Sunday Pic of the Day

[WildWill]

With that many kids if everyone escaped without being hooked, you had a successful day.

No blood today but last night my boy hooked his cousin in the eyebrow.

 

[Hem]

No blood today but last night my boy hooked his cousin in the eyebrow.

Ouch!

 

[mtmuley]

Thanks! Superior Hardwoods Missoula.

We use them a lot. Again, nice work. mtmuley

 

[Outlaw99]

 

[Redmt]

The grandkids found this little piggy in the far end of our pond yesterday. View attachment 405444

I went down and got a better picture this morning. I'm pretty sure it's this sow I saw on March 5th. I should have whacked it then

 

[Southern Elk]

Thanks! Superior Hardwoods Missoula.

We are installing siding from them now.

 

[BAKPAKR]

I don’t know if he was mad at me or in love.

 

[Oak]

Sage Thrasher

 

[Bigjay73]

Ever ice fish in a boat? Happy Easter!

 

[Nick87]

At great Grandmas for easter. @Outlaw99 will appreciate, 5th generation to sweep that aisle.

 

[Outlaw99]

At great Grandmas for easter. @Outlaw99 will appreciate, 5th generation to sweep that aisle.

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Save that photo like a rare snake gun. That picture is going to mean the world to that boy some day.

 

[brockel]

 

[WildWill]

First Easter.

 

[Nameless Range]

This morning I hiked to this endorheic pond, which is essentially on the side of a mountain, and has walls of earth around it no less than 20 ft high.

There is no outflow, and it’s a good half mile from the nearest intermittent stream and over a mile from the nearest perennial one. As far as wet spots on this mountain go, it’s an aberration.

So how did the muskrats find it? According to an article I found from the New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry, muskrats can travel up to 20 miles over dry land looking for a new habitat. I’ve never been hiking in the woods far from water and come across a muskrat,  and I wonder what was in the mind of the Rodent Explorer who decided he’d hike a mile and a half and 600 feet in elevation up this dry and timbered mountain for a new home. He must’ve convinced others to go with him.

 

[trb]

One of my favorite signs of spring, pediocactus simpsonii

 

[Mule Kick]

Somehow I seem to have bought a boat yesterday took her out to fish and explore a bit and it was wife and kid approved caught a few fish and found a few goose nests! Cemetery island, Canyon Ferry

 

[YellowCreek]

Wild trout!

 

[SilentBirdHunter]

Easter gobblers, 5-April-2026

 

[Hem]

This morning I hiked to this endorheic pond, which is essentially on the side of a mountain, and has walls of earth around it no less than 20 ft high.

There is no outflow, and it’s a good half mile from the nearest intermittent stream and over a mile from the nearest perennial one. As far as wet spots on this mountain go, it’s an aberration.

So how did the muskrats find it? According to an article I found from the New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry, muskrats can travel up to 20 miles over dry land looking for a new habitat. I’ve never been hiking in the woods far from water and come across a muskrat,  and I wonder what was in the mind of the Rodent Explorer who decided he’d hike a mile and a half and 600 feet in elevation up this dry and timbered mountain for a new home. He must’ve convinced others to go with him.

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Maybe they can smell water from a good distance.

 

[It’s Bucky]

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