Showing posts with label Wildlife. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wildlife. Show all posts

Thursday, December 16, 2010

Back to Work, Back in BAMA


Hey folks!

Haven't made a person post in quite awhile, but here I am. I just flew into Mobile, AL to join the crew of the Geco Searcher and head back out in the Gulf of Mexico for another exciting (not so much) five week trip searching for black gold.

Hope you all have been having a great start to your holiday season, and if you're in areas of the US, or world for that matter, that your hunting season hasn't ended, best of luck with the finds!

Just a handful of pics from walking around down here the first afternoon, hope you enjoy.


Barton Academy. Alabama's first public school.


Carnival Museum

Masonic Grand Lodge of Mobile.



American Brown Pelican

Arches of Friendship, Plaze de Espana.

Isabel la Catolica



USS Shadwell (LSD-15)

Saturday, January 9, 2010

First Hunt of 2010


Well, if you want to call it that. Being used to Virginia Beach and the fact that even when it's cold, the ground never really freezes and I can detect all year, I sure wasn't prepared for the tundra here in Colorado.



I first noticed what I'm guessing are deer tracks in the snow in my front yard, it's the only logical answer, and if you do an image search in Google for "Deer Tracks", you find similar ones. They seem to about the size that would indicate a slightly over 3 year old deer, just my opinion.


I went out in my front yard today, and was pleased that the snow really didn't effect the XLT much, and with the coil cover on, it slid across the surface real nice... took a lot of the weight and effort out of the swing. The ground sure was tough, a 2" hole was really all I could muster. It was like chipping concrete. Sadly, besides finding out that apparently I have a grass sprinkler system that rings up a solid +88, I didn't find much... just a few clad coins. There weren't even really trash signals either, so when the ground thaws I'll get back into it.




And lastly, I had a bunch of furry visitors as well, Fox Squirrels. There were 5 running around, and after some careful observation, two were together, and the others were trying to move in on the girl.