Pish-posh! I'll believe it when I see it.

idahoskunk

idahoskunk

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4am, three brave souls climb the mountain

all wearing the oinker colors of NO REGRETS!!

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dawn breaks, temp 35 degrees at 7000 ft

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oinkover in the poison oak, this hog could sniff out a truffle five feet under, he was hand picked for the team because of his past knowledge of jerry's burying habits

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some of the falls, going was severe to say the least but

no regrets


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the rock, the fricking bedrock!


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large enough to sleep on and lots of fresh sign, rattlesnaps:eek:


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oinkover and i send in the women first, snakes fear women oinkers:rolleyes: :)


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hours of excavation take place, several trip are made for supplies


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the fire pit has been found:cool: :D old piss tachio shells are everywhere!


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getting late in the evening the final hole has been found and the discovery is made:cool: :D :D :D


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the treasure has been carefully documented, photographed and packed away for the trip out.

the successful team gives the salute of the OINKERS and we all return with
NO REGRETS


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FIVE not four but FIVE scarred and battered pieces of busse history were sent by special armed courier to the busse shop to be opened up in a special bio tank for observation.
he will be arriving as we read about this special find!

stay tuned!:cool: :p
 
I really like that thump ramp. I guess it is one of those Vascowear Fighters?

I wonder whether Jerry has burried anything in Europe so far ... this should give us European Hogs and Piglets at least a glimpse of hogdom ...

I would like that :D as I am quite good at excavating caches ... I know several good sites. Jerry, if you want me to bury something ... and speak in riddles ever after this ... (about the cache, that is)

Regards

Mark23
 
Hmmm....

You are claiming that you, The Missus, and RevoKnio found the buried treasure. Meanwhile, RevoKnio has written to me that the three of you did NOT find the buried treasure.

Whose word should I go by?

I must admit that you have shown convincingly that you made it to the general area, but:

(1) "the treasure has been carefully documented, photographed and packed away for the trip out." AND "FIVE not four but FIVE scarred and battered pieces of busse history...."

So you say you found and carefully documented five, yet only show us one? And it's not even particularly scarred and battered? How do I know that one is not from your remarkable collection of rare old Busse knives?

(2) As I noted before, you would have reason to try to say you found it, as a delaying tactic.

(3) The knife picture, itself, seems very suspect, does not seem to support your narrative of events. Where and when did you take this picture?

For now, I remain unconvinced that you found the goods. Please feel welcome to present your case more strongly. Otherwise, I'll head up there, and check for myself.

Should be a nice hike, anyway.

--Mike
 
yes, the hike was awesome!

the gps showed it to be 8 and 3/4 miles round trip.

we were glad that we took 4 gal of water, the narrow trail was steep and dusty.

it was a tough climb but when it was over we had...

NO REGRETS:)
 
Like Mike, I remain skeptical. There is just not enough real substance to the report to cause me to abandon a search of my own.
-carl
 
It's an OINK, OINK, OINK, OINK, OINK, OINK, World!!!!! Look under the big "W". . . . errrrrrr. . . . Big "R" ("R" = Rock)
 
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