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yes, Wouldnt it be a wonderful world if we all were? I have a dream!

that was awful gay, looks like this troupe should spend more time practicing and less time at the hooka lounge. My flags would be the Gadsen or Confederate... I have put ribbons and lite sticks on my sorrel horses during elk season. Didn't know I was making some political statement. Just trying not to get shot.

wait, what?

Nice bull. Holy crap, you ran out of room long ago.

Ripped a hammie just reading all this..

I was on the Clydiasdale. We took enough drink to enter the spirit world, had we chosen to. But we were opining the fact no one brought beer. ;( Kinda need to save space by bringing stronger stuff in a bottle. Maybe a helicopter drop for the beer and ice? I have an extra pack mule for beer if you're coming. And since I know you'll share, I'll be sure to tie it up with extra bubble wrap. No need for ice, the springs out there were running about 40-45'F

Congratulations on having a great dog. Would love to have mine along but blowing a call around him, I'd become a meal.

I was on the Clydiasdale. We took enough drink to enter the spirit world, had we chosen to. But we were opining the fact no one brought beer. ;(

Naturegirl could show ya how it's done (so long as you're not on her protective order list)!

you da man. Saturday? Pop's leave your cell door ajar? something like that Man, put a couple days together and mount something other than one of those Denim and Diamonds hawgs, and join us packing!

you da man. Saturday? Pop's leave your cell door ajar?

And remember, only 5 weeks left for fox and bobcats this season. I'm certain there's someone here who would like their fur if you care for the carcass correctly.

Fixed it for ya. Yeah come along some time

Saw some ancient Muley drawings and white tail up top

One of the neatest things I saw in that area while taking the passage to and from the Bering, was the Roosevelt's out on the beaches. They'd go on the beach low tide and eat kelp and salt. Good luck, buddy

horizontally, several hours from The trailhead, but there was a 2,000' Cliff that had to be reckoned with. As our guest from MT stated, not a ride for the faint of heart.Did a two-day, 36 mile ride the previous weekend on my mare and she did great, was ready for more. But hilly work will let you know what shape your horses are in. As my GPS graph shows, it was a little steep. Thanks to Mike for finding this alternative route in. The route I previously used involved a three tier granite Waterfall about 8' tall the animals had to climb up and over, lots of wrecks there. Coming back, most animals with a little pressure, opted to leap down the falls into the pool below. That spot sucked but keeps most folks away.

We mentioned the same thing as we traversed up a canyon in God's land. But, can lol now, 24 hours earlier had a fun little ride as my mount found a patch of quicksand. She's good at finding that and now tends to get a little flustered when sinking on land.

Hoss, Bingo!But seriously, I think we would try and accommodate anyone whom is serious about making a trip like that. Got another scheduled in two weeks with a CWT member getting started packing.

I want sheds to be worthless in price again. I loved it when there weren't so many people. I still love it, but so many people are making it harder. Last shed season, we went to a good spot of ours, and this guy with horses followed us in there, raced us up the ridge, and down. I crossed a snow bank up to my waist cause he was just up the ridge from me. If I had crossed him, my words wouldn't have been pleasant towards him or his buddy.dang those horse guys!

I sell about half the sheds I find in order to finance the hunts. Haven't sold any to buyers, I've found a better, more profitable route. Gets me out in the wild where I can get the urban stink blown off me.

She's gorgeous, beautiful family right there.

Spring Clean your lens Mike, pics look like I got 10 million horseflies buzzing me.

Was a good trip for sure. I managed a few hours of predator calling and saw some deer going in (species unclear, and saw several Coues coming out. Had a Gila monster blocking the mule train on a narrow, steep trail, in no hurry to get out the way. Our guest outfitters from MT, challenged Mike to bake a cake on the campfire, it came out perfect. We melted some chocolate bars and caramels in half and half for a glaze frosting. Great crew great place and great time. Ready to head back at the drop of a hat. Not many pics of the trail, hands were busy with animals. I'll figure out away to post a GPS graph of the trail. Looking at the que, you'd think we rode off a 1500' Cliff.summit Spring coming from cliff rock.

Freaking hilarious...

Reckon if you're wearin chaps but not cowboyin, hear its pants optional.