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THIS is a topic I'm going to enjoy! I wish I had something good to contribute.

This picture is from an Iowa Park. The top of the arched tree is wedge around another tree.

This is a place where people go though. There is a geo-cache box within about 20 feet of this tree.

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A trail in the BC Cascades, about 6000' el., heading into alpine country near Placer Lake



Placer Lake

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This caught my attention on a hot mid September afternoon. I was walking a skidder trail on China Ridge, N. of princeton, BC.

Definitely see an elk track there opposite direction of your foot. Can't make out the rest.

I've done some packing in the paysaten wilderness! Nice place.

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post-18831-0-73690900-1389238980_thumb.jpost-18831-0-12986100-1389238991_thumb.j few pics of honobia  that copper head was huge! the pic doesn't do it justice  he swam right up to me gave me a dirty look and took off lol

 



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Norseman, you're right, almost. It's 4 or 5 overlapping cattle tracks, there were hundreds of tracks in the area. I wish they had been elk, my freezer wouldn't be empty this winter.

 

zenmonkey, no copperheads in my area, at least on the rainy side of the mountains, but we do have timber rattlers on the rainshadow side. I ran into one on a cow track across a steep alpine meadow a few years ago. Hadn't heard that buzz in 50 years, since my teenage fruit picking days, but the instinct kicked in!! My buddies said they hadn't seen anyone ever move that fast backwards. :-0

 

Here's a couple of shots of Garrisson Lake, a 40 min. hike beyond the end of Sunday Summit FSR, off Hwy 3. These were taken in mid Oct., temp just below freezing. I went in again in mid Nov, with 6" of snow , but saw no tracks, other than coyote, and a couple of deer. The pics from that hike are on my buddy's camera. I'll try and get him to send them to me soon.

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I like viewing the trees that have been bent over and tacked down with something. 

As many as we've seen.. think we can discount wind for sure.. 

I do not see this as a hobby of a person doing this either..  

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Thanks for al lthe beautiful pics folks. Makes me wish I could get out to some of the areas you all have access to.

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some of my favorite local places

 

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Here is a great spot near Coos Bay, Oregon.

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  Thanks to all who have shared. Awesome pics! Really gives you that "traveling jones"

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daveedoe, is that Mt. Ranier? Great looking area!

 

Here's a couple more shots of the Placer Mt. area, my favorite region:

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Thanks everyone for sharing photos. Being from the Eastern U.S. I really appreciate these Pics. What beautifully Squatchy places.Going to the North West is still on my Bucket List.   Keep those pics  coming.  I am enjoying this topic.

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daveedoe, is that Mt. Ranier? Great looking area!

 

Here's a couple more shots of the Placer Mt. area, my favorite region:

 

the first picture you can see Mt Rainier the other is Mt St Helens from a couple miles away on the South side.

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here are a few more 

 

this is one way to go Squatching

 

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Mt Hood looking from Lookout Mt in Washington

 

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looking to the east at Mt Adams

 

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Mt St Helens and Mt Rainier 

 

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from Lookout Mt you can see Mt St Helens, Mt Rainier, Goat rocks wilderness, Mt Adams, and in Oregon Mt Hood, and Mt Jefferson not to mention a bunch of smaller peaks.

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here are a few more 

 

this is one way to go Squatching

 

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Mt Hood looking from Lookout Mt in Washington

 

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looking to the east at Mt Adams

 

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Mt St Helens and Mt Rainier 

 

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from Lookout Mt you can see Mt St Helens, Mt Rainier, Goat rocks wilderness, Mt Adams, and in Oregon Mt Hood, and Mt Jefferson not to mention a bunch of smaller peaks.

 

So awesome!!!! Thanks for sharing !!!!

 

Anyone riding a BMW with the boxster motor?

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