geetar
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What part of the state are you in? I’m down by Uwharries east of Charlotte.
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Southern Elk
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Madison Range
rtraverdavis
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Sol Duc Falls, Olympic National Park
BAKPAKR
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Cabinet Range - ID/MT
BigHornRam
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Somewhere in the Blackfoot
Hunting Wife
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A couple from the Breaks before I had to beat feet for the pavement.
Straight Arrow
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Gravelly Mountains, July 2019
Black Butte, Gravellys July 2019
Black Butte, Gravellys July 2019
onpoint
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Straight Arrow, any antelope up on the ridge road that day - pretty cool to see 'em @ 9500'?? Love that spot when the flowers are abloom - and THE MOSQUITOS!
Across the big Ruby Valley and over on the divide between Rock and Robb Creeks, you can see antelope at 9000 some feet and in the same view mtn. goats just above 'em.
Gravellies, the Ruby, The Snowcrests - some awesome (not the dude definition) country indeed.
Across the big Ruby Valley and over on the divide between Rock and Robb Creeks, you can see antelope at 9000 some feet and in the same view mtn. goats just above 'em.
Gravellies, the Ruby, The Snowcrests - some awesome (not the dude definition) country indeed.
Straight Arrow
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Yes; just prior to taking that photo we saw antelope at well over 9000 ft. I love antelope ... to watch em, photo em, shoot em, and eat em ... but my wife just read a book on antelope studies and she's really fascinated by them. In fact, early trips this summer have been specifically planned to spot new antelope fawns. (BTW, I'm not going to tell her that the antelope meat that she really favors, which I hope to put in the freezer this fall, was once a fawn.
)We camped just south of Black Butte and enjoyed(?) humonguous mosquitos!
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MMMM'... Mesquito backstrap!
Southern Elk
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Yes; just prior to taking that photo we saw antelope at well over 9000 ft. I love antelope ... to watch em, photo em, shoot em, and eat em ... but my wife just read a book on antelope studies and she's really fascinated by them. In fact, early trips this summer have been specifically planned to spot new antelope fawns. (BTW, I'm not going to tell her that the antelope meat that she really favors, which I hope to put in the freezer this fall, was once a fawn.
We camped just south of Black Butte and enjoyed(?) humonguous mosquitos!
The mosquitoes are bad up there this year. It’s the wettest that I’ve seen it this late in the year. I guess that’s a good thing. You probably got a good view down into the country that the Monument Ridge Fire burned.
Straight Arrow
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The distant view below shows some of the burn, but other views of the burn not photographed were much more dramatic.
It was wet when we camped there in late July, with a heavy rain followed by a hail storm, evidenced by the hail piled up around our tent.
It was wet when we camped there in late July, with a heavy rain followed by a hail storm, evidenced by the hail piled up around our tent.
onpoint
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Yes; just prior to taking that photo we saw antelope at well over 9000 ft. I love antelope ... to watch em, photo em, shoot em, and eat em ... but my wife just read a book on antelope studies and she's really fascinated by them. In fact, early trips this summer have been specifically planned to spot new antelope fawns. (BTW, I'm not going to tell her that the antelope meat that she really favors, which I hope to put in the freezer this fall, was once a fawn.
We camped just south of Black Butte and enjoyed(?) humonguous mosquitos!
Not too far from where you camped is a nice little gem.......
geetar
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Nice shot!
wistowy
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Crazy Woman Canyon and Snowy Range August '19
Thanks, White Cloud Mtns, Idaho.
Brute
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8 x 10 Rocky Mt. Velvet
