Since I saw him the other day I decided go down early and set up a ambush for him.
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Ambush a Marmot #2
by Roger Hogan » Tue Apr 14, 2015 6:19 am
From my to do folder.
Since I saw him the other day I decided go down early and set up a ambush for him.
Since I saw him the other day I decided go down early and set up a ambush for him.
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Re: Ambush a Marmot #2
by Jason Rose » Tue Apr 14, 2015 6:23 am
Looks like a scratch-break followed by a stretch-and-yawn. Seems familiar...
Welcome back, Mr. Hogan. I hope your trip was fun and relaxing.
Welcome back, Mr. Hogan. I hope your trip was fun and relaxing.
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Re: Ambush a Marmot #2
by Roger Hogan » Tue Apr 14, 2015 6:32 am
Jason Rose wrote:Looks like a scratch-break followed by a stretch-and-yawn. Seems familiar...
Welcome back, Mr. Hogan. I hope your trip was fun and relaxing.
We had a great trip. I was able to get another animal off of my bucket list a wild burro.
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Re: Ambush a Marmot #2
by Steve Ritchie » Tue Apr 14, 2015 8:20 am
Great shots Roger, you did good. Good to have you back. Glad to hear you had a great and relaxing vacation, everyone needs one of those now and then.
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Re: Ambush a Marmot #2
by Roger Hogan » Tue Apr 14, 2015 8:23 am
Steve Ritchie wrote:Great shots Roger, you did good. Good to have you back. Glad to hear you had a great and relaxing vacation, everyone needs one of those now and then.
It was a lot of fun and very relaxing.
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Re: Ambush a Marmot #2
by Farol Henkle » Tue Apr 14, 2015 12:13 pm
Welcome back Roger! I think that 2nd photo looks like he has a big grin of smiles on his face. Otherwise, stretch.........time to snooze......Zzzzzz....
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Re: Ambush a Marmot #2
by Roger Hogan » Tue Apr 14, 2015 12:15 pm
Farol Henkle wrote:Welcome back Roger! I think that 2nd photo looks like he has a big grin of smiles on his face. Otherwise, stretch.........time to snooze......Zzzzzz....
I thought I was looking in the mirror.
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Re: Ambush a Marmot #2
by Larry Sullivan » Wed Apr 15, 2015 4:16 am
Excellent pictures, he looks very comfortable with you there (though I know you're not that close). Glad you enjoyed your trip, always nice to get away, but good to get back home as well.
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Re: Ambush a Marmot #2
by Roger Hogan » Wed Apr 15, 2015 6:30 am
Larry Sullivan wrote:Excellent pictures, he looks very comfortable with you there (though I know you're not that close). Glad you enjoyed your trip, always nice to get away, but good to get back home as well.
We had a fun trip and yes it was nice to get home.
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