Member II
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- First Name
- Guy W
- Last Name
- Taylor
- Member #
30718
- Service Branch
- Ex USAF
First solo
- Thread starter Duster 8
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Explorer I
Steward II
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- First Name
- Lizabeth
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- Deliriumskid
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30725
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- KN6STB
Just out of curiosity, are there bears in that area? or do you just like to walk and keep the kitchen and camp separate to get more steps? -
Looks like fun!
Looks like fun!
Member II
- 989
- First Name
- Guy W
- Last Name
- Taylor
- Member #
30718
- Service Branch
- Ex USAF
There are bears but to many calves and other criders to worry about bears. That area of N Mexico is known for the highest number of mountain lions. Didn’t see anything but dear and elk, heard turkeys.
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I usually go solo, since I work weekends only.
It's nice going solo and having no plans, just explore at my leisure.
We have bears and lions here too, but have 2 hunting dogs. Once, in Utah, a lion and her cubs were circling my camp at 2 am (toquerville falls) and she would not leave for at least 20 or 30 minutes, my dogs were trying desperate to go outside so I had to hold them.
It's nice going solo and having no plans, just explore at my leisure.
We have bears and lions here too, but have 2 hunting dogs. Once, in Utah, a lion and her cubs were circling my camp at 2 am (toquerville falls) and she would not leave for at least 20 or 30 minutes, my dogs were trying desperate to go outside so I had to hold them.
