***Daily Hunt Pics 2004***

[Doug Campbell]

She's a rock hound so I expect that what it is. That isn't the road in front of her but very loose clay type soil the nothing grows in because of the constant heaving. Apparently there is so much expansion and contraction when wet or dry it's constantly moving. Very interesting country and unbelievably greasy when it rains.

[Doug Campbell]

Heading out yesterday afternoon I had to circle up over what we call the Buffalo Jump with an incredible view up the valley. It was a little hazy but the fall colors are really starting to come in.  

[Hooked]

No mountains, but lots of corn and milo here in Kansas.

[John Scifres]

October 2, 2004 - MY opening morning here in Indiana.

 

A scary sharp Ribtek 145 waiting for some work in the Autumn Woods.  He almost got it but the deer always seem to make the right moves  

[Bearcurve]

This thread is great! I love looking at these photo's, all of em, but DC's are just about pic's of Heaven to those of us who, and I believe they are many like myself, who desire to see it for ourselve's! God's handiwork is evident everywhere we turn but Montana is truly one of his many masterpiece's. How could anyone doubt his existence? How else could all this beauty be? Keep em coming Doug. We truly enjoy them!

[James Wrenn]

Well this is not the picture I hoped to share but it is all I have.  :(  After waiting a year when I went down today for our week of hog hunting this is what greeted us.This is high ground 3 miles from where I was supposed to hunt.Dang I am starting to hate these hurricanes!  :rolleyes:  
 

[Warren H. Womack]

I took this picture this morning. I was checking for crossing sign.

Warren

[Al Kidner]

Well what can I say....? This thread is THE BEST yet!  

[Chad Lewis]

Lets see, I work on computers all day and will most likely screw this up. Here is a photo of a bowl I was glassing for sheep.

[Chad Lewis]

[Chad Lewis]

Can you see the Ptarmigin? I ran into quite a few and it's amazing how they blend in. Turn your head and they're gone. Take a step and they start to purr and right in front of your eyes you now see three of them. I took a photo of this guy at about 5 feet laying on my belly. I have another photo I took and I can't even see the bird in it??

[Chad Lewis]

Sorry guys, first time I've every been able to post. Here's one more slice of heaven.

[Doug Campbell]

Great pics everybody!! Heck I even like the corn and milo, there's gotta be a big set a horn tips sticking up there somewhere  :D  

I've already run into an Aussie or two up here Alan, didn't mind em a bit  :D  so your welcome to come on by.

Here's a few more MT pics if ya wanta look at em.   http://community.webshots.com/user/dkcampbl

Thanks everybody!!

[Terry Green]

View of the Cohuttas.....

 

JC surveying the dark laurel bottom below....

   

Mama Bear...and back end of one of the cubs...

   

[Roughcountry]

Keep em comin guys. This is great. I try not to leave this county but you guys are tempting me real bad. Chad were are you at in those pics? Cool country Terry, are most of those trees hardwoods?

[Chad Lewis]

Roughcountry,

Right here in the great USA. Those were taken right here in the state of Colorado. God we have a great country!

[Doug Campbell]

Here's looking down the Mission Creek valley just a few miles west of us. This is where I've been doing a little bear and doe hunting. My buddy owns the ranch down in the bottom next to the creek. There's probably 20 deer running around in this pic if you could see em.   They are quite a bit lower than us so the fall colors are just beginning to come in.

[Terry Green]

Yes Robin, most of them are hardwoods...White pines, regular o'l pines, and hemlocks mixed in.

[Pinelander]

Christmas colors in October....

 

[Pinelander]

I see you... you Big Fat Doe...