mxracer317
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I enjoy calling them “danger noodles”
Last week a grizzly this week a Prairie rattler !!!
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I’ll deal with snakes but when it comes to spiders absolutely not.
OntarioHunter
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Mostly underage kids. They are getting rid of the evidence. Don't expect them to throw it in the back of the truck. Probable cause to have them blow if pulled over. Too bad they can't have a legal age designated garbage collector along for the party. Like maybe the guy who buys the keg can pick up the empties. He's not leaving the keg out there so he's already loaded with evidence returning to town.
kiwi hunter
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Now that's great camouflage
Little Big Man MT Chris
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Back out in the field today , stopped by the OL’ Rattlesnake den , he wasn’t home , so I got his OL’ shed out from just inside his den with my trekking pole. The went to check out another piece of this BLM I was curious about
Crossing a bench to get up to where the snakes
den was
He wasn’t around so I dug out his old shed from inside the hole , I saw it in there 2 weeks ago on my encounter with him
Baby deer track
A few nature pics I took today
While going through a 450 yd wide piece of BLM , I see a trailer of some kind ahead of me
The only way that rig got in there was off private, I was waking on the roadless part , that was 6 tenths of a mile long and 450 yds wide that went to a bigger piece of BLM that had a field along one edge , I was wanting to loop around the larger piece , to check it out for a possible mule deer spot in the future, there was recent quad tracks in the grass I had discovered shortly before I saw the trailer, figured it was a rancher and there was cows out in the area, but myself being all in camo with 2 pistols one for snakes and one for larger critters and no way to get past that trailer without going less than 200 yards from it , I didn’t feel comfortable because there was only one way in and one way out and I’d have to go past it twice . Since I was way out in the middle of nowhere, I didn’t wanna walk up and surprise anybody, if someone was there.
And with the way my luck’s been going lately on my last few hikes between the grizzly bears
and rattlesnakes you knew that it was gonna be some tweakers in there with semi auto rifles cooking meth so I just decided to split. Ha ha ha ha
But the interesting find of the day was on the way out , as I closed the BLM fence , my boot kicked up some dirt and I saw a small , what appeared to be a 22 round , the smallest I’d ever seen , not a ammo guy , does anyone know do they make rounds this small
still or did I find and oldie from way back in the day ? Or is it common? Here’s the comparison with one of my 22 rounds
Crossing a bench to get up to where the snakes
den was He wasn’t around so I dug out his old shed from inside the hole , I saw it in there 2 weeks ago on my encounter with him
Baby deer track
A few nature pics I took today
While going through a 450 yd wide piece of BLM , I see a trailer of some kind ahead of me
The only way that rig got in there was off private, I was waking on the roadless part , that was 6 tenths of a mile long and 450 yds wide that went to a bigger piece of BLM that had a field along one edge , I was wanting to loop around the larger piece , to check it out for a possible mule deer spot in the future, there was recent quad tracks in the grass I had discovered shortly before I saw the trailer, figured it was a rancher and there was cows out in the area, but myself being all in camo with 2 pistols one for snakes and one for larger critters and no way to get past that trailer without going less than 200 yards from it , I didn’t feel comfortable because there was only one way in and one way out and I’d have to go past it twice . Since I was way out in the middle of nowhere, I didn’t wanna walk up and surprise anybody, if someone was there.
And with the way my luck’s been going lately on my last few hikes between the grizzly bears
and rattlesnakes you knew that it was gonna be some tweakers in there with semi auto rifles cooking meth so I just decided to split. Ha ha ha ha But the interesting find of the day was on the way out , as I closed the BLM fence , my boot kicked up some dirt and I saw a small , what appeared to be a 22 round , the smallest I’d ever seen , not a ammo guy , does anyone know do they make rounds this small
still or did I find and oldie from way back in the day ? Or is it common? Here’s the comparison with one of my 22 rounds
Sounds like a fun hike. That’s a 22 short.Back out in the field today , stopped by the OL’ Rattlesnake den , he wasn’t home , so I got his OL’ shed out from just inside his den with my trekking pole. The went to check out another piece of this BLM I was curious about
Crossing a bench to get up to where the snakes
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He wasn’t around so I dug out his old shed from inside the hole , I saw it in there 2 weeks ago on my encounter with him
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Baby deer track
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A few nature pics I took today
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While going through a 450 yd wide piece of BLM , I see a trailer of some kind ahead of me
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The only way that rig got in there was off private, I was waking on the roadless part , that was 6 tenths of a mile long and 450 yds wide that went to a bigger piece of BLM that had a field along one edge , I was wanting to loop around the larger piece , to check it out for a possible mule deer spot in the future, there was recent quad tracks in the grass I had discovered shortly before I saw the trailer, figured it was a rancher and there was cows out in the area, but myself being all in camo with 2 pistols one for snakes and one for larger critters and no way to get past that trailer without going less than 200 yards from it , I didn’t feel comfortable because there was only one way in and one way out and I’d have to go past it twice . Since I was way out in the middle of nowhere, I didn’t wanna walk up and surprise anybody, if someone was there.
And with the way my luck’s been going lately on my last few hikes between the grizzly bears
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But the interesting find of the day was on the way out , as I closed the BLM fence , my boot kicked up some dirt and I saw a small , what appeared to be a 22 round , the smallest I’d ever seen , not a ammo guy , does anyone know do they make rounds this small
still or did I find and oldie from way back in the day ? Or is it common? Here’s the comparison with one of my 22 rounds
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Little Big Man MT Chris
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Copy thanks !
Little Big Man MT Chris
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I did 2 miles today between the snake hike and the meth rv hike ! Ha ha ha
Little Big Man MT Chris
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Would not be good your in shorts !
I'm sure my chaco flip flops would have protected me.
@trb
Some classic adventures in your new state!
Almost stepped on one myself today I was so distracted by my 2 month old daughter screaming her head off.View attachment 228193
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Bet your flip flops are waterproof! Has to say something for their impregnability against snakes. If yours are not waterproof, I suggest you invest in these bad-boys!
Now, if they are waterproof - they MUST be snake-proof as well!
Some classic adventures in your new state!
Almost stepped on one myself today I was so distracted by my 2 month old daughter screaming her head off.View attachment 228193
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Bet your flip flops are waterproof! Has to say something for their impregnability against snakes. If yours are not waterproof, I suggest you invest in these bad-boys!
Now, if they are waterproof - they MUST be snake-proof as well!
Little Big Man MT Chris
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Here’s proof ! This guys rockin the keens
