Found on the trail

[gasman]

We were jeeping up the Clover Springs Trail yesterday and found a couple of piles on the trail.
Took a picture of this one just so i could be part of the Poo crew 

Everyone with me thought i was crazy (even the wife) for snaping a picture of poo 

[Michelle_Nelson]

   That is a very nice pile of poo you got there gasman.

[gasman]

I just wanted to part of the Poo Crew 

[Michelle_Nelson]

Let it be so!   

[runamuk]

very nice poo.....

I think you are in the poo crew

[Lincoln4]

You're doing better than most of us if it took that for your wife to think you're crazy...

[ICEMAN]

You're doing better than most of us if it took that for your wife to think you're crazy...

 

[Dadbear]

 

[PWN Kurt]

It's just not the same if you don't put your best hunting knife or your sidearm next to it!

Or, better yet...right in the middle of it.

How are we supposed to know how big it is if you don't add anything to scale?

Kurt

[gasman]

It's just not the same if you don't put your best hunting knife or your sidearm next to it!

Or, better yet...right in the middle of it.

How are we supposed to know how big it is if you don't add anything to scale?

Kurt

Sorry, I will remember that for the next time 

Pete

[Dmanmastertracker]

 Sweet, did you sample to make sure it was fresh?

 

[Gutpile]

Poo makes me happy.

[PA BEN]

I was jump shooting ducks on the Colville river one morning when I crawled through the brush and came across a pile. It was frosty out and this pile was still steaming, I've hunted along time and this was the first pile that was actuality steaming. I walked about 100yds and heard something running at me. It was the bear :yike:he almost ran me over when he came by. I don't know what spooked him, but he never saw me. Back in the day I would put a double 00 buck for my third round if I had a bear tag. But steel came in and that went away.