Tractors? pshaw...lets do it the old way.

[Ol'TrailDog]

Yo, tractorface, hows this for farming.



Packed a plow and spiketooth or springtooth harrow around the wilderness for a good part of the summer. Plow, limed, harrowed, and skidded trees to cover up old Game & Fish/outfitter salt sites. Oo.

 

[wyosteve]

Dang you TrailDog, now I have to find a new place to hunt!! By the way, I'm heading over on 9/18, you gonna be working the following week? If so, I'll stop in or meet you for a cool one.

 

[Ol'TrailDog]

Yep, I'll be working. But...



I should be back in the TW because hunting season will be in full swing and it will be the beginning of a hitch. However, I should be around the station during the last half of the week of the 27th (unless I go to Bozeman to cut firewood for the wife).

 

[wyosteve]

I'll be parked at the Scheffield Cr. trailhead. I'll be hunting Huckleberry, Baileys Meadows, Ariz. Lake area. Maybe I'll bump into you on a trail. If you see a black 3500 SRW w/ Cty. 17 plates, there will be a cooler full so stop by. I'll be heading back to Chy. the 26th.

 

[Ol'TrailDog]

I will be looking for your rig. I plan on covering the west side this year since I concentrated on the Thorofare the last several seasons.



Wyosteve, please make sure food and beverages are stored according to the bear regs. I just wrote out a citation to a CTD owner from Pinedale for leaving beer and cake in the back of his truck.



Isn't the fun part of my job, but as they say, " a fed bear is a dead bear" - not to mention the excitement a food conditioned bear can make camping.