I wish I had something good to report about the river. It is high, muddy, has lots of debris floating down, and the wind is so strong it nearly has whitecaps.
On the positive side, my latest column has been published in The Valley Bugler. Here is a link to it.
http://www.valleybugler.com/category/open_season/
http://www.valleybugler.com/category/open_season/
Cow & Calf
Yearling Calf
"Pretty Baby" calf due @ 7/4/11
Pigs
The Pigs, Soupy & Norm
This Chick Will Be Blue
This Will Be A Blue Chicken
Tip The Puppy
Tip The Puppy
My Puppy "Tip"
My Puppy "Tip"
New Chick
One of the six baby chicks we got yesterday.
Gorgeous Wood
Big Wood from Upper Kalama
Salmon
Kings from the Kenai River, Alaska
Caribou
Caribou hunting in the Upper Skwentna River area
One Black, One Grizzly
Bears from Upper Chilligan River, Alaska
Monster Brown Bear
10 foot Brown Bear from Alaska Peninsula
Big Wood
Wild Horse Creek, Upper Kalama River
About Me
- Mountain Mel
- After a period of loss and turmoil in 2010, I am full of anticipation and looking forward to a much better 2011! This winter has been rough on most of the country, weather-wise, but not so much here in the Pacific Northwest. Spring Chinook season is just around the corner as are the daffodils and tulips - many of which are already up out of the ground. I am looking forward to finishing up a couple of the home improvement projects that I started this winter and am anxious to get going on spring/summer yardwork projects. This year we will once again have baby chickies and around the 4th of July we should have a new calf from "Pretty Baby" who is looking sleek, fat, and sassy from good food and daily graining. We are also starting out the year with a pair of weaner pigs, to be butchered around mid-summer, I hope.
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