Caribou Gear Tarp

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Opened the door off my deck last night to fling a few arrows, and found I had an extra target!
 

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Had my son Mason out on a bulldozer expanding our food plot today. Pretty sure I have a future engineer or equipment operator on my hands. He was in absolute heaven.
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Tyler, I would love too. However, my wife has a absolutely no bulldozer policy. She made that clear when I showed up one day with an excavator I won at an auction. The guy we hired was really good and cleared 1.5 acres of stumps and graded for drainage in just over 6 hours. Plus he took the time to let my son push some dirt with him.
 
That'll work. I'd throw about 150-200# of winter rye on the dirt. It'll grow this fall and the deer will eat it. Next spring it'll grow like gangbusters and keep the weeds suppressed. I've become a big fan of it because it's cheap and so easy to grow.

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The two wardens that checked my elk in Gunnison. Both guys were awesome! Steadily congratulating me and giving me advice on quite a few things around Gunnison.

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Had to slow down and snap a picture of the sun setting on a successful afternoon hunt.
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Just finished up a batch of sweet Italian sausage, even in the raw it smelled delicious!
 
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Best buds on and off the field. My oldest on the right.
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Rules limit them to being linemen, but today it was sloppy and the linemen had fun!!! They both had fumble recoveries, lots of tackles, and did well blocking. #90 was most excited about kicking his first extra point!
 
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