A-Jay

2 hours ago, slonezp said:

Who's the father?

 I think I left her tied up to a dock next to a bass boat with a 250 Verado for too long this spring

5 minutes ago, Team9nine said:

 I think I left her tied up to a dock next to a bass boat with a 250 Verado for too long this spring

One can never be too careful can they ?

A-Jay

A DNA test might reveal it was one of those good for nothing Tohatsus. ?

 

Caught a bunch of fish in the morning, went and tried to freeze to death in a tree in the afternoon. No deer, but watched a bunch of wood ducks fly into my pond 30 yards away, that was pretty cool.

6 hours ago, Bluebasser86 said:

Caught a bunch of fish in the morning, went and tried to freeze to death in a tree in the afternoon. No deer, but watched a bunch of wood ducks fly into my pond 30 yards away, that was pretty cool.

Your post and picture got me thinking....do we (sportsman) have screws loose? Thinks about it, we sit in trees to the extent of almost certain death from freezing to death HOPING a deer walks by. Then in the summer we sit in a boat on the middle of the lake and slowly cook ourselves HOPING a fish that we're going to let go bites. 

44 minutes ago, 12poundbass said:

Your post and picture got me thinking....do we (sportsman) have screws loose? Thinks about it, we sit in trees to the extent of almost certain death from freezing to death HOPING a deer walks by. Then in the summer we sit in a boat on the middle of the lake and slowly cook ourselves HOPING a fish that we're going to let go bites. 

Not only that, but we spend so much money to do either one.

Somewhere, at the other end of this track, is what I’m looking for. 

After 8 hours of trecking through the bush, I did not find the end of it. 

Oh well, I still have a few days next week to find him. 

3 hours ago, Way north bass guy said:

Somewhere, at the other end of this track, is what I’m looking for. 

After 8 hours of trecking through the bush, I did not find the end of it. 

Oh well, I still have a few days next week to find him. 

A-Jay

Looking out my back yard at daybreak.

They wanted to try on my boots.

Barely covers the ground and this will be major news in SW Oklahoma.

On 11/10/2018 at 8:43 AM, A-Jay said:

My 'zero tolerance' policy with leaves on the property is completely out the window this year. 

Latest trend is that it's better to leave them.  It's supposedly better for the soil. Pun intended. 

Brasstown Bald, Ga

In honor of Vetrans day

On 11/11/2018 at 7:01 AM, 12poundbass said:

Your post and picture got me thinking....do we (sportsman) have screws loose? Thinks about it, we sit in trees to the extent of almost certain death from freezing to death HOPING a deer walks by. Then in the summer we sit in a boat on the middle of the lake and slowly cook ourselves HOPING a fish that we're going to let go bites. 

First day I fished this year was -2 when we launched and made it all the way to 22 for a high. Caught 2 of my biggest bass of the year that day though, so I keep subjecting myself to it.

2 hours ago, J Francho said:

Latest trend is that it's better to leave them.  It's supposedly better for the soil. Pun intended. 

At this points the decisions been made for me.

Our 'lake effect' snow showers on & off all weekend pretty much did it.

Bet we're up to at least 6 inch on the grassy areas now - and it's going to just keep coming, and coming, and coming  and coming,and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming.

Sorry, guess I lost it there for a bit . . . 

I'm better now.

A-Jay 

Last fool, um...I mean boat off the water yesterday ?

 

 

 

Tucker & Fenway on their trail run today in preparation of Sled Season. 

A-Jay

Got this shot from where I was working last week. Its looking south down the St Johns river app. 14 miles south of jax.

We lost a member of the family today, he passed at 8:10 pm. 

Although at 8:15 he was brought back from the light by way of chip bag crinkle ?. 

18 hours ago, A-Jay said:

 

Tucker & Fenway on their trail run today in preparation of Sled Season. 

A-Jay

Those are beautiful dogs! The dogs that pulled our sleds looked like inbreds. Fairbanks, AK.

6 hours ago, Harold Scoggins said:

Those are beautiful dogs! The dogs that pulled our sleds looked like inbreds. Fairbanks, AK.

Thanks - 

Sometimes it's all about ability & results.

The 'new breed' of sled dog has changed many times over the years.

Somethings do however stay the same. 

A-Jay

My grandfather.

 

On the trail today with Tucker.  

Apparently he has something against selfies.

#headlockswork

A-Jay

The cold appears to be here to stay and this snow puppy is ecstatic! Mmmmm snow!