I haven't had much time to post anything since my return, but here are some pictures I took.

Awesome sandstone cliff.


Sunset photo.


Typical coyote stand.


Huge cactuses.


Nice male.


River Runner, myself, and Weasel went calling on Monday after everyone left.


Great time, great people.

Tony

Thanks for the pics.......their great
Happy to hear you had a good time.

Nice pics Tony. Is that a Mt Lion I see sprawled out on that ledge, blending in with the sandstone? Why I do believe you missed one!

Nice meeting you in person, see ya next year.

Nice pics, which I could have made it. I'm sure is looks even better in person

Weasle looks like he's ready to sneak up on another game warden

Another talent emerges. Tony's a photographer too. Very nice photos.

Oh, I gave up sneaking up on Game Wardens. I think I've pushed my luck as far as I can push it.

Tony, sorry you didnt get your cat:(
next time you make it out this way give me a shout and we'll go chase them togeather!

Tony, even though you do look kinda like a village person, you are a heck of a guy. Hope to meet you again soon. BTW, nice pics.

Tony,
Awesome looking pics you got there. Looks like you guys had a great time after everyone else left. I love my new calls I have already used them all out calling. (They didn't bring anything in though) I had a great time hanging out with you in Redfrog's and my room watching video and looking at your calls (almost made a "Holly" slip) and other gear. Anyway, I need to get in touch with you, we need to talk shop. lol Actually I need your insights on something. So, if you still got my number give me a call sometime or if not I can PM you it.
Thanks buddy,
YNH

Very nice photography work, Tony!
But are those the only pictures you got? Do you have any pictures of canyons or of Fox, or are those pictures only in your mind? Sorry! I could not resist. So, you were able to connect on some real predators after all? Outstanding! See, I told you that I thought that I was jinxing you! You hunt after I leave and Bang, down they go. Nice work and hope to see you again, next year at least!
Again, very nice pictures.

Cactus Rat

Actually, I've got a whole bunch of other pictures, but only had time to get these posted. No pictures of fox, as I can't even hit them with a gun at 2 feet, let alone a camera. Swift little suckers!

The majority of the time was focussed on cats...with no luck. The days we called up coyotes were when we said, heck with it, let's just go call some coyotes to take the edge off. Only tagged 3 coyotes out of 8 or 9 called.

I'm still holding off for a bobcat or a lion. It'll come one of these days....and what a day that'll be.

Thanks all. It was great meeting with you and building on some friendships...Tony

Here's one more neat picture. I bet River Runner knows what it is, as I drug him around to every shop I could find on the way home. This is another love/hobby of mine.



Ya'll know what this is?


Tony

Trinityite?

Petrified wood

Not really sure what that is, but I bet with some Aloe cream it would clear up. You didn't get that from Les did you?

Petrified wood is what I thought right away.

Great pictures Tony. I hope I can make it out there someday!

Steve

Weasel and Steve are correct. We spent 10 hours on the way home, shopping for display pieces of petrified wood for my home, as well as, turquoise for an upcoming howler project.

The picture was a closeup of a piece that was almost 3 feet across. Gorgeous display piece, but I could have bought 6 FX3s for what they wanted for it.

Redfrog...too funny!

here I thught it was Kryptonite, bet that sure is hard to turn on the lathe.

Shameless

I was hunting on an Indian Reservation last weekend and there was an area that was covered with petrified wood. There was one spot where a large tree fell over and you could see the entire tree from the trunk out to the branches. Unfortunately, being on Native land I wouldn't dare touch it. It was theirs to begin with and is theirs now.

Weasel,

Where is the picture?????

A whole tree, from root to branch? Where are the pictures???? That would be to cool!!!!

Maybe doctor the picture up with a version that had legs sticking out on one side?

But Really, the whole tree? Cool!!

I know, I can't believe I didn't take pictures. If I go back there, I'll make sure I have the camera. One section of trunk was probably 5 to 6 feet long between cracks. The widest part of the trunk was probably 24" or so. There were many pieces that would have made great book-ends or lamps.

Come on Weas! Show us a picture! That would be way cool! Maybe you can take us on a tour in 08'

Dogn