Archive for July 8th, 2010

Fish And Game Needs To Make Up Their Minds

A thank you goes out to a reader who alerted me to something posted on the Idaho Fish and Game website: As folks head into the mountains over the three-day holiday weekend, Idaho Fish and Game asks hikers, campers, boaters and others to report any wolf observations. Fish and Game biologists rely on public observations [...]

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Funny Missing Cat Poster

So I try not to steal the work of others but this is simply too funny not pass on.
Click here. Seriously, it’s worth it.

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COLORADO MAN INJURED BY BEAR IN PARK COUNTY

BAILEY, Colo. – A 51 year-old Bailey man who discovered a bear in his home early Thursday morning suffered bite wounds when he approached the animal in his basement in an effort to make it leave. The 320-pound male bear was later shot and killed.
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Busting the Big Myth About Shotgun Chokes

How can Jerry Sinkovec get solid breaks on clay targets with a 28-gauge shotgun out to 60 yards? A lot of it has to do with altitude, air temperature and humidity. You’d never think that the environment (other than wind) could affect your choice of choke, but Jerry, who lives at 4,700 feet, shows you [...]

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Fallback Jobs for Rock Climbers: Window Cleaner

Rock climbing is job training for window cleaning. I’ve long considered cleaning skyscrapers or building windmills to be a good fallback job. The New York Times is running an “Answers From a Window Cleaner” feature that fails to ask, “Do you see a lot of naked people?” Still, it’s a pretty interesting interview with [...]

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Thought for the day

In Heller, the dissent took the view that the Second Amendment was adopted in order to ensure that Americans could participate in State-mustered forces that could resist the Federal government with armed force. Combined with McDonald…. the “liberal” wing embraces…

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Petzal: How to Become a Shooting Legend

One of the things we learned at the Drill Sergeant Academy was that everyone wants the respect of his peers. (Why the hell we were taught that, or why I remember it 40-odd years later is beyond me….

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U.S. Passport Price Gouging Begins Tuesday

Beginning July 13, the U.S. State Department will begin charging about 40% more to get a new passport or renew your current one. Globetrotters can elect a new option that prevents them from having to give up their precious stamp-filled book – they can add pages to their existing passport for $85. You have [...]

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Superior Hiking Trail Extensions

The Superior Hiking Trail is what’s right with America. It’s a 227-mile footpath with 82 backcountry campsites that runs along the North Shore of Minnesota. You can walk this trail and camp as long as you like without every paying a backcountry permit or registering for a campsite. Currently the path is a somewhat [...]

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Fishing, firsts, and another loss

New fishing spots are always difficult to fish, and Houghton Lake was no exception.  Okay, so maybe this was the second time we had fished this particular lake, but, considering the first time only lasted about an hour, and since ice fishing the lake back in February doesn’t count, this still felt like fishing the [...]

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Jamie Myers Leaves U.S. Ski Team for Backcountry.com

Ski Team Aerials champ Jamie Myers is retiring from the U.S. Freestyle Team to work full-time at Backcountry.com. Welcome aboard. The nice thing about pro skiing is that you can retire at 28 and pick up a new career. I think she’ll find that there’s less soaring through the air in the Backcountry.com office [...]

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Phil Jones Reinstated, Cleared By Those Involved In Lying And Cheating

Phil Jones will be reinstated as head of global warming scamming at East Anglia University because he has been cleared by a group of peers, all of whom very much involved in the same activities Jones was accused of participating in. How nice! Related ArticlesPhil Jones: Not “Pervert[ing] The Peer Review Process” (0)Climategate “Hacker” Probably [...]

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Daily Devotional – July 8

Bible study Verse
Hebrews 12:1
Therefore since we are surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses, let us also lay aside every weight, and sin which clings so closely, and let us run with endurance the race that is set before us.
(ESV)
Thoughts
Ice in a cold drink on a hot summer day is a blessing. Ice on [...]

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One More Intrusion Into Our Privacy

While most scoffed, coughed and giggled that “it will never happen in America”, the Federal Government is proposing to set up eavesdropping software on the Internet for what they deem “National security”. A U.S. military official called the program long overdue and said any intrusion into privacy is no greater than what the public already [...]

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Milt’s Corner – Mother Nature’s Fireworks

July Fourth evening. None can come close to the display Mother Nature put on in the sky and on the water!! Milt Black Bear Blog Related ArticlesMilt’s Corner – Foxglove (0)Milt’s Corner – The Blue, Blue Grass of Home (0)Milt’s Corner – The Devil Made Me Do It (0)Milt’s Corner – New Buck (1)Milt’s Corner [...]

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