Again, from the archives (not taken this week). Just over the hill from me in the Bitterroot Valley of Montana is an iconic mountain with (to me) a catchy name. Anybody else with images of Trapper Creek, Trapper Mountain, etc.?






How'd you like to be on top of that mountain with nothing on but a wet jockstrap and both knee-caps shot off?

Jack

End of the water garden season here

Love that photo, and love the area! Hard to beat the Bitterroot Valley.

I definitely don't have any pics that beautiful but this is the view I love the most on November 4th every archery season. Best deer funnel in my county in the rut and it's all mine.

Beauty of a shot, Jack. Love those pastel hues in the mist accenting the white peaks.

The Bitterroot range is astounding to see all along the hiway that weaves tight along the Montana front. Driving to and from your estate , I had to stop several times to admire that great range.

Idaho and my Montana is indeed a unique beauty , I will always love .

This pic is looking on the Montana/Idaho divide in the Bitterroots also.

You know how I want to fly over them someday...

Not the Bitterroots, but the gorge of the Yellowstone.

Returning on a fresh broke trapping trail in the boreal forest.

Fireplace from 7 Keys Lodge outside Estes Colorado. Very cool, very vintage place to stay. It’s like stepping into a century ago.

Ash Cave in Hocking Hills Ohio. Look closely and you can see my youngest.

Brooks Range

Not exactly landscape but my buddy lost his battle with cancer yesterday and I'm so glad to have great memories of him, and this picture is one I took when I took him and his grandson on the river. So happy to have taken him.

End of summer up in SE AK a few years ago.

I love the winter time here in the UP

More work

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Rootok Island camp. Home for three months.

Muskrat marsh a few mornings ago

I'm ready for winter but I'll miss these evenings.

Fantastic pics guys