Your Pic of the Day

[DAA]

I'm borrowing this idea from a 4x4 forum that I'm on.

Post your pic of the day! Anything you want, outdoors, home, work, other hobbies, proud parent or grandparent pics, whatever you like. As long as it's family friendly it's all good. If you want to post more than one at a time, that's great too!

I'll start if off with some phone pics from last month. My Daughter and I both took the day off work to hike into some alpine lakes, during the week when nobody else is up there, to do a little fishing before the snow started to fly.

Let's see your pic of the day. Every day would be cool .

- DAA

 

[Heymartay]

Always like to show off this pic of my daughter. Looks like a magazine cover.

 

[AdamT]

 

[DAA]

Steaks on the grill in coyote camp.

- DAA

 

[lockrotor]

Looks like everyone is having a great time. Nice

 

[AdamT]

After a long, cold, and windy afternoon sit and seeing only two small bucks, this was the best sight of the day.

 

[DAA]

Jeep pics are ALWAYS good!

- DAA

 

[Duhhh]

Took my boy 2 1/2 year old hunting for the first time this year.

 

[alf]

 

[hm1996]

Speaking of Jeeps...

 

[DesertRam]

Old rock cabin seen while deer hunting.

 

[Sambobocel]

Was out on yote hunt and stumbled across this big dog track on the river along with three other sets looks like it might be a wolf bait spot now.

 

[alf]

 

[DAA]

So my old buddy, Tim, up and moved away to Montana not too long ago. We've been running around hunting and fishing and mostly staying out of trouble for 40 years. So I miss my old buddy. So here's some really old pics of Tim and a couple of recent ones.

- DAA

 

[hm1996]

Sure leaves a hole in your life, don't it, Dave. My hunting, fishing, shooting buddy of 73 years passed in May. Met Don in 1950, so I feel your pain.

 

[Hidalgo]

Dave, the unfortunate thing about getting old ... except for the aches, pains, and health problems ... is that sometimes we lose our friends and loved ones to either death or life changes for us or them. I'm sorry that your friend is no longer there in your life. I lost my best hunting and fishing buddy to a brain tumor several years ago, and another one to a massive heart attack. Sometimes we forget to be thankful for the people in our lives until we lose their presence. Obviously Tim means a lot to you even though he isn't there with you anymore. Hopefully you keep in touch with him.

 

[Hidalgo]

Well, since we seem to be posting a bit of nostalgia, I'll offer a pic of my son at the local range. The old saying about youth having better reflexes and being steadier is evident in the way he shoots. Far better than Dad. Unfortunately he is in Kansas 5 hours away now (and 30 years old) and I really miss spending time with him.

That rifle is one of mine before we got him a LH upper. He got tired of getting hot brass down his shirt! We finally managed to get all of his rifles in LH models. The AR uppers weren't a problem, but finding the bolt guns we wanted in stock was impossible and we had to order most every rifle he has.

 

[hm1996]

Yep, they grow up all too soon, don't they.

 

[Softpoint]

 

[hm1996]

Gotta love the little Wranglers.