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No Bobcats last check but I did catch this steelhead. We had to throw him back because he was native fish, not a hatchery fish but it was still fun to catch one this big. He weighed in at 17 lbs.

Had some luck today. What I didn't have was a decent camera. Gonna have to do with the ole cell phone till the wife gives up the good one. Dads boat so I let him have some of the glory

Nice Kitty

Nice job!

Went to make my last check on my river line. Full moon the last few days plugged my traps with canines . Made for some good pics though.
The one on the right has a snared off legg. Gonna start my land line right after Christmas.

Remote is cool.Do you call your river line areas?
What kind of boat is that?
Fiberglass?-almost looks like a Yar Craft but thought it may be metal.

great pics. musta stole the wifes camera back . i see green grass. won't be seeing that here anytime soon

Dcoy wrote:Remote is cool.Do you call your river line areas?
What kind of boat is that?
Fiberglass?-almost looks like a Yar Craft but thought it may be metal.

I havn't called it Dick. I would be calling strait uphill and I've never liked doing that. The boat is Aluminum and the brand is North River. V8 Chevy with a Hamilton jet.
I have a buddy with me Bucs, and he has a camera. Now the wife frickin lost her's too.

EO That a boy keep after it and keep us informed i always envy the guy thats "just doing it for fun"

Kitty and a coyote today. Kinda getting over having the flu so I went out to check traps and had a female caught. Not very big but good color. After resetting and skinning i went up out of the creek and found a nice spot to call from and pulled in this huge female. My buddy Dave shot her at about 20 yards. Didn't have the video camera but probly wouldn't have got film, it happened really fast.

Good work once again. How many bobcat tags do you have left to fill?
This is off the subject but, that country your in looks like a great place to ride some colts in. Wouldn't take long to knock the snot out of a broncy little bastard there!!!

DustyC wrote:This is off the subject but, that country your in looks like a great place to ride some colts in. Wouldn't take long to knock the snot out of a broncy little bastard there!!!

Five more to go. Dads tags are filled
If you like riding colts it is a great place to do it. You can make em pretty sorry little buggers by the end of the day.

Riding colts ios my second favorite thing to do outside of bed!!!!

I've rode some just to get some miles on them for guys. We use to have a pasture rented that was fifty thousand acres of timber country and it was really steep and so everyone that had a shithead wanted it rode up their but they didn't want to do it. I can ride em but I can't teach them anything. Just don't have the patience I guess. I like my broke horse.
Did you ever or do you still rodeo Dusty?

I used to ride BB horses, saddle broncs, team and calf rope. All I do any more is rope a little. To old and now every bone in my body hurts in cold weather.