Chris

In camping.....What is a stove fire? Stage II fire restrictions prohibit the following across the entire forests, including developed campgrounds: Building, maintaining, attending or using a fire, campfire, charcoal, coal, or stove fire, including fires in developed campgrounds and improved sites. Smoking (except within an enclosed vehicle or building). Discharging a firearm, air rifle, or gas gun, except while engaged in a lawful hunt pursuant to state, federal, or tribal laws and regulations. Welding or operating acetylene or other torches with an open flame. Possessing or using a motor vehicle off National Forest System designated roads (Vehicles must stay on open Forest Roads and cannot drive and/or park over any vegetation.) Operating a chain saw powered by an internal combustion engine between the hours of 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. Chain saws must have an operational spark arresting device.

They will stop making the Gen 3 soon.

Respectfully highly disagree. What are you trying to do wet a 2'x2' area? Just a trickle and move every hour is a waste of water and energy and won't benefit the plant. Irrigation is better so you run all the calcium and salts we have in our water past the roots but just running a hose a little in a small area in my opinion isn't going to be beneficial. LOL.

Needs good slow watering, about once a week minimum. By slow, I mean very slow! Deep soak from the base of the tree, out to the edges of all branches. Barely turn hose on, come back in an hour. When it starts greening up again, cut off branches that are not growing (they are dead). In summer hot days, every 3 days or so. You want it to get water then dry out. If it doesn't dry (ground) you'll drown the tree eventually.

InciWeb says just helicopters in air. Why don't they use planes?

Sad for the homes and the forest. Some great elk country right there!

We were looking at a house up there. Is now on the fire edge. Dang!

Wait..... people buy Yeti's ?

New?

Yep. Hence all the quad tracks along the fence line.

Are 85 and 95mm that different? Just under 1/2 inch wider!

Great for the tripod glassing.

2 years ago, I found a set on the road. When they run across the road, there is often a ditch and that can "jar" the horns off!

I saw him 2 years ago at the CMP Garand shoot at Ben Avery. He was very laid back and easy going. I overheard someone ask him.... "Do you get tired of people coming up to you and asking for your autograph?" His reply..... "No, it's went they don't I'll start to worry."

They water at night.

Birdwatchers are hanging cams? OKAY.

I had to go to MVD, inside, take a number, but the 2 people I met were wonderful. Very friendly and easy going! G&Flakes at the range.... not so much.

I think .... who is going with you, is a big factor! For (2) people, you'll need 2 quads. 2 people get to drive. UTV....good to go. Runs forever. 1 driver, but some like to drive more than others? Truck...With a shell, you can do anything, if your good with driving the rough country. How often do you plan to drive rough country. Are you okay with the $$ to upkeep? If moderate areas, a truck and shell can get you everything! Maybe not the fun as the other two? Fun, or practical?

Does G&F get back in there, in 13B ?

I'm not sure how they will know if I have a tag or not?

It's not just 9 feet. 35 vertical feet.

Great waterhole! Congrats!

I wish they made these in "straight" version!

Go buy a lotto ticket too.

Does the is Swarovski 80mm STS ever go on sale??? https://www.cabelas.com/product/Swarovski-ATS-STS-High-Definition-Spotting-Scope/1438624.uts?productVariantId=3360821&rid=20&WT.tsrc=SOC&WT.mc_id=FB_DPA