Wouldn't want to be on it during an earthquake, that's for sure. The probability of the soil in that particular area becoming liquefied is very high, in the event of a larger earthquake. There are many small earthquakes that happen daily in that area, it's only a matter of time before we get a...
And yes these are 'ruffed' grouse...not 'spruce' grouse...I've seen enough of both species to tell the difference. Two of the 'ruffed' grouse in this group were the morph variety, with a tan colored band on their upper chest and tan colored tail feathers.
Thought to be extinct...the black, long eared, sabertooth squirrel has been spotted recently...this squirrel is very defensive, and will attack without provocation.
Smoked Worms
Smoked Worms
I've only seen the small, about an inch long, worms in a salmon fillet...I, like some others here, prefer to eat them well done, not raw. Though I wonder if cooking them till well done will ( hopefully ) kill the worm eggs they may have? There were some of these...
A few more...fished both morning tides, Saturday & Sunday reds + one bonus coho which I would have rather caught on a rod & reel. Bled, clipped, placed on ice, counted on the permit and packed out whole. I would rather have fresh water for cleaning fish. Yes I had some mucky muddy fun!
http://forums.outdoorsdirectory.com/memberlist.php
Actually there are eight Yeti members right here on the forum...you could drop one of them a pm and see if they have any info on where you might get an idea on a good area to look for some of their elusive relatives.
Here's one for you...
A woman from Los Angeles who was a tree hugging, liberal Democrat and an anti-hunter purchased a piece of timberland near Colville, Washington. There was a large tree on one of the highest points in the tract. She wanted a good view of the...
http://anchorage.craigslist.org/zip/4392552997.html
These guys have a moose in their yard that they need to get rid of. Don't know if it can be used as bear bait...might be worth checking it out.