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Nice bucks Phil. Some good looking country. Its always a good day when you have to get out the pack frame!

Great bucks!

I would like to send out a "BIG SALUTE" to all armed forces veteran's, past, present, and future. Thank you for your services to this country, and defending our freedoms and way of life. You are appreciated!

U.S. citizens warned to change travel procedures to Mexico Posted: Nov 10, 2010 5:06 PM MST Updated: Nov 10, 2010 5:06 PM MST Web Producer: Adriana Desiderio TUCSON (KGUN9-TV) – U.S. citizens traveling to or living in Mexico are warned by the American Citizen Services Office to change their travel paths to and from U.S. Consulate General Hermosillo. Extreme threats of violence along Highway 15/Benito Juarez Autopista have lead to the prohibition of travel between Estacion Don and Guamuchil, Sinaloa. U.S. government employees much be transported in armored vehicles while officially traveling in the state of Sinaloa unless they are within the city limits of Mazatlan where non-armored cars are acceptable for travel. Official travel south of Ciudad Obregon must be escorted by police and performed in armored GOVs. No personal travel for Consulate Hermosillo employees is allowed south of Navojoa, Sonora. When traveling through Ciudad Obregon and Navajoa towards Alamos, U.S. government personnel must exercise extreme caution. Traveling in eastern Sonora, north to south from Nacozari de Garcia through Moctezuma, through Arivechi, through Rosaria and ending in Alamos, is prohibited. Violence across parts of the Nogales Consular District and the threat of known drug trafficking activity throughout northern Sonora has lead to all official travel to and in the Nogales Consular District to be conducted in armored GOVs. Currently, consulate employees only are permitted to travel between the U.S. border at Nogales, AZ, to Hermosillo in personally owned vehicles only on Mexican toll road Highway 15 during daylight hours. The Consulate advises all American citizens living in, visiting or traveling through the consular district to only drive during daylight hours. In addition, Americans are reminded to have a U.S. passport when driving to Mexico and that a visa is required for travel to Mexico. Mexican automobile insurance is required when driving to Mexico and only Mexican pesos are accepted for payment at toll booths. Drivers are encouraged to follow the security precautions detailed in "A Safe Trip Abroad" which can be found at http://travel.state.gov/tips/safety/safety_1747.html.

Happy birthday Jim!

The snow is coming East Gallatin River outside of Bozeman flowing through river bottom ranch land Have not seen one of these in a long time

Congratulations on a fantastic buck. Gotta love that country up there. Lotsa hard work, but certainly worth the effort on those backpack hunts. Way to go!

Happy birthday Phil! Hope your day is wonderful!

Flyfishing the Madison on a frosty morning. A flyfishing fool, or maybe a foolish flyfisherman? Some fall colors. Madison River.

Happy birthday, with many returns!

Best wishes to you, birthday girl! May your day be blessed with celebration, and good times, with good friends! Mmmmmmmm, Prickly pear Margarita's??

The weather was good into the first couple days of October. We just had a rainy cold spell, with a morning low of 17 degree's. It is sunny now but chilly. Have been doing real well on streamers. I did not get into the park in September as I had hoped. Have been busy. The warm weather kept the tourists around longer. Added a few pics.

Very nice!

A big happy birthday to our grillmaster. Hope its a great day for ya!

Happy Birthday! Sounds like you got some awesome presents!

The body of a United States citizen has not been recovered after he was attacked by Mexican drug cartel pirates on Falcon Lake. David and Tiffany Hartley were riding jet skis in the lake on the Texas-Mexico border Thursday, September 30, 2010 about 2:45 p.m. when pirates on at least two boats advanced and started shooting guns at them. Mrs. Hartley said her husband had been shot in the head and fell in the water indicated Zapata County Sheriff Sigifredo Gonzalez. According to Gonzalez the couple was returning from the Mexico side of the lake after sightseeing and taking photos of the well-known remains of Old Guerrero. Tiffany Hartley at first turned around to help pull her husband out of the water, but the gunmen opened fire on her and she had to speed away. This killing was the first among many known attacks from Mexico drug cartel gunmen on Falcon Lake this year. The pirates aggressively chased Mrs. Hartley into the U.S. waters and continued shooting. Texas public safety officials said the cartel members are known to use AK-47s or AR-15s on their victims. Last month they used a local fisherman's boat to tape the misspelled term word "Game Wardin" on the side to get closer to potential victims. The couple, from McAllen, Texas, was planning to move back to their home state of Colorado later this month, according to the sheriff. “Obama doesn’t think we need much help on the Texas border, but he will send the military into Somali to deal with pirates,” said Eddie Ortiz, of Rio Grande City. “heck, this in our country with our own citizens—wake up America!”

Sounds like a great hunt, and you topped it off with a very nice bull.!

The fed's should make it illegal for a U.S citizen to travel into Mexico. I bet the Mexican government would think up ways to start helping the situation in a a hurry, when they are losing billions in revenue.

Dang! That is a very cool picture. I get vertigo just looking at it. I wonder if any sheep have fallen off?

Congratulations on a fine bull and excellent hunt. I too, have hunted unit 27 for over 3 decades and have left hundreds of miles of boot tracks in that country. I can certainly appreciate a successful hunt up there. Well done!

Happy birthday Hector. Hope you enjoy a good day and a few celebratory libations

Sounds great. It has been awhile since I have been able to get in on some good fall bass action. Am experiencing the same up here in Montana for trout, the big fish are starting to move. The next month should be awesome, hopefully

That is way cool. Looks like a swilrling milk chocalat.

I was headed to town this morning, and I was driving around Hebgen lake I noticed a big fish rise in the calm waters of a large cove. So I pulled over got out my rod and cast to the area the fish was working, and bang......I nailed him on the first cast. The rod was bent in two and the reel drag was screaming and...................pop, the hook pulled free. It was a good trout in the 5-6 pound range, but I did not get a good look at it. The big fish are cruising right now.

Took the spinning rod down to a spot on Hebgen lake this evening where I can usually catch a few fish before dark. This 20" Brown Trout crashed into the 3/8" oz. rainbow trout pattern crocodile lure. Had a couple of good wacks on the lure from other fish, but this is the only one I hooked and landed tonight. I pinch all the barbs down on my flies and lures. This fish was released to fight again another day.