Taco

little kootnenay homegrown jute maybe

must be a deep cave,

Jeez Lynn even I knew that and I'm friggin old

wouldn't know about that Brian, use Google Earth, I did

no *hit

Tell ya what... Find this tree and you'll be pretty damn close to those coordinates and if you're stealthy enough you'll find some of these... don't remember seein' any damn dams

Yeah freeware av is worth every cent you pay for. ESET NOD32 Antivirus $30/yr/computer= 0 problems/3yrs

finally watched enough the vid to find the slo-mo of the critter in question, the man from Shaughnessy Alberta got it .... hoary marmot.... ballsy bastards, had one climb up on my sleeping bag to give me the once over whilst I was still in it, scared the livin' bejesus outta me. Always thought they were a treeline critter though

I'll say one thing for sure, he (orvisonly) must be a hell of a fisherman.. look at the rises he gets every damn time he floats one through here.

or hirsute Texan

yup

Paul, probably would, the Waldron has done a pretty good job on the riparian zones, bottom end in the reserve and through the old King place needs a bunch of work though. I'll be @ the meeting unless some cow runs me over

Since I know what you look like LE, just how drunk did you have to get to crawl on the mother of that? and I did vote

little experiment, here's one of my current favorite criks, lets see if there's more than one set of boot tracks next summer, 49 52'51.86"N, 114 03'12.70"W

Looked at the vid again and a bunch of online pics.. you may be right, particularly with that description. not many people get to see a wolverine in the wild. Sorry to hear about your dog, you do need to get you another Aussie dude

Yeah Sid's a talented guy, I really enjoyed Men for the Mountains and Leaning on the Wind. I'll have to get a copy of The Black Grizzly.

rock chuck or yellow belly marmot http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow-bellied_Marmot

you forgot bloom there Tim

Can anyone tell me how to get here?? I heard it was a pretty good spot

look whos talkin

counted a full dozen workin rigs between Shaunavon and Gull Lake last night, it's Saskatchewan's turn for a kick at the cat, maybe it's time to slow down this full bore dog and pony show on the Alberta side

da mighty Mo and it's 5000 troot per mile