This week I got nothing but lots of snake pictures, as well as foxes and skunks on my trail cameras, so rather than bore you with those, I pawed through the archives and found a couple of marten pictures that I thought might intrigue a few folks.







Jack

Nice

A drawing I did back in the winter.

Very nice photos Gulo.

Great drawing there bandy.

I CAN SAVE YOU ON INSURANCE... haha








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What kind of birds are those on the powerline River Birch?

Woodie Love

Here's a trapline marten picture of mine.

This week's beaver call

My how my boys have grown...wow.

Must be exciting seeing those little guys when you catch them. Nice clean skull studies, Jack. You sure have extensive experience with them, worldwide, too. Others can be just as happy to see your catches too .....

Great pics. Sharon amazing!!

Those are some type of parrot. Was job hunting on the west coast of Florida those were neat to hear making their chatter early morning...


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Restocked my grandfather’s muzzleloader. Ive had it for a while and have knocked down some deer. Going full traditional this year. Longbow and muzzleloader. If i dont stick an antelope i am stoked to take this to the prairie !

They appear to be Nanday Parakeets.

Cool pics all! River birch, You making salsa with all those romas?

Nice stock rebuild on the smoke pole, DT.

All I been doing the last three days is picking grapes. Finished one yesterday, crushed, and started another kind this morning. Sorry, no pics, not very exciting picking grapes! lol

River Birch, were those Parakeets near Sarasota, apparently there is a notorious flock of them in that area.

Thanks J I was north of Sarasota and north of Clearwater in a town Dunedin... I could hear them chatter almost every morning, they were neat to watch too. The pairs really stay so close to each other...

Also came across some pelicans...




Yes Lee so many romas this year made some salsa some sauce and this was for ceviche











Couple more from Dunedin...







This place had the best grilled grouper!








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Release rodeo to follow!

First Marten,




UGLY tom.

Pretty tom.

Wife's bass

Took Puffer on his last fishing trip. He passed a couple weeks later.

Guided my father in law to his first turkey at 81.

Duck hunt with my son.

Making drum with my daughter.


Helped daughter with a dream catcher for a friend.

Caterpillars go through several stages, called "instars" as they grow. Molting off a layer of skin each time they change. Ours grew into his next instar over the weekend. We've named him Loki. #lokivariant

Always amazed at the amount of talent displayed by the members of trapperman!

ol'dad

Wild flowers

They look like Monk Parakeets.

One of these days IF I figure out how to transfer some of my ole 60's and 70's pixs i will put them on here.

Methinks some great ones this week, guys and gals. Thanks for contributing.

Jack

Here is a picture of the intracoastal waterway.

Wow look at some of those sagnaginal skull arches is impressive.

Thanks for everyone else Friday pictures, I got nothing !

Bunch of great photos. Man, those Barnhurst boys obviously have all their ducks in a row!