Snowy day through my mule deer area

[Guy Miner]

Friends, family, dogs, Jeeps, snow... It was a GREAT day in the Cascade Mountains yesterday, right through some of my favorite mule deer hunting area, here in Washington:















We got a few Jeeps stuck, including mine, had to cut a few fallen trees out of the way. Thoroughly enjoyed!

Guy

 

[Kodiak]

Looks like a fine day in some of your favorite country.

Well done,

 

[DrMike]

Nothing like it--undoubtedly a delightful day in the mountains.

 

[truck driver]

It just goes to show that there is more than one way to enjoy the out of doors and great pictures Guy.

 

[Guy Miner]

It just goes to show that there is more than one way to enjoy the out of doors and great pictures Guy.

TD - I tend to lump my love of the outdoors together!

Hunting. Fly fishing. Camping. Hiking. Backpacking. Bicycling. Motorcycles. 4x4's. Photography. Cross-country skiing... They're all just variations on getting out there and enjoying our world.

Guy

 

[truck driver]

Guy, I some times wish I was still young enough to do the really physical things I used to do out doors and still tend to hunt places others won't go do to the ruggedness of the terrain and I also use to fish and wade where others wouldn't do to the rapids and rocks you would have to cross and climb over.
My neighbors when I was a kid called me the wild Indian boy because I was always shirtless and had a fishing rod or rifle in my hands walking out across the fields to get to the woods and streams where I played and enjoyed growing up with nature.
Like you I feel more at home in the outdoors then confined to civilization.

 

[6mm Remington]

I really like that you take the time to take photographs Guy. I know it seems like a pain in the neck at times, but later on they sure are appreciated and we all love to look at them. What good is this site without pictures! :twisted: :lol: Forgot to add. It sure is amazing the places those Jeeps will go isn't it!