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The NEW Post Your Campsite/gear/knife/hiking/anything Outdoorsy Pic Thread!
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^^^ Thank you! The Coyote is a very nice little EDC - very maneuverable in hand, and the D2 on these is amazing. ^^^
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Did some more work out at the shelter today. Added a rain cover/canopy:
It also doubles as a door when down:
Putting it up and down is made easier by the use of toggles and loops (instead of knots):
It also doubles as a door when down:
Putting it up and down is made easier by the use of toggles and loops (instead of knots):
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Once again, The Coyote was on primary utility duty:
Thanks for viewing!
Thanks for viewing!
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It works, but it could be a little more generous for my medium-to-large size index finger.
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I've put up a thread on two of my recent outings over in the Becker subforum. Thought some of you might like it, so I'll paste the link here...
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...s-at-the-quarry-BK11-included-and-photo-heavy
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...s-at-the-quarry-BK11-included-and-photo-heavy
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Great pics all you guys since I spent most my lunch scrolling through page after page lol. Heres some pics of are vacation out west a few years ago
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Colorado area mostly and Jackson Hole. We spent two weeks exploring basically. Badlands and Yellowstone were amazing!
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Guess I'll throw in a monthly update for November. Mountain bikingx3 in AL, couple of dayhikes in TN, and 7 days in UT and NV.
Roadside stop by Metcalf Bottoms near Gatlinburg, TN.
Savage, Upper and Lower Greeter, Upper and Lower(my off-trail "unnamed" fall has a name, after all
) Boardtree Falls, and Greeter Arch.
From UT and NV:
The Subway
Zion Narrows
Angel's Landing
La Verkin Creek Trail
Jolley Gulch on the East Rim Trail
Northgate Peaks
Couple from Valley of Fire, NV
Red Rock, NV
Roadside stop by Metcalf Bottoms near Gatlinburg, TN.
Savage, Upper and Lower Greeter, Upper and Lower(my off-trail "unnamed" fall has a name, after all
) Boardtree Falls, and Greeter Arch.
From UT and NV:
The Subway
Zion Narrows
Angel's Landing
La Verkin Creek Trail
Jolley Gulch on the East Rim Trail
Northgate Peaks
Couple from Valley of Fire, NV
Red Rock, NV
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Great pics, folks! :thumbup:
Spent yesterday afternoon helping a friend who is a biologist for IDF&G with setting up a wolverine trap (so they can put a radio collar on it, and set it free again).
On the way in:
The trap. They haven't baited the actual trap yet, but they are "pre-baiting" right now to draw wolverines into the area, and watch for sign. Ifd you look closely, you can see a deer leg wired to the trap above the door:
The trap will eventually have bait inside of it, on a wire connected to the big swing arm you see above the trap, which will slam the door closed.
Even so, there is often not a long window of time before a wolverine will chew/claw it's way out. I've seen some pics of traps that they have escaped from, and it looks like someone tossed a grenade into the trap.
Hopefully, we'll get a call to help out when they actually trap one...
Spent yesterday afternoon helping a friend who is a biologist for IDF&G with setting up a wolverine trap (so they can put a radio collar on it, and set it free again).
On the way in:
The trap. They haven't baited the actual trap yet, but they are "pre-baiting" right now to draw wolverines into the area, and watch for sign. Ifd you look closely, you can see a deer leg wired to the trap above the door:
The trap will eventually have bait inside of it, on a wire connected to the big swing arm you see above the trap, which will slam the door closed.
Even so, there is often not a long window of time before a wolverine will chew/claw it's way out. I've seen some pics of traps that they have escaped from, and it looks like someone tossed a grenade into the trap.
Hopefully, we'll get a call to help out when they actually trap one...