A quiver of cedars and a 1966 Black Hawk Scorpion.

One of my favorite haunts about 200 yards from my back yard.

Met and talked with this Amish gentleman. He was pulling walnut logs out to the township road. Beautiful horses and a fine gent as well.

Some early tracks...probably chased out of the creek bottom by the wood cutters.

I horse logged two summers. Loved it. I used a Percheron for twitching single trees and teamed him with a Belgian for big trees. Gentle giants. I didn’t make as much money as with a skidder, but it was a safer pace and less money spent, so in the end, I made out well.

Some more footie-prints, this one a long coyote.

Thumbs up, George.

A south by southwest look up the creek valley.

First shot and happy I was low. That stump was like a leaf spring.

Little drain areas between the wood patches and fields. Pay attention here or you may go up to your knee in mud and slush. ;)

Be vewy...vewy quiet...that's a wabbit twack.

You are fortunate to have all that just out the door, George.

Great pictures

Late afternoon sun, basically in my back yard.

Another smallish stump target...aim small...hit small. )

Thanks for the walk along. Does the creek have any trout or smallmouth?

I love these little country creeks.

A road well travelled.

Great places to trek. My parents lived both on a lake and a river at one time or another. Give me a creek or river any day!!

Looking west toward the creek bottom.

The creek down here has smallmouth, suckers, fallfish, and rock bass mostly. Up in the mountain you can find some native brooks up to about 6" long or so.

Last shot for the day from a close twenty'ish yards.

Back to the field and on back home.

Nice walk George,Thats a nice looking bow and quiver,arrows too.

Every time I enter a big long field I can’t resist seeing how far an arrow will fly.

MP

Mr Stout. The pictures are great, but I have to say I love that bow even more. I have found myself gravitating towards vintage bows( only have one, a frank eicholtz from the early 70's). And a black hawk scorpion is the first on the list.

Looks cold in your part of Pa. George. Thanks for the up date, Pictures

Good stuff, George, and I especially like the team in the woods.

Good stuff, George, and I especially like the team in the woods.

Awesome photos, George!

Good pictures.

Love the horses,is that private land that’s being lumbered. Wish we had creeks and walnut trees here. 90% of reparian ares in Arizona are gone. RonL

Ron, that is private land, it belongs to my neighbor who farms the fields. It's full of black walnut trees and of course many sycamore as well. The tree's they are taking down I believe are in stress or so it appears. They are pretty old and I know one for sure was dying. The Amish buy it and mill it for making furniture, and building. They did have chain saws though.

Oh, to go for a rove on a Tuesday! I’m jealous. Thanks for taking us along, George. Pretty country. Maybe a little chill, though. I’ve been down here a long time.

Good Stuff George

Thank you sir, loved the rove.

Enjoyed the pictures. Nice bow.

Enjoyed the pictures. Nice bow.

Enjoyed the pictures. Nice bow.

Enjoyed the pictures. Nice bow.

Enjoyed the pictures. Nice bow.

Enjoyed the pictures. Nice bow.

Enjoyed the pictures. Nice bow.

Enjoyed the pictures. Nice bow.

Oops

Small game is still open in your unit.

Small game is open until the end of February. I keep the gozintos right beside me regarding game seasons, et al.

Nice. Be safe out there George.

Enjoyed your pictures George,looks like a nice area. Thanks for the walk.

Are there any fish in those streams?

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