I think the known issues are taken care of. If you have any issues or know of another member who is having issues, PM daytime dave. As we head towards the holidays, hunt with your Henry.
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Re: Cow Country
Besides, packing a Henry around in the arena makes folks nervous for some reason...
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Re: Cow Country
nervous OK but I bet they are quiet about it .... 
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Re: Cow Country
Wife and I went to town yesterday for breakfast and she snapped this pic on the way. The windy slopes of the Livingston Range on the Alberta-BC border. Elk and Griz country.
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Re: Cow Country
Looks like full on winter RR! I'll stop belly achin bout a little wind!
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Re: Cow Country
Looks like avalanche country, too. One thing we do NOT have around here, even with all our snow.
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Re: Cow Country
Yes. I don't do much riding in the mountains during winter. Too tough on horses. We get all the cattle out by early November. The last few rides of the season can be cold windy ones though. Best money ever spent was angora wooly chaps. My wife got me a small stainless steel thermos that fits in my saddle pouch. Hot black coffee never tastes better than out there.
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Re: Cow Country
On the coffee thing, I absolutely agree. I carry a thermos at times when riding the fat bike in the snow. Nothing beats coffee to take the bite out of the cold.
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Re: Cow Country
It's a good little thermos. I can fill it at 5am and it's still hot mid-afternoon. It has a locking lid that pops up to let you drink from a small spout. Pretty easy to use one handed even with gloves on.
Once the weather here breaks (this week???) I'll get back to posting pics from horseback again. Cow country looks better between a horse's ears.
Once the weather here breaks (this week???) I'll get back to posting pics from horseback again. Cow country looks better between a horse's ears.
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Re: Cow Country
Snapped this today near Crowsnest Mtn. Hard to see but it's a big elk herd. A few hundred or so.
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Re: Cow Country
Yes; it is. That's awesome, RR. Yours is one of the best views of the world! Thanks.RanchRoper wrote:... it's a big elk herd.
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