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How about the Polson, MT marina "yard?"

1972, 24 years old scouting goats in SW MT. Bagged a nice Billy 3 months later on the backside of the tall peak cross-canyon behind me. Oh to be there again . . .

Dang, if I went backwards from my birthyear it would be 1870. No wonder my knees & heart are tired . . .

I sent John a message. I haven't heard from him in a while either.

Great shots, Rich!

That's how I got started 5+ decades ago. I was fishing a Mayfly hatch on an old oxbow slough when I saw what I thought was another nbig Brown slurping fallen spinners. I cast, it slurped and so it began. The capr was hooked & I was hooked even deeper. I caught 1 more until they vacated that...

And that is a sad state of affairs.

Nice neighbors 😃

Wow that is indeed unusual. While Lopers can be curious, that kind of patience around people is uncharacteristic.

Wolverines are definitely foul-tempered demons. I've seen them 3 times, although I believe one occasion was a repeat. I was using a predator call & a Wolverine made a brief appearance. When I got back to my rig I spotted a Wolverine again. I believe that critter followed me for the better part...

It's amazing how well those fawns blend in. At first glance I missed the topmost fawn.

I hope you're not in Bodega Bay ... ;)

Trying to decide whether or not he could haul you off. ;) I had 1 climb up on my boot & do the same thing one time. If weasels weighed 25# the woods wouldn't be safe.

That looks like a Chinese Mantis. I saw one here a couple years ago.

I like that! On my winter tying list. Thanks!

Back when I still fished, a bowl of oatmeal with a splash of cream, a little brown sugar and honey worked for me.

Sounds like a fun day to me, Pat!

As Bob Ross used to say: "Happy Accident." I like!

Nice! If I tried that, folks would ask how I spilled the paint.

How wonderful!