[12 Volt Man]

I went up on a little trip to the mountians above my house. I went to a spot where I was able to limit out last year, I didn't find a single bird. I usually can find a few at this spot. I did not venture too far from the truck. The knee is still a little unstable. Still it was good to get out. The dogs had a great time.

I had my pocket camera with me so here are a couple of pics. You folks from the south and the wide open prairies might like these.

This first one shows a little bit of the rugged terrain I was in.
http://www.czshooters.com/modules/coppermine/albums/userpics/10004/DSCN0620.jpg

I wish I could say, "Copper on point, Cowboy backs." Nope, I just snapped this as they ran accross the hill.
http://www.czshooters.com/modules/coppermine/albums/userpics/10004/DSCN0618.jpg

The little green circle is the sub-division my house is in. That is part of the Great Salt Lake in the background. My house sits at an elevation of about 4000 feet. The spot I hunted is 9500 in elevation.
http://www.czshooters.com/modules/coppermine/albums/userpics/10004/DSCN0624.jpg

[WYO]

That sure doesn't look like Margaritaville to me.

[Polishrifleman]

Great to get outside at least. That looks like great country and good looking dogs too.

[pauli]

that last picture is really cool.

[rwc]

Wasatch front range?

[killzone]

It looks like it was worth the efforts. At least you got to go out and enjoy the view... maybe you'll get something nextimer you get out...good luck

[ACP230]

My son and I were out hunting ruffed grouse Saturday evening.
He found one, flushed it and missed behind it.
I didn't see any.
It was the first one of the season. The first trip on Thursday morning we saw none.

What kind of grouse were you after?

I hunted mule deer in southern Utah many years ago and saw no grouse of any type. Bounced some big jackrabbits.