westbranch
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I think I should go quail hunting every year.
Landscapes (pics)
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MTGreenhorn
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From visiting Glacier today (first time, will def be back!)View attachment McDonald Lake.jpg
Brute
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Not to sure about walking on this trail 
Beautiful!
Very nice pic!
Cousin Basil
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Stratford, TX
Lake Ouachita, Garland County, AR
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huronmtns
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AlaskaHunter
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40-Mile Country
MTLabrador
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Dougfirtree
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I took the dogs for a little bird hunt this afternoon. The grouse had their way with me and I ended up fighting my way through some truly epic brush on the way out, but when I stumbled out into the open with sticks all over me, this was waiting. Pretty day!
charliebravo77
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Here's a few from the past year or so.
mrcowboy
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AlaskaHunter
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spot and stalk bear hunting, interior Alaska river
Nameless Range
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I'll admit the negativity of HuntTalk is getting to me lately and has me questioning whether I spend too much time here. To be clear, that says more about me than this forum.
On lunch break today I found myself thinking of chunks of the world that are doing just fine, which are often what I think about when I am in a funk. Here's one of those places.
On lunch break today I found myself thinking of chunks of the world that are doing just fine, which are often what I think about when I am in a funk. Here's one of those places.
AlaskaHunter
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Wildfire is a common and natural disturbance in interior Alaska landscapes.
Photos from our backyard:
Here is an common event....June1 wildfire in black spruce ignited from a lightning strike,
And here is an uncommon event... later that night heavy showers extinguished the fire.
Photo the next morning, June 2:
Photos from our backyard:
Here is an common event....June1 wildfire in black spruce ignited from a lightning strike,
And here is an uncommon event... later that night heavy showers extinguished the fire.
Photo the next morning, June 2:
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BuglinDrew
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Ready for spring
