TheNorthStar
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Skalkaho Falls, 2021 edition.
Sunday Pic of the Day
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Deputy sheriff
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Small town rodeo
bobbydean
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First picture looks like Taos. Second picture is definitely Santa Fe.
So not sure. Wife thought first picture was Santa Fe.
First picture looks like Taos. Second picture is definitely Santa Fe.
So not sure. Wife thought first picture was Santa Fe.
Wildabeest
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It’s not Sunday, but took the day off and did a 10 mile butt kicking hike with 3000’ of elevation gain with my daughter. Soaked my feet in this high alpine lake at 9,000’ on the way down. Man that cold water felt good!
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Breaking protocol, but these pictures deserve a sequence. Kauai does not suck.
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@rtraverdavis you bringing some of those steaks on our next hunting trip?
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Finally got the backsplash done.
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As long as you convince Finn not to laugh when I shoot 10 feet over the birds.
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Deal.
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Thanks for the invite boys @JLS @rtraverdavis ...
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@rtraverdavis looks like your pops is having a great time! Good on you
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TheNorthStar
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Galena pass overlooking the head waters of the Salmon.
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Little Big Man MT Chris
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Doing something different today no elk Woods , I’m in Astoria going out on a chinook salmon fishing trip with a guide we know , I haven’t caught a salmon since I grew up in Alaska , we left Alaska and 87 just never got back into salmon fishing when I moved to Oregon , The wife loves it , this trip is more for her , growing up in Alaska I’ve caught more Salmon then I can’t even remember , tag 🏷 soup or fish on 
????? stay tuned , I will update this post at the end
its 9:20 now wife’s having a blast and I’m Tagged Out ! 3 tags left to fill
thats the state of Washington in the background
not a big one , but it’s been a slow morning, not many fish being caught. This is a wild chinook , There’s also hatchery chinook that are running at this time, And on your harvest card you have to indicate which one it was
the boat next to us had a great fish on , Until a sea lion came and stole it 10 feet from the boat and then throw it around in the water and ate it in front of all of us
He would come out of the water with the salmon and snap his head as hard as he could and rip a huge chunk of meat out of it , eat it and then pick it up and do it again
the trip is over our crew of 4 landed one more chinook
slow day on the river , there was at least 400 boats out , we heard farther out in ocean the bite was better .
our guide John has been at it for 45 years , this is his last season , feel blessed to get a chance to spend time on the water with him, a trip I will always remember.
and now to sample the local hops ,
Cheers HUNTTALK
The trip ended with a nice surprise, apparently even when I don’t go elk scouting I seem to find elk or the elk find me, hope it’ll be that way during elk season coming up this fall, i didn’t want to take the main highway home because of all the Sunday traffic coming home from the beach so we took the less traveled route through the mountains and sure enough there was elk standing in the road, at 4pm no less , First thing I saw was a cow and I could tell there was more elk by her behavior, then a young bull , As we started to take pictures a RV with six rigs stuck behind it drove right past us and our flashers into the herd and then all you could hear was the sound of thundering elk through the woods, There was a few still left on the side of the road as we drove on , I saw spike and like six or seven cows but I was hoping I’d get to see the whole herd cross and see how big the herd was …..
nope 
but we did get one good pic and that’s no bull !
last update on this post , it’s 2 days after the trip , chinook is served
????? stay tuned , I will update this post at the endits 9:20 now wife’s having a blast and I’m Tagged Out ! 3 tags left to fill
thats the state of Washington in the background
not a big one , but it’s been a slow morning, not many fish being caught. This is a wild chinook , There’s also hatchery chinook that are running at this time, And on your harvest card you have to indicate which one it was
the boat next to us had a great fish on , Until a sea lion came and stole it 10 feet from the boat and then throw it around in the water and ate it in front of all of us
He would come out of the water with the salmon and snap his head as hard as he could and rip a huge chunk of meat out of it , eat it and then pick it up and do it again
the trip is over our crew of 4 landed one more chinook
slow day on the river , there was at least 400 boats out , we heard farther out in ocean the bite was better .our guide John has been at it for 45 years , this is his last season , feel blessed to get a chance to spend time on the water with him, a trip I will always remember.
and now to sample the local hops ,
Cheers HUNTTALK
The trip ended with a nice surprise, apparently even when I don’t go elk scouting I seem to find elk or the elk find me, hope it’ll be that way during elk season coming up this fall, i didn’t want to take the main highway home because of all the Sunday traffic coming home from the beach so we took the less traveled route through the mountains and sure enough there was elk standing in the road, at 4pm no less , First thing I saw was a cow and I could tell there was more elk by her behavior, then a young bull , As we started to take pictures a RV with six rigs stuck behind it drove right past us and our flashers into the herd and then all you could hear was the sound of thundering elk through the woods, There was a few still left on the side of the road as we drove on , I saw spike and like six or seven cows but I was hoping I’d get to see the whole herd cross and see how big the herd was …..
nope but we did get one good pic and that’s no bull !last update on this post , it’s 2 days after the trip , chinook is served
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