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Algot Wilson of Green River Wyoming passed along a lot of knowledge to me about how to skin and preserve hides. He was a genuine mountain man living in the modern world.

I was glad to have a tire warranty from the previous owner on a recent trip to Silverton Colorado where I got a gash in the sidewall of a Big O tire. I had been told that the road hazard warranty wouldn’t cover anyone except the original purchaser of the tires, so I told the technician that the...

Had some excitement on Wolf Creek Pass today. Three different dually 4x4 trucks were ahead of me going over the pass from the Pagosa side. Non of the trucks had put their chains on, so the circus acts ensued right in front of me. This action all took place just before the last runaway truck...

Yeah, 2020 had a couple million extra votes show up in the wee hours of morning.

Made a round trip from Moab to Evanston today to pick up some equipment from the old house. These pictures are from the mountain across from the Bridal Veil Falls in Provo Canyon.

Mine is the fourth one on the right.

West foothills of the La Plata mountains near Mancos Colorado.

I’m returning to SW Colorado this morning to drop off the buggy and load up the tractor to bring back on Sunday. Devon and I will be cleaning up weeds and trash from his property next week, so no trails for us.

More photos. The erosion and damage from the flash floods was amazing. The trail has changed a lot since I was last on it. True happening, as we were dropping into the creek bed on our way out, Frenchie LaChance called my phone to say hello. Devon and I both got to chat with him.

Photo dump from the work party. The pinyons were loaded with cones and pine nuts.

But that's like putting a small block Chevy into a Ford!

Should have ground out a chamfer and turned up the amps.

I’m still hoping to be there. Having a lot of interruptions in my schedule lately though.

Pictures from Telluride a few years ago. The only thing there that I liked.

I sure got lucky with mine. Sorry that they didn’t work out for you. I’ve had no problems at all with mine and it’s been great.

Harbor Freight battery operated fuel transfer pump is my newest favorite tool. I bought this on sale for $8.99, regularly $12.99. This is a game changer. No more hefting heavy, awkward fuel cans and holding them suspended forever while the fuel spills all over. I’m sure that it’s already paid...

Sure thing offering a free meal, he won’t be able to eat without teeth.

I’m still planning to be there. I think my buggy can haul some or all of the T posts.

Spotted in Cortez Colorado today. Nicely done, I’m assuming it’s a kit.

My dad made a sign for grandpa’s access road into his homestead in the badlands of eastern Montana that said ‘Choose Your Rut With Care, You’ll Be In It For The Next 4 Miles.’