did...- Little Canyon Creek
- Post #9
- Forum: Firearms
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ALT-Facts on Public Lands
If wilderness areas weren't so accessible, why did I have a group of 15 people I didn't know watching me as I played this 20 in. brown on light tippet and a sz 18 BWO? The next day was just me, the geese, the BWOs and some trout.- Little Canyon Creek
- Post #39
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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ALT-Facts on Public Lands
The next morning, after I convinced my dad that using the hide as a blanket would make us into a grizzly burrito.- Little Canyon Creek
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- Forum: Public Land Issues
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School/Mass shootings what's the answer?
I really don't see how American exceptionalism plays a role in this. It isn't that America is portraying themselves as the model example for other countries in this issue but committing the same transgressions at the same rate as other countries. The very point I was trying to make is that we...- Little Canyon Creek
- Post #224
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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School/Mass shootings what's the answer?
There has been a lot of posts linking a lack of religion to this issue. It isn't surprising that this has been brought up so much as America is one of the most religious of the industrialized countries and it sounds like a good, common sense argument. However, I also don't think this argument...- Little Canyon Creek
- Post #181
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Selling Public LandHR 621 and 622: Do We All Agree that Jason Chaffetz is a Coward?
Has anybody been able to talk to somebody at Cory Gardner's offices? Three calls to the Denver and Fort Collins offices have yielded no fruit. I think actually talking to somebody is more productive than an email, so I would like to actually get in touch with somebody. I haven't had much luck...- Little Canyon Creek
- Post #149
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Public Land Turkeys in Southwest Wisconsin
My favorite time of the year used to be the middle of May chasing bear season in Montana, but now that I am in Madison for graduate school I can't really do that anymore. I am thinking about maybe trying for turkeys to fill the void. How is the pressure on public land in SW Wisconsin during...- Little Canyon Creek
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- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Spring bear meat processors?-Bozeman
The Amsterdam Meat Shop always took my bears, and they always did a great job with them.- Little Canyon Creek
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- Forum: Field care - Meat, Trophy, Taxidermy
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2013 - A year in pictures
I have a lot better pictures of the fish and animals, the scenery and friends and family from this year; but nothing quite sums up the summer before graduate school like this picture, taken 10 minutes before my roommate performed minor surgery on me.- Little Canyon Creek
- Post #77
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
