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Hunterman
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Your a sick man Russ,,,a sick, sick man
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Hunterman(Tony)
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noharleyyet
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...but it's a 'dry' heat Russ.
Bambistew
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Throw in a little humidity and thats what we call summer here.
A-con
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Yea here in the central valley, we are looking at low 100s next week. The older I get the more I stay inside when it's over 100. Just can't handle it like I used to.
trophy_killer
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Your a sick man Russ,,,a sick, sick man
Hunterman(Tony)
thats the biggest understatement ive ever heard!
HAHAHA Tony...
Over the years, a lot of the fisherwoosie guys would always whine about the warm weather, well, I'm not going to be one of them
I just got back from a nice day out in the desert sun, my wife, dogs and I took a country ride up a dirt road that lasted 100 miles before we got off of it
There was a lot to see, not much in the wild life side of things, no water, we went up to an area that was supposed to have three springs, didn't find any, nor did I find any tracks
The only thing we did see was plenty of rabbits, a rodent that puts it's tail over it's back and on it's head when it runs, from what I could see, it is a funny looking little creature with a fat little belly but it can move fast
There are a few birds and plenty of little lizards
The forests our here consist mainly of Joshua trees, even though on one of my trecks a couple months ago, I found some extra large Ponderosas
I'm feeling a little burnt as I took my shirt off and let my pasty white skin roast a little
Other than that, another day in paradise...
And paradise is always where you find it...
Over the years, a lot of the fisherwoosie guys would always whine about the warm weather, well, I'm not going to be one of them
I just got back from a nice day out in the desert sun, my wife, dogs and I took a country ride up a dirt road that lasted 100 miles before we got off of it
There was a lot to see, not much in the wild life side of things, no water, we went up to an area that was supposed to have three springs, didn't find any, nor did I find any tracks
The only thing we did see was plenty of rabbits, a rodent that puts it's tail over it's back and on it's head when it runs, from what I could see, it is a funny looking little creature with a fat little belly but it can move fast
There are a few birds and plenty of little lizards
The forests our here consist mainly of Joshua trees, even though on one of my trecks a couple months ago, I found some extra large Ponderosas
I'm feeling a little burnt as I took my shirt off and let my pasty white skin roast a little
Other than that, another day in paradise...
And paradise is always where you find it...
Moosie
Grand poopa
Rocks....... did you find any rocks ?!?!? I'm assuming you did because you didn't get lost....
I didn't know springs left tracks...
About the only 'wildlife' left that I know of around Vegas are horses and tortoises. Head up towards Caliente and you should be able to get into some deer and elk. A guy in my office used to work there, by the looks of his shed collection; they have some big deer up that way.
Thanks Pointer... I'll do that
LOL....
Springs acually do leave tracks, just not in the sense we would leave them
Actually on the other side of the valley from where I was yesterday, there is a ton of wildlife
I've seen sheep just outside the city limits on the North West corner, Elk, Deer, Sheep, Donkeys and Horses just north of town in the Mojave
Theres also a goodly amount of cat and coyote poop
LOL....
Springs acually do leave tracks, just not in the sense we would leave them
Actually on the other side of the valley from where I was yesterday, there is a ton of wildlife
I've seen sheep just outside the city limits on the North West corner, Elk, Deer, Sheep, Donkeys and Horses just north of town in the Mojave
Theres also a goodly amount of cat and coyote poop
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