I just went through this whole thread. Awesome pics. I would love to own one (well my step daughter does....) but wow are they time consuming. Definitely a lifestyle choice.
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I just went through this whole thread. Awesome pics. I would love to own one (well my step daughter does....) but wow are they time consuming. Definitely a lifestyle choice.
A spiritual being trying to have a human experience
The Pelvis
Sorry people some who put wonderful pictures on decided to evaporate them from the thread for some strange reason, Some do this and I don't know what their reasons are but they did. Anyways there are still wonderful ones left to enjoy. Sorry about that. Jel
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Re: Horses Saddles Buckles and Cowboy Hats
I would post something smart,but i'm to busy SULKING.
Great pics and thread,THANKS
TK
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I have a ton to post but everytime I try the files are to big and can't load them, so - oh well!
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Sorry it took so long. My daughter Daysie on the black paint and my son Cortt on the roan.
"Our comfort zones can be our greatest enemy to our potential"
The Pelvis
open-sights put that same picture here too.
Jel-good one a four wheel lol.
Jelvis
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BC rams, that picture on the top of the mountain is worth more than a thousand words.
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Last edited by porcupine; 01-29-2011 at 10:01 AM.
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I posted some from last year and figured I would add to the thread this year.
Here are a couple from the 2008 season in the Itcha's 2 1/2 months in the mountains where I kept my GPS running in my saddlebags all season. the grand total was 624 miles.
My horse came from a rescue in Washington and I only owned him a couple of weeks before heading for the hills.. he proved to be a excellent "partner" for me while I was guiding.
Toffee and I riding up to the first moose kill of the season
checking out the chilcotin river drainage not far from the headwaters.
he not only carried my fat ass around he packed for me as well.
--------------------------------------------"If some animals are good at hunting and others are suitable for hunting, then the Gods must clearly smile on hunting." Aristotle--------------------------------------------United Bowhunters of BC (Lifer)Backcountry Horsemen of BC.
Banned
Hooly crap nice Itcha'bou! Did you take that one or was it a find!?Originally Posted by Rod
I posted some from last year and figured I would add to the thread this year.
Here are a couple from the 2008 season in the Itcha's 2 1/2 months in the mountains where I kept my GPS running in my saddlebags all season. the grand total was 624 miles.
My horse came from a rescue in Washington and I only owned him a couple of weeks before heading for the hills.. he proved to be a excellent "partner" for me while I was guiding.
Toffee and I riding up to the first moose kill of the season
checking out the chilcotin river drainage not far from the headwaters.
he not only carried my fat ass around he packed for me as well.
The Pelvis
Rods got some hot pictures there wow absolutely fantastic photos and done so good it would make the pro's stand up and take a look!
Let's hear it for Rod and his friend Toffee.
Jel-excellent Rod, your a pro and Toffee the good horse 2.
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