Sunday Pic of the Day

[Sawtooth]

 

[Nuts]

1 of my favorite pictures from Alaska. It was September. Just a beautiful morning to sit and drink coffee waiting for Bullwinkle or Rudolph


Later that trip another favorite.

 

[Mule Kick]

Sunday afternoon stroll with the wife and kiddo to pick up a couple trail cams. Thankfully no monster moose pics, as this was in the unit I had my tag for this year

 

[OpenCountry]

Dogs ran good yesterday.

 

[INMT]

 

[Dave N]

Someone likes the ornaments more than the presents!

 

[Hem]

Fished a few hours yesterday on a local lake. First time EVER in late December, actually I've been a couple times in the past week.
Some great fish, though the big guys are a little sluggish.

 

[Threedognight]

Christmas morning hike.

 

[Oak]

Winter visitor

 

[jejack26]

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A great Sunday morning watching a couple good dogs work.

OK, that's a cool picture

 

[Dsnow9]

Based off of the verbal lashing I received from the Mrs. I guess 1.5 year olds aren’t supposed to share my morning coffee…

 

[CowboyLeroy]

Building a house on the farm means no more car seats to check cows

 

[Outlaw99]

Building a house on the farm means no more car seats to check cows
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What’s all that green stuff behind the cows?

 

[CowboyLeroy]

What’s all that green stuff behind the cows?

Forage oats. They'll stay out there until early april

 

[Nick87]

Forage oats. They'll stay out there until early april

One of the farms we used to hunt down south planted some sort of variety of oats that they didnt graze but took off early and baked. Stuff was so vibrant green. Sounds dumb but you had to see it i guess.

 

[Stocker]

2026 needs to hurry up.

 

[BOHNTR]

 

[Nick87]

2026 needs to hurry up.
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Minor inconvenience. Well maybe.

 

[Stocker]

Minor inconvenience. Well maybe.

It wouldn’t have been bad if it didn’t happen when I was tracking along the steep side of a dam. Took a bit to get it somewhere flat, then it was about a half hour with the skid steer to get it back on. Only been running it on a wore out undercarriage for 3 years so it was bound to happen.

 

[Nick87]

It wouldn’t have been bad if it didn’t happen when I was tracking along the steep side of a dam. Took a bit to get it somewhere flat, then it was about a half hour with the skid steer to get it back on. Only been running it on a wore out undercarriage for 3 years so it was bound to happen.

They never brake in a convenient spot that's for sure.