Praire doggin over the 4th

[hurley842002]

Very cool, thanks for sharing. If I didn't know any better I would have thought you were in Southeastern Colorado, that area looks nearly identical to my hometown of La Junta. Very interested in more pics, I sure do miss the days of Praire doggin.

[henpecked]

This is Willy... he suckered all of us into a shooting match. Had
to hit the target 7 out of 10 at 100 yards with his rifle

Kid went home with a lot of money

Only rattler we saw

was flat on the road


one of locals we picked up

playing in the creek


new windmills


and this is what happens when you stay up all night drinking



Sunset picture


All for now
Steve

[cowboykjohnson]

Looks like fun! Congrats on you VACA.

[henpecked]

cactus in bloom


coyote skull


Old Grave




greg and a 460 SW

All for now

Steve

[Justin]

Prairie dogs are nothing more than Mother Nature's very own reactive targets.


Totally organic, 100% biodegradable, and they pop with a satisfying thump.

[BungalowBob]

Steve, that rock outcropping looks like it has "Rune" markings on it. Has anyone ever decoded it? Sometimes the Runes show the direction and distance to another shelter. Pretty cool pix.

[henpecked]

Steve, that rock outcropping looks like it has "Rune" markings on it. Has anyone ever decoded it? Sometimes the Runes show the direction and distance to another shelter. Pretty cool pix.

I figured some indian had to leave written instructions to the wife and kids while he was gone...........looks like the Teepee needed swept?

[henpecked]

where I found 1 arrowhead before we touched it


teepee rings


fixer upper number 1

fixer upper number 2

more death






Steve

[jmg8550]

What part of the country were you in? looks like pawnee area.

[henpecked]

Central Wyoming