Quoted from dirkdiggler:I was outside doing some landscaping when I heard this squeaking sound. After about 10 minutes of hearing it I went to investigate.
How smart is this little f'r? He's sharpening his teeth on some antlers. Looks like he's been doing it for a while. They're all shaved down[quoted image][quoted image][quoted image]
He’s not sharpening his teeth, he’s actually eating the antlers. Small animals like rodents and such will chew on antlers to extract minerals like calcium.
From my trip last week: Military Police practicing high risk traffic stops, Engineers on our CERFP (Chemical, Biological, Radiological/Nuclear, and High-Yield Explosive (CBRNE) Enhanced Response Force Package) doing search and rescue, and Chemical Specialists on the CERFP team practicing decontamination operations after an event. The CERFP supports civilian authorities in response to a CBRNE incident.
CERF (resized).jpgMP (resized).jpgSearch (resized).jpgQuoted from EJS:Here’s outside looking in last night. I saw something I wanted and took it home with me.
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Nice! Can you expand on what happened? Did you just knock on their door and ask if they'd sell it?
Quoted from sixtyfourbits:Nice! Can you expand on what happened? Did you just knock on their door and ask if they'd sell it?
It was a pre arranged meeting; just a good laugh to see the game when you drive up and still in your vehicle. It was worth the 2.5 hour drive one way. It was supposed to be not working but I’m just having reset issues which I haven’t put much time into....I think just a run out switch needs to be cleaned.
Quoted from joemagiera:Least favorite fresh water fish, taste wise, has to be Northern Pike. Though I've never tried Muskie. They're supposed to be just as bad taste wise, but the best fighters (never caught one either).
The temperature of the water is the problem. You catch a Northern or even any bass for that matter in a big cold body of water (think end of May) and the taste is great. The problem with Northern Pike is the Y-bones, so you have to know how to fillet them right.
Quoted from skink91:The temperature of the water is the problem. You catch a Northern or even any bass for that matter in a big cold body of water (think end of May) and the taste is great. The problem with Northern Pike is the Y-bones, so you have to know how to fillet them right.
Most folks I talk to in the Northwoods say Northern Pike is number #1, even over Walleye.
Y bones are tricky, especially in the smaller ones, so I pickle them. Y bones disappear! Very easy to do, and it is very very good with some onions, sweet peppers, carrots etc.
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Y bones are tricky, especially in the smaller ones, so I pickle them. Y bones disappear! Very easy to do, and it is very very good with some onions, sweet peppers, carrots etc.[quoted image]
It's been a long time since I had pickled fish, now I'm craving it hahaha. Thanks for sharing!
Quoted from Nevus:I’m waiting patiently for the Everest summit photo...
Fishing on the Little Miami River in Loveland Ohio. Grew up on this river so it holds a lot of memories for me and especially this day. Blow the picture up that you can see my rods in and you will see about a 1/ mile up just left of center are some kids swinging on a rope and swimming. Damn I can't tell you how many times my brothers and I did that made me reminisce they were some of the best moments of my life. Yeah a good day. 
20190830_082630 (resized).jpg20190830_133252 (resized).jpgQuoted from dirkdiggler:Spotted this little guy while moving some dirt. Haven't seen one in years and he's like 5x bigger then I've ever seen one around here. About 7 or 8 inches long and fat like a hotdog
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What is that exactly?
Some kind of salamander?
Quoted from Coindork:What is that exactly?
Some kind of salamander?
My wife figures it was a salamander. Never seen one that large. More like a foot long from tail to nose. I tried moving him but he didn't care for that so I just put the tarp back over and left him alone
Dirkdiggler,
Please inform in general where you live. I will try to figure out what critter is in your pic.
PM me if u prefer.
Quoted from dirkdiggler:Doing some googling, I think he's a western tiger salamander.
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That seems to be a pretty good match.
Neat.
Quoted from RWH:Fishing on the Little Miami River in Loveland Ohio. Grew up on this river so it holds a lot of memories for me and especially this day. Blow the picture up that you can see my rods in and you will see about a 1/ mile up just left of center are some kids swinging on a rope and swimming. Damn I can't tell you how many times my brothers and I did that made me reminisce they were some of the best moments of my life. Yeah a good day.
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Catch anything? What type of fish?
Quoted from mtn-:Catch anything? What type of fish?
I was fishing for channel cat and perch. I caught 6 that day 4 channel and 2 sauger which is of the perch family but not the one I was fishing for. lol Water was a bit merky or I would have been fishing for smallmouth while I waited on my dead lines. Plenty of great bass in the riffles and the small backups.
Quoted from Jaybird815:Winter is coming, but 80 tomorrow!
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Looks like your leaf blower is gonna be put to good use.
Quoted from Jaybird815:Winter is coming
Ughhh don't remind me Jay, I get depressed during winter every year. That tree is awesome though
Quoted from mtn-:Looks like your leaf blower is gonna be put to good use.
And my 17 yr old 
The Sugar Maples are putting on a show this year!
Once the leaves fall I'm not concerned. . . I'll be ready with my turbine blower. This thing will blow leaves off the trees and into the neighbor's neighbor's yard!
Quoted from TractorDoc:I'll be ready with my turbine blower. This thing will blow leaves off the trees and into the neighbor's neighbor's yard!
Oh man, o-din would really loose it if that was running outside his place at 0800!
Quoted from Atari_Daze:Oh man, o-din would really loose it if that was running outside his place at 0800!
Would love to see tthat .
Quoted from dirkdiggler:Good morning pinside.
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And a lovely morning to you as well!
9845CF1F-28CC-4802-A720-80FB5018454C (resized).jpegMy new favorite food establishment right on beach at Doheny state beach. To the right is Dana Point harbor. My brother and I ride my harley e bikes down to beach for breakfast. If you follow the coastline to the left it shows how the coastline changes from south facing beaches to west facing beaches in San Clemente.
20200929_122445 (resized).jpg20201008_125617 (resized).jpgQuoted from Slugmeister:I've got a few leaves here.An overhead shot of my place from a Cessna.The lower right shows part of the state salmon hatchery across the street.
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Sorry, nevermind.
Quoted from JeffZee:One from the front...
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One from the back...
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My property ends at the fence. None of the steak belongs to me.
You have a nice dog though! I like how her/his tail is pointing.
Quoted from JeffZee:One from the front...
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One from the back...
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My property ends at the fence. None of the steak belongs to me.
Nice property!! Wouldn't want to cut that grass! Why we downsized and moved to a townhouse.
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