Great photos, glad you had Lisa along to help pack out the fur. Jen says to tell both of you Hello.

Great shots, Jack. Give Miss Lisa a big hug for me . I am surely looking forward to enjoying her on my next visit to your hacienda .

You live in wonderful country . Remember all the plusses are much more than the minuses there . Every place has minuses , as long as the values loved and needed are met foremost.

We are all of us in the west, and that right there is a mighty thing.

Big wave howdy to you, Tater, and give my warm regards to Jen ! Those Black and Gusses are surely loving the cool weather.

Hope you all are breathing deep of beautiful life as fall colours reach their summit of sheer beauty. The Rockies here are ablaze in glowing splendor.

Tater!

I'm assuming you're getting out after the yodel-dogs on your side of the Divide. Best of luck on that endeavor. Lisa says a big howdy back to you and Jennifer. She was disappointed that she missed you guys last week.

Top of the morning to you, Sir!

Jack

Thanks Sharon. We all live in a splendid, wonderous country. My post above was not meant to be whiney, but I do miss Alaska and the bush lifestyle we had up there.

You are correct in your ecstatic awe of the autumnal colors we're having these days. The recent storms with the resultant snows have largely dissipated, so the aspens, cottonwoods, and willows are all resplendent in their seasonal finery. A bit of fur here and there doesn't dimish the beauty in the least. Hope all's grand up there in the northcountry.

Jack

Oh, I know that you aren't winey...just giving you flask is all

The beauty of freedom and life in this country is the ability to change location and enjoy to the full, anywhere one chooses.

I too , would readily go to Alaska , attaining happiness if that is where I need to be .

We never want to look back and wish we had done what we wanted years earlier, than years wasted later in the deciding .

The frost has been hitting so hard in the valleys that Im certain the rubber Boas are all several feet underground now. Ill just have to continue my search in spring when it warms up !

Hello to you Sharon from both Jen and I. Yup black an gus are loving the fall weather, calves weaned and cows out on the river bottom. Life is good.
Jack, we will get back over to see you and Lisa soon. 1 coyote on the boards so far. Waiting to see what the weather wants to do before I really get going hard. Have a good evening.

Good update Tater. Thanks. I'll put the word out that coyotes from this side of the hill better stay to this side. I'm a lot less dangerous to them than you are.

Jack