Sunday Pic of the Day

[noharleyyet]

We finished the roof over the deck this week. Let summer begin.View attachment 325218

Billion dollar view...

 

[BAKPAKR]

 

[BOHNTR]

 

[Forkyfinder]

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[JV842]

Took the grandkids turkey hunting this morning, surprisingly got one Tom to come to 50yds w these crazy boys but the oldest couldn’t get a bead on him before he knew something was up

 

[Nameless Range]

First camping trip of the year

 

[Wildabeest]

Got out yesterday for our first elevation gain hike of the year. Snow line has finally receded to 8,000ft.



First one of these for the year as well.

 

[Scott85]

Resizing Sunday.

 

[Nick87]

First camping trip of the year

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What am I looking at in the center if that skewer exactly?

 

[WesternWyoming]

What am I looking at in the center if that skewer exactly?

Okra! Maybe pickled.

 

[Elkoholic]

Squirrel praying I don't open the door.

Buddy of mine brought his kids fishing today. After a bunch of bass and bluegill the kids had more excitement, they were flipping out.

 

[Nick87]

Okra! Maybe pickled.

Thought maybe but wasn't sure.

 

[Nameless Range]

What am I looking at in the center if that skewer exactly?

@WesternWyoming nailed it. Pickled okra.

 

[Nick87]

@WesternWyoming nailed it. Pickled okra.

Just gave me an excuse to plant some.

 

[BigHornRam]

Sara and I are in Wyoming for a couple days lining some things out.

 

[Dougfirtree]

I've heard stories, but never experienced loon thievery until yesterday. An old friend and I carried into some little ponds to fish for Brook Trout and we did well. Twice, I hooked a trout, then saw a huge flash under water and a loon had my trout in its beak. I'd wrestle the trout away, get it right up to the boat and then that darn loon would streak over and grab it again. The trout would come in dead and I'd end up tossing to the loon, hoping it would fill up... There were two of them and for a while we had to stop fishing, because they were just hanging out next to our canoe, waiting. Sometimes, I'd think they were gone, then look down in the water and happen to see a loon gliding under the boat, waiting for me to hook another one. Pesky buggers, but it was hard to be mad, as it was so freakin' cool to watch them work at such close range!

 

[Southern Elk]

First camping trip of the year

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Roughing it!

 

[BrentD]

I've heard stories, but never experienced loon thievery until yesterday. An old friend and I carried into some little ponds to fish for Brook Trout and we did well. Twice, I hooked a trout, then saw a huge flash under water and a loon had my trout in its beak. I'd wrestle the trout away, get it right up to the boat and then that darn loon would streak over and grab it again. The trout would come in dead and I'd end up tossing to the loon, hoping it would fill up... There were two of them and for a while we had to stop fishing, because they were just hanging out next to our canoe, waiting. Sometimes, I'd think they were gone, then look down in the water and happen to see a loon gliding under the boat, waiting for me to hook another one. Pesky buggers, but it was hard to be mad, as it was so freakin' cool to watch them work at such close range!
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that is way too incredible! I have never seen it or even heard of that before. Sounds like maybe he has done this a time or two before.

 

[MNElkNut]

We have had them chase crankbaits in Canada a few times. We had to move because we really didn’t want to catch one!

 

[BrentD]

One day, this will be the sunrise scene from my bedroom window. Not too far off.