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RogueWarrior1957
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Howdy,
Goes to show what happens when you leave the door unlocked! A critter got in!
Several of you already know me from elsewhere. I came here for a fresh start with old friends, and the new friends I make along the way. As far as I'm concerned, this is a fresh new slate...with none of the marred images from the past.
For those who don't know me, I live in the Northwestern portion of New Mexico in the arid foothills of the Rocky Mountains. I believe the elevation is around 6000 feet, and my hometown has a population of about 6500 people. That's about 1000 more people than when I was growing up here. I moved to the area 33 years ago and hope to call it home always. I really like it here.
We have several great hunting areas available within driving distance of my home, in the Carson National Forest, and Cibola National Forest. New Mexico has gone to the tag lottery system for large game animals, so there are times that I don't draw a hunt. In those times, I hunt with my camera. Navajo Reservoir lies a few miles east of me and offers fishing, boating, and camping. The San Juan River offers some of the country's finest quality trout waters in the 5 mile stretch immediately below Navajo Dam. One of my former classmates is an outfitter on the San Juan.
Ive been employed at the same electric power generating facility for well over 20 years, though my occupation has changed many times due to restructuring and downsizing. Adaptation and survival are my forte. My main background is in industrial water treatment and chemistry. Presently, I run the Tool Department for Units 1 & 2 Maintenance.
I also enjoy Jeeping, motorcycling, photography, hunting & fishing, computers, and much more than I can list here. I enjoy meeting people of similar interests, and endeavor to treat others as I wish to be treated. I'm always glad to lend a hand if someone is in need, and believe in shouldering my fair share of the responsibilities. I would never pretend to be perfect...I'm just me.
"For within each of us lie the divine and the diabolical, the sinner and the saint."
Hopefully, I will become a friend and asset to all concerned. Sorry for the grand-standing and long post.
My regards,
Goes to show what happens when you leave the door unlocked! A critter got in!
For those who don't know me, I live in the Northwestern portion of New Mexico in the arid foothills of the Rocky Mountains. I believe the elevation is around 6000 feet, and my hometown has a population of about 6500 people. That's about 1000 more people than when I was growing up here. I moved to the area 33 years ago and hope to call it home always. I really like it here.
We have several great hunting areas available within driving distance of my home, in the Carson National Forest, and Cibola National Forest. New Mexico has gone to the tag lottery system for large game animals, so there are times that I don't draw a hunt. In those times, I hunt with my camera. Navajo Reservoir lies a few miles east of me and offers fishing, boating, and camping. The San Juan River offers some of the country's finest quality trout waters in the 5 mile stretch immediately below Navajo Dam. One of my former classmates is an outfitter on the San Juan.
Ive been employed at the same electric power generating facility for well over 20 years, though my occupation has changed many times due to restructuring and downsizing. Adaptation and survival are my forte. My main background is in industrial water treatment and chemistry. Presently, I run the Tool Department for Units 1 & 2 Maintenance.
I also enjoy Jeeping, motorcycling, photography, hunting & fishing, computers, and much more than I can list here. I enjoy meeting people of similar interests, and endeavor to treat others as I wish to be treated. I'm always glad to lend a hand if someone is in need, and believe in shouldering my fair share of the responsibilities. I would never pretend to be perfect...I'm just me.
Hopefully, I will become a friend and asset to all concerned. Sorry for the grand-standing and long post.
My regards,
