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Took the wife & dog for a drive in the Yaak to gather up some hucks, dog likes to eat them. danny


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Three little lakes on top, muddy one has brookies in it,moose had it all stirred up.
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I love posts like that. I hope maybe someday my kids can live in a place like that.
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Several years ago took my Grandson on a trip to Montana. We fished the Yaak and had lunch at the Dirty Shame Saloon. My Grandson found a shed moose antler in the river. Great country, great trip.

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awesome pictures as always Danny. We are all living vicariously through you, keep them coming! :mrgreen:
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Beautiful country, you're a lucky man. Looks like the water level is a bit low, not much snow?
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rjohns94 wrote:awesome pictures as always Danny. We are all living vicariously through you, keep them coming! :mrgreen:
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Great pics - as a kid I had all the wild berries scouted out in the local woods etc.
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rjohns94 wrote:awesome pictures as always Danny. We are all living vicariously through you, keep them coming! :mrgreen:

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rjohns94 wrote:awesome pictures as always Danny. We are all living vicariously through you, keep them coming! :mrgreen:
You can say that again! :D :mrgreen: :D +3
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Nice pics, Danny. One of these years I'm going to have to make it over to your country and ride with you.
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Ceb, these lakes are right on top the rockys and are only fed by snow melt except the one with trees in it it has a lake spring that flows with the amount of snow pack this time of the year its down,there was alot of snow this year.
Kim, come on over will ride and fish some mtn lakes for brookies & cutts. danny
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I might forgo my swearing off hay burners..................
then I remenber being run along that barbed wire fence....... :oops:
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Around these parts, I heard Hucks are going for 35$$ a gallon to the buyers...... :shock:
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You got some pretty country to roam. The blueberries are really popping here. Just have to beat all the critters to get them. 1886.
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Blaine, the hucks here are 25.- a gal, I usually pick 5 to 10 gal a year for syrup, jam and to put in sourdough pancakes. danny
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Danny, Your pics put me in La-La land. :D ----------Sixgun
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