LuketheDog
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Got in shape for upcoming hunts by killing myself for the last 48 hours with a couple good friends...
Hunting season preparations, what did you do today?
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Shangobango
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That is awesome!
rtraverdavis
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Might we read about (and see lots of pictures of) said suicide in the MSG forum soon? Pretty please...
LuketheDog
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Haha, probably, when my other friend who takes great pics downloads his stuff and shares it with me! Apparently I took only 6 crummy iPhone pics...
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BrentD
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This morning, I requested permission to my favorite duck pond (that may or may not have water). Season opens on the first.
I got in me 15 mile ride as well. Birds slower than I think I should have been.
Now back to storm damage clean up which will really improve upper body condition between now and pheasant season. Or kill me.
I got in me 15 mile ride as well. Birds slower than I think I should have been.
Now back to storm damage clean up which will really improve upper body condition between now and pheasant season. Or kill me.
1100RemingtonMan
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Made a call to the forest service with some questions.
blueridge
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Hiked, made calls to two ID ranger stations (one not helpful, the other extremely helpful), spent way too much money on some Sitka pieces.
MTLabrador
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Stocked up on quality Montana beer for a Wyoming elk hunt in early September.
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rwc101
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I drank Wyoming beer and ate a burger.
MO Betta
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Went to replace the driver side wheel hub on the truck before going out for a round of scouting this weekend, found all the bolts were rounded off on the back of the knuckle.
Disassembled the control arms, etc. to get the knuckle out and weld nuts onto the heads, found the previous owner had also cross threaded them. New knuckle on order, as well as ball joints, shocks, tie rods, pitman arm, links. Figured with everything torn apart I might as well rebuild the whole thing.
Disassembled the control arms, etc. to get the knuckle out and weld nuts onto the heads, found the previous owner had also cross threaded them. New knuckle on order, as well as ball joints, shocks, tie rods, pitman arm, links. Figured with everything torn apart I might as well rebuild the whole thing.
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1100RemingtonMan
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Well last night I had a Alaskan Amber Ale the beer I had after Caribou hunting last year and a Blue Light is what I have in Canada fishing, it keeps my joints lubed. 
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Now this morning going for a hike with the Wife about 5 miles.
. Now this morning going for a hike with the Wife about 5 miles.
Shangobango
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That pretty much describes every mechanic job I start.
Last time I changed the plugs in the F150 I found a small oil leak and ended up replacing valve cover gaskets, PCV valve, etc.
Islander
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Recovering from a total knee replacement, so I brought my pack into the living room and cooked up some mountain house on my kit, followed by some peppermint tea. 
geez. nice. considering your location, how many people did you have to deal that had endless questions about the head on his back?
westbranch
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How busy was the trail/road there? It was crazy busy late spring and early summer but surprisingly empty on a Saturday morning in July.
While hunting pigs over a pond in the woods I noticed a couple deer slipping the edge of the pond in a thicket of tallow trees where the pond occasionally floods into. Found good last year rubs right there. Makes sense for them to use that edge rather than step through the opening of the pond to get to point a and point b.
Got a camera there now and will check it in another week. A few things to do around the house today but when I get that done I’m going to check out some spots in a small WMA by the house.
Sweetie is getting fat. Ran her Wednesday evening and might bring her out again this evening. She’s a little rusty after staying cooped up while in heat. Squirrel season will be here before we know it.
Got a camera there now and will check it in another week. A few things to do around the house today but when I get that done I’m going to check out some spots in a small WMA by the house.
Sweetie is getting fat. Ran her Wednesday evening and might bring her out again this evening. She’s a little rusty after staying cooped up while in heat. Squirrel season will be here before we know it.
Not bad. Some of the other areas around it were pretty packed.
