I enjoy the pics! Always fun to see the critters others have roaming their place. Lots of deer activity this time of year under our apple and pear trees. No bears yet. Living in Alaska, my brother always one ups me with his pics, but they’re always fun to see. Keep ’em coming CZ.
So, do you have any interest at all in trapping and tanning furs, cause that one’s gonna be a real beaut in 3-4 months. Wouldn’t be worthwhile in terms of a side hustle, but the skills would be worth learning and someone enjoying your project — like me — might be interested in tanning a couple nice hides on a 50/50 split. Now if you happen to start getting photos of well-furred wolves, well that changes things considerably. 🙂
I’m mostly sure it’s just the sunlight in the pic, but that bush (little pine?) reminds me of that bush that Moses was conversing with all those years ago. At least, that’s one of the thoughts that ran through my head, looking at that picture.
I enjoy the pics! Always fun to see the critters others have roaming their place. Lots of deer activity this time of year under our apple and pear trees. No bears yet. Living in Alaska, my brother always one ups me with his pics, but they’re always fun to see. Keep ’em coming CZ.
Try and watch discovery series “Building Off Grid”. Lots of examples,es in Montana and Alaska.
So, do you have any interest at all in trapping and tanning furs, cause that one’s gonna be a real beaut in 3-4 months. Wouldn’t be worthwhile in terms of a side hustle, but the skills would be worth learning and someone enjoying your project — like me — might be interested in tanning a couple nice hides on a 50/50 split. Now if you happen to start getting photos of well-furred wolves, well that changes things considerably. 🙂
If, Crom forbid, I wind up having to shoot one of the bears, I think a robe would be rather nice.
Only if you leave the head on. See Tropic Thunder panda scene for reference.
I’m mostly sure it’s just the sunlight in the pic, but that bush (little pine?) reminds me of that bush that Moses was conversing with all those years ago. At least, that’s one of the thoughts that ran through my head, looking at that picture.
A family of foxes are great neighbors. Free rodent control.