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Those duallies are sweet tow rigs....

2017 F350.

When were you living in Bend? It's grown so much you probably wouldn't recognize it...

I've been living about 8 miles SW of Sunriver since 1991.....about 21 miles south of Bend. Definitely more elk now than 30 years ago. Elk herds are doing well... Deer not so much. I think the elk used to migrate through, but now it seems they are around all year, generally speaking. They come in...

:like: For sure! I might be able to get away with drilling one with an arrow! Going to Google " badass crossbows" now...

I think technically I could, but I don't for a couple of reasons.... The elk don't come through our property during hunting season....they are still way out in the higher country during that time. The other thing is that a lot of my neighbors go apeshit with any type of hunting anywhere close to...

Trust me....that thought goes through my head! That one picture of them all bunched up by the driveway is only about 30 feet from the front of the garage. I could hang one from the Bobcat forks and have my own butcher shop going. I've got close enough neighbors that I'm sure the game warden...

Thanks! They are cool to see, but really skittish. We stay in the house to watch them. I've gone out at night to do something like roll the trash out to the street or to put the car in the garage and you'd think there was a freight train going through the forest when the herd gets spooked.

My wife and I don't have any "normal" pets, but we've got a few wild pets that come around from time to time during the winter. Deer show up during the summer but I couldn't find any pics of them.

Nice looking Shepard. Sorry to hear that you had to put her down.... That's a hard hit...

Making me hungry too, and I just finished a big Port of Subs pastrami sandwich. You're bringing back all kinds of memories for me.... First you're blastin' around snow covered parking lots, now you're talking about pan fried trout and taters. Sounds good. For a lot of years I used to camp and...

You're getting colder weather right now than we are in Central Oregon at 4300 feet! Weird winter. Stay safe. Hopefully no frozen pipes and that kind of nightmare going on for you.

I remember my brother and I doing this about 35+ years ago.... Insanely fun! I could do it every year in the WalMart parking lot, but I don't think the security guy approves of it.

Mine's staying in the stable for awhile... But we've actually had a mild winter so far in Central Oregon. You guys in the south are dealing with all the craziness this year....

Sounds good! The most difficult part of the entire project would be getting my city girl wife on board with it.... I live 20 miles south of Bend, near Sunriver, and I think this is about as far from "town" as she will go...

The cleanup is the killer... and dealing with all the DEQ regs would be a nightmare. I'm sure the regs are a zillion times more complicated today than in 1975. Good that you came out OK on it. I'd be better off buying a parcel down the street from the old gas station and building new.

For sure- Pretty much the same in Oregon. I think it would be less expensive to just build something from scratch. Here's the however..... However, out in a lot of small towns in Eastern Oregon there are still some old gas stations that are just sitting empty, and they are in areas that don't...

That would be tough not being able to see it easily... I can at least go out and sit by it and drink a glass of whiskey if I want to, and see it when I open the door from the house. If I ever get the chance, I'd love to turn an old gas station into a house, or build a new house that looks like...

I was looking at mine in the garage today... needs the same treatment. Got that thin layer of "winter dust" on it. :crying:

Good call...hadn't thought about that. The Yellowstone whiskey is slowing my reaction time.... I noticed Michelin makes those in a 285... In all reality, probably will just stick to the F350 for snow driving though.