Spyderco Photo of the Week Contest!

[ladybug93]

you guys are already making this quite difficult.

[apollo]

2015 forum Native in the wild.

[Manixguy@1994]

Nice shot ! Dan

[benben]

Very nice apollo!

[kohagen]

In my neck of the woods we call that a chipmunk…

I did too until I was going thru the visiter center at Jenny Lake here in the Grand Tetons and was informed by the rangers that it’s a Golden-mantled ground squirrel. But regardless, they look good with the tequila sunrise scales

Golden Mantled ground squirrel, never knew but very cool…wonder what the bag limits are cuz it’d take a mess of em’ that size to make a stew

It wouldn't take long to get a bag limit... these little buggers just jump in your hand if you stick it out... 10 min and you could feed a crowd!

[HolySteel]

In my neck of the woods we call that a chipmunk…

I did too until I was going thru the visiter center at Jenny Lake here in the Grand Tetons and was informed by the rangers that it’s a Golden-mantled ground squirrel. But regardless, they look good with the tequila sunrise scales

Golden Mantled ground squirrel, never knew but very cool…wonder what the bag limits are cuz it’d take a mess of em’ that size to make a stew

Girlfriend named the fawn that's been jumping around in our neighborhood, "Skippy". He and him Mom have been 'pruning' my tomato plants, so I renamed him "Stewy".

While camping in the Grand Tetons in 1985 a 'small animal' moved into our '83 Celica. As we moved westward toward Seattle each morning we'd find that he'd gotten into the trail mix, so he was living in the car. Never saw him, and left the windows down to give him an exit, but he was in there for at least a week. After we got home he eventually died in the car - the smell only lasted a couple of days. Never found him, but we assumed he was one of these things we had been calling 'chipmunks'.

[HolySteel]

In my neck of the woods we call that a chipmunk…

I did too until I was going thru the visiter center at Jenny Lake here in the Grand Tetons and was informed by the rangers that it’s a Golden-mantled ground squirrel. But regardless, they look good with the tequila sunrise scales

Golden Mantled ground squirrel, never knew but very cool…wonder what the bag limits are cuz it’d take a mess of em’ that size to make a stew

Girlfriend named the fawn that's been jumping around in our neighborhood, "Skippy". He and him Mom have been 'pruning' my tomato plants, so I renamed him "Stewy".

While camping in the Grand Tetons in 1985 a 'small animal' moved into our '83 Celica. As we moved westward toward Seattle each morning we'd find that he'd gotten into the trail mix, so he was living in the car. Never saw him, and left the windows down to give him an exit, but he was in there for at least a week. After we got back to Denver he eventually died in the car - the smell only lasted a couple of days. Never found him, but we assumed he was one of these things we had been calling 'chipmunks'.

[apollo]

Nice shot ! Dan

Thx buddy! And also thank you benben!

[SaltyCaribbeanDfly]

In my neck of the woods we call that a chipmunk…

I did too until I was going thru the visiter center at Jenny Lake here in the Grand Tetons and was informed by the rangers that it’s a Golden-mantled ground squirrel. But regardless, they look good with the tequila sunrise scales

Golden Mantled ground squirrel, never knew but very cool…wonder what the bag limits are cuz it’d take a mess of em’ that size to make a stew

It wouldn't take long to get a bag limit... these little buggers just jump in your hand if you stick it out... 10 min and you could feed a crowd!

Oh my word, definitely not shooting one now that I see this…almost tame

[SaltyCaribbeanDfly]

In my neck of the woods we call that a chipmunk…

I did too until I was going thru the visiter center at Jenny Lake here in the Grand Tetons and was informed by the rangers that it’s a Golden-mantled ground squirrel. But regardless, they look good with the tequila sunrise scales

Golden Mantled ground squirrel, never knew but very cool…wonder what the bag limits are cuz it’d take a mess of em’ that size to make a stew

Girlfriend named the fawn that's been jumping around in our neighborhood, "Skippy". He and him Mom have been 'pruning' my tomato plants, so I renamed him "Stewy".

While camping in the Grand Tetons in 1985 a 'small animal' moved into our '83 Celica. As we moved westward toward Seattle each morning we'd find that he'd gotten into the trail mix, so he was living in the car. Never saw him, and left the windows down to give him an exit, but he was in there for at least a week. After we got home he eventually died in the car - the smell only lasted a couple of days. Never found him, but we assumed he was one of these things we had been calling 'chipmunks'.

Skippy…Stewy

[Foehammer]

You guys are hilarious thanks for the laugh.

[HolySteel]

I did too until I was going thru the visiter center at Jenny Lake here in the Grand Tetons and was informed by the rangers that it’s a Golden-mantled ground squirrel. But regardless, they look good with the tequila sunrise scales

Golden Mantled ground squirrel, never knew but very cool…wonder what the bag limits are cuz it’d take a mess of em’ that size to make a stew

Girlfriend named the fawn that's been jumping around in our neighborhood, "Skippy". He and him Mom have been 'pruning' my tomato plants, so I renamed him "Stewy".

While camping in the Grand Tetons in 1985 a 'small animal' moved into our '83 Celica. As we moved westward toward Seattle each morning we'd find that he'd gotten into the trail mix, so he was living in the car. Never saw him, and left the windows down to give him an exit, but he was in there for at least a week. After we got home he eventually died in the car - the smell only lasted a couple of days. Never found him, but we assumed he was one of these things we had been calling 'chipmunks'.

Skippy…Stewy

I bought a crossbow a few months back - we have so much wildlife living in our neighborhood that I could sit on the couch and hunt deer, squirrels and raccoon right through the far living room window. I have a picture somewhere of my coonhound at the window literally treeing a raccoon ten feet away in our walnut tree. Of course such harvestings would only occur in an end-of-the-world scenario.

(above text reviewed for sexual connotations in case it is copied to BladeForums)

[SaltyCaribbeanDfly]

Well I can’t stick one from my couch but I do have a bow stand in the backyard and I may or may not have had good luck a sit or two I actually live in the number one county in the state for P&Y’s and it’s perfectly legal within suburban areas with written permission and a permit…some behemoths pass through late Oct./early Nov.

[RyanAnchors]

[HolySteel]

Since I've contributed two worthless off-topic posts to this thread, here's an actual photo.

[SaltyCaribbeanDfly]

[Foehammer]

Since I've contributed two worthless off-topic posts to this thread, here's an actual photo.

Excellent! Where did you get that chess set, may I ask?

[jmj3esq]

[SaltyCaribbeanDfly]

Double Down Man…cool pic

[HolySteel]

Since I've contributed two worthless off-topic posts to this thread, here's an actual photo.

Excellent! Where did you get that chess set, may I ask?

It's one of the British Museum sets from the 1980's. I made the board using tiles, etc.