Cody the climber

We left the room for just a minute and could not find Cody.

Searching... then found him up on the table, he had crawled up the fencing and over the top and on the table scattering the small wild turkey figurines, and was stuck with nowhere to go..

Lots of changes happening

Our new addition to the family, I traveled to South Dakota on a very fast trip to pickup our new addititon to the hunting family "Cody" a male tri-color Brittany pup that was ordered last winter. He is 8 weeks old in this picture. ALL puppy

Pheasants Forever

Preparing for the trip to Nebraska for a Pheasants forever banquet to support the area we hunt in most of the time.

Leaving, Friday afternoon to set up the trailer in our favorite place (Jeff's Place)

I called the folks in Armour, South Dakota (we ordered another Brit hunting dog from them)
Our new hunting partner "Cody" a male tri-color french brit was born on Feb 9th. and will be ready to be picked up on the 28th of March.

Anyway, a Cody picture should be here soon and we will post it here.




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Arizona winter cottage

A trip into Mexico

In a beer garden at a Mexican restaurant, the story goes there were 2 seperate crews working from each side of the building to meet at the center.

It's obvious someone was a little off, when they got close they just stopped and quit.


Picture from our table









Picture taken a couple days ago, of a brand new Indian Casino built within 1/4 mile of the campground.

The casino opened today and the traffic was terrible, they had 2 cops directing traffic, and back ups on the interstate were about 2 miles long.

For the grand opening they had 10 sky divers dressed as Elvis's land in the parking lot at about 6pm.

Spending time in Yuma Arizona

Left after the super bowl and traveled to Yuma Az, Camped within 650 ft of the Mexican border.

Working on building new web sites with new software (trying to learn a new way)





Fellow from Montana, turned his pickup into a power plant, using solar, and wind.









The wind charger is using 2 ac delco alternators back to back and some bolted together blades I am not sure how well this works as the alternators need to turn at a pretty high rate to do any charging. Unless the alternators are modified as permanent magnet generators.

Interesting non the less

Rogers Arkansas ice storm

Pictures from Brad in Rogers Arkansas, so far no power since Monday the 26th
So far no trees have hit or damaged the houses, there will be lots of firewood.


Gas station near Brad








Junior's house









Junior's looking from the driveway







Brad's front yard looking from the garage










Brad's from driveway






Looking from the back porch

Return from Nebraska trip

Returned from Neb on Jan 4th.

Couple of hero shots

Couple of pheasants for the freezer








Libby, checking out her handy work








Shot of our rv site in Neb

Mid Season Pheasant hunting

Gary Libby and I started hunting about 9am, by noon, with the expert help of Libby the wonder dog we had 6 Pheasants

Weather was 30 degrees, winds about 20 -25 mph out of the west north-west

Most of the pheasants were setting tight, Scenting conditions were very good, we had some very good points.

Starting our 2 week pheasant hunting adventure

Left Colorado Monday afternoon with sunny skies, by the time Libby and I got to Holyoke Co we were in a snowstorm

Picture of the following morning about 4 - 5 inches of new snow

Went hunting Tuesday in lots of mud

We were the only ones on the road, you can tell by the ruts we left in the muddy roads, top speed 15 mph

One pheasant - one prairie chicken








day two .. more mud

We decided to hunt 'till noon (could not take another whole day of driving in the mud

One Pheasant early in the morning, Libby did a great job !

Thank goodness for 4 wheel drive



Packed up and left Waunetta about 1:30 started out of Iowa

We are currently parked in Council Bluffs where there is a casino,

To our surprise there is a new Bass Pro store here we are parked close to their parking lot.

Will rest here for the night, continue on tomorrow.