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When I first saw the topic heading, thought someone had spotted me out and about the sticks. Scary stuff crawlin around out these parts. My dad used to have a shirt which pictured every creepy crawly thing here that bites, pokes and prods. Shirt read, 'Welcome to Arizona, now leave!;

Nice wolf. Many folk are clueless how big these dogs get. Sorry can't help on the taxidermy end but I do like SWtaxidermy's work in Scottsdale.

glad you're ok

I'm heading out southwest today for some varmit calling and put some cameras up. But after that drenching last night, I'm not too hopeful about watching water sources.

Interesting. 240 years ago, Father Kino described the Santa Cruz near Tucson as a "fast and wild river." Be careful, Oneshot. After floods, river could have a lot of unseen hazardous like barbed wire and brush jams.

Just read this, scary stuff. Our thoughts and prayers for a speedy recovery.

Wow, excellent on all levels!

Hey Hoghntr... Theres a rattlesnake species in the Baja that lost it's rattles thru evolution. Right on the coast in the Sea of Cortez; heck of a place to get marooned.

"Got to feed him saki, also" Good to know, Rick. I'm tired of him bumming my beer.

As long as the cold beer is flowing, I'll pretend to listen. But seriously, I love snakes and used to rehome rattlers, what a marvel of evolution they are. But the rehomed snakes would find their way back and wind up meeting my hoe.

After driving with you in that Toyota, I wanted you put in a jacket, too.

Only thing I understood was beer,

That pic of Obrahma is from March, you should see him now. I give him tasty bouquets of grass and corn, massage him daily and sing him lullabies to ensure he's peaceful and tender.

You're pickin' up, what I'm layin down...LOL

Sir, Meet, Moorak Obrahma, 11 month old brangus has a Dec, date with Bob the Butcher.

Good luck!

Cimarron?

Didn't hear ya say you "didn't need a horse." We are just north of Surprise. PM me some contact info.

"Goodbye cruel Internet, Ethel I'm coming to join ya."

Dang, all this tent talk is making me hungry!

Just gorgeous

Don't feel bad, I can't remember what I had for lunch yesterday.

You could scout using this airbourne method and take a hound, too. ¢º World's First Wingsuit BASE Jumping Dog - YouTube.htm

I like the cut of your jib, Grey Ghost. Whitetails rarely travel more than a few miles from where they were born, making a dominant gene like dwarfism a more common and confined occurrence.

Yeah, ok. Seen several of those 'yearlings' with 8 or 9 points. sarcasm