Pine Donkey

Great picture! perfect

Yes it is the skull hooker. This is the first one I have tried. What an easy and secure way to hang a skull.

Saw one in Springerville just after the parade. It was on a silver 4-door wrangler. Saw this same vehicle pull into the back of the hospital a couple hours later. Saw two more on Chevys, red Suburban and white Z71, parked at a house near the Nutrioso post office.

It's always good to have access to private land. Hope you get some good photos!

You are either a stud to pack bricks into your camera location or your cameras are too close to the road. A block will also attract more human attention to your setup, increasing the likelihood of problems. I hope your cameras don't get stolen. If they don't, I can't wait to see the picks.

Part of a bear.

What the heck, is this California!

Great video, thanks for posting

I also spent a lot of time in the late 80's in that area. The elk were thick in late summer; I could watch them for hours.

The only reason they caught your son is because you didn't learn him up in the art of stealth properly. Sometimes that dang kid thinks he knows it all and dad knows nothing...he learns slow sometimes.

Growing up in Sahuarita in the mid 80’s, golf pond fishing was the norm. It involved decoy cars parked in conspicuous spots, black clothes, laying in the low spots when the spot lights were on...good times! The fishing in the summer was usually great, some of the biggest bass I have ever caught. Some nights it was hard to cast without a hit. A couple years ago I got a call in the middle of the night. It was a police officer from a nearby town. Seems my son was not sneaky enough when he was at a golf pond. I guess I can't complain as that was the only trouble he got into with the law while in high school.

Hope it's a good one!

Call the coach of the Round Valley football team and see if he can send about 20 kids in return for a nice donation to the team.

Mormon Lake, Rodgers Lake, Sipes, Crosby Crossing, Beaver Head, Rodgers Marsh, Greens Peak, Open Draw, Augar Canyon...these are all places that elk use as large meeting venues...not hard to see 150+ at a time. However, it does seem that there are fewer large gatherings of elk in units 1 and 27 since the fire. Great pics, thanks for posting.

My grandfather was a tool and die maker. He built fighter planes during WWII. After the war he moved to Flagstaff where he lived the rest of his life. He and a couple buddies got into reloading, but in the 40's it was not as easy to buy the equipment so he made most of his own stuff. I have homemade dies, presses, dribblers, trimmers, bullet pullers...the whole set up.

I know from talking to there field biologists, that camera theft is a huge issue for the study. They should not leave them more than 72 hours, else wise they are abandoned. I think that is the terms being placed on the rest of us.

Oh my!

A visit to Normandy is on my bucket list. The sacrifice made by so many should be part of every Americans education. The debt we owe these men will never be repaid. Too bad we didn't send a president, who cares and respects the military, to the memorial ceremonies.

Let's do one more prisoner exchange...round up a million, or so, illegals and trade them for Tahmooressi.

Just pour two drinks!

I am all for heroic measures to return any of our troops...none of them are peons when defending country. However, this scum was not a troop. He made the decision to leave...should have suffered the consequences of his decision. If it adds any clarification or feel good, I spent the better part of 8 years as an Army Military Policeman. 5 of those years were in the 82d Airborne Division where a bad landing ended the Airborne portion of my service. I spent a lot of time as a lowly peon. They are all heroes. The point I was making is thatthe bad guys don't have to capture high ranking individuals. Any ol' troop will do. Thank you for your service to our country!

Great pics!

I am all for heroic measures to return any of our troops...none of them are peons when defending country. However, this scum was not a troop. He made the decision to leave...should have suffered the consequences of his decision.

I smell a pardon coming.