David658
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Windy, clouds, but no rain hitting the dirt today. The next week looks dry, but maybe them weather forecasters are wrong...
David
NM
David
NM
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The Mississippi back waters look pretty pathetic also.
612' at Lynxville. That's about 5' lower than normal for this time of year and 5' is a lot of water gone out of those back waters. I can think of a lot of duck spots that would be bone dry down that 5'.
Launched south of gutterburg 2 weeks ago. Couldn't hit many of my planned backwaters, even porting over some wing dam walls wouldve been a treat.
That was after nixing a yellow river trip in lieu of water levels and temps. The mighty miss was quite low.
Hoping these storms of late add some water for the fall run up.
This wing wall is usually 2' -3' under, on the river side it's about 2' above View attachment 291690
There is usually a cut through here.
View attachment 291689
Still caught a few bass, sauger, and a couple bluegill. The crik boat may get wheels before I toss the 25hp back on (7.5 on it currently), Lund has been sitting all year in storage, and so far, looks like it'll continue to act more like a shelving unit than boat.
That looks terrible.
.54" here. I'll take it.1.7" in last 24 hours on the south side of the Gila and still coming down. Highest one day total since August 2022. Still far below our long term monsoonal season average this year but we'll take it.
Another 0.5" since I emptied the gauge this morning. And still coming down..54" here. I'll take it.
Really glad it worked for you! My near vision isn't as good as I had hoped, but to pick out hummingbirds in the top of trees is a joy! I have some focus issues with my sights when shooting my handgun (had to re-qual on Sunday), but I think I can manage to work it out since the front sight is further away and the one that counts!Home again. Nice showers all afternoon.
20/20 vision.
Trippy. Technicolor. Game changer.
Left eye the 31st.
Rio is sawing logs next to me.
Life is good.
I have you David, to thank for getting me set in the right direction.Really glad it worked for you! My near vision isn't as good as I had hoped, but to pick out hummingbirds in the top of trees is a joy! I have some focus issues with my sights when shooting my handgun (had to re-qual on Sunday), but I think I can manage to work it out since the front sight is further away and the one that counts!
So very happy for you that the new eyeball turned out good!
David
NM
Like I said earlier, I think we have to meet in Pie Town or someplace once my shoulder is fixed (likely while still off travel after the surgery) and have you regale me with tales of the Gila while having pie and coffee. Or something similar, someplace similar.I have you David, to thank for getting me set in the right direction.
Back to my dominant eye again.
Watching the goldfinches in the sunflowers again is amazing. Fall wildflowers in full bloom.
Using my 1.75 readers in close. Perfect vision.
Ease any strain. Not overdoing it ,yet.
Popped off 4 into a fence post to check the pistol eye. Good.
Rain this evening. Cooling off. 44 this morning.
Billy heard one bull this morning, but did not fill the tag.
The MT bros will be here for the 7th opening. Should be fun.
My hunt is Nov. 8th.
Making bacon to free up freezer space.
At the very least I owe you some pie and a cuppa.Like I said earlier, I think we have to meet in Pie Town or someplace once my shoulder is fixed (likely while still off travel after the surgery) and have you regale me with tales of the Gila while having pie and coffee. Or something similar, someplace similar.
You start your hunt on my surgery day. Hope it is successful - we did not draw this year (I guess a good thing after all), so are looking to do guided hunts next year so we can hopefully get my Bride her bull before we move from NM (post retirement).
Rain here is intermittent - was in Philadelphia earlier in the week so could not get a handle on what we had here, but the arroyos were wet. Supposed to stop after today, which is fine since I need to do a brake job on my Ford on Saturday.
David
NM
We were in the mid-40's this morning, cloudless sky. A few passing storms, a bit of rain (of course when I was out in the garden), but tomorrow seems like it will be dry. Is good, just got a canvas spike tent from a friend who had let it get wet yesterday, so I can try and pitch it and get it washed off and dried. After I finish the brake job. And the oil changes, and mowing, and ......At the very least I owe you some pie and a cuppa.
Same here ,random showers. Enough to green up the gramma grass.
44
1st fire this morning, burning papers and scraps.
No Paper plates were burned during this post!!