Now where was this?

[25-06]

Dang shame it ain't there anymore.

[muledeerarea33?]

Next to the trap

[25-06]

Nope

[25-06]

But if you guess it right you'll get a night of drinking beer with me as long as you'll buy.

[muledeerarea33?]

Natural ice and cup cakes with a city red neck? Sounds like a party to me

[muledeerarea33?]

Whose the hippy in the background?

[Edge]

The aptly named Cottonwoodville.

[25-06]

Whose the hippy in the background?

I don't know.

[25-06]

The aptly named Cottonwoodville.

not sure of the name of the shack itself but it's in a pretty popular canyon south of I10.

[muledeerarea33?]

Sawmill at the end?

[25-06]

Bingo, and I don't drink that natty light sh!t. Years ago Leroy showed me this spot. We've had a lot of good times back in there. To bad the illegals burned it down.

[muledeerarea33?]

I remember going back in there on your boys hunt 8-9 years ago.

[25-06]

20+ years ago it still had two bunks and a pot belly stove in it.

[PRDATR]

Looks like one I came across in Unit 29 years ago, which also burned down.

[muledeerarea33?]

Lots of neat stuff like that 15-20 plus years ago. Then the 4-wheeler generation came around ("quad") and people started hitting the hills more and more not caring but just bored and wanting to explore. Good for them! It's nice to get out out and see history and what nature has. Bad because a lot of the generation wasn't taught respect and the parents that didn't teach it? They're out with the kids tearing stuff up, trashing it, burning it, looting it, etc.