Nasty critters with mange.

Mac

Great job!

Excellent, way to go Emmett

I’ve shipped folded dried pelts to the tannery before. Never had any problems

If they've been feeding on cattle, they'll certainly be back, but they'll change their tactics if a fella is just hunting them. Once a pack feeds on livestock, generally the whole packs gotta go. A good wolfer up here tells farmers that if there's wolves around but he hasn't lost anything, leave them be until there's loss. That pack will keep the jerks at bay until their current food source runs low and they move on........or move onto cattle.
Time of year changes things too. Around here, spring/summer they're hanging around livestock. Come late November when the cattle have been moved, they're around the deer.........
As Obiwan Kanobi says.........."But they'll be back, and in greater numbers"......lol

2 gallons weighed 16 pounds
$200 per gallon you pay shipping
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Yeah; backroads that female was a little shy!

Snap, those pop up ice cube flow colours are gorgeous. Glacial blues and turquoise are my favorite blue tones. I call those Ice cubes, just as they are popped out of a tray.

Decades ago, on a lake I lived on in North Idaho, the winter ice froze it almost solid. I was surprised to look down the slope into the lake away from shore a bit, to see a huge perfect triangled pie shaped slice of approx. three foot thick, ice sitting on the surface, next to the equally perfect shaped open water hole it popped out from. It was huge, a bit longer than a full sized truck . No person cut that . It was as if it was cut and popped straight up to land on the lake surface right next to the hole it came from.

I wish I had a photo of that. It was perfect triangle pie shape dimension. I would have loved to witness that in sight and sound .

Your photos reminded me of enjoying the textures and colours of the overflows with JR when we were traveling his line. After I was helped to overcome my fright of hearing overflows under me, I was quite transfixed by their amazing colours . Each has its own personality.

Thank you , Snap. Any more of those you capture, I would sure love seeing them.

X2 what WWS said. We undervalue ourselves quite a bit. Hard to charge people for having fun, but we still have bills like "normal" people. I charge weekly on muskrat jobs. I factor in drive time and trap setting, checking and resetting time. I think I'm worth about $50/hour which is kind of low i believe.

Heard where one of the Learing Centers in Mpls is saying all their records and text books were stolen.

Jmack love seeing those kids putting up fur!!!!!!

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