Once our aircraft are parked and we have a chance to do a little something for ourselves, we like to be in the bush too.
Karen and I spent a nice November day with friends out looking for our own “bullwinkle”. We covered a lot of miles and our best efforts were in enjoying the ...read more.
I received this photo from one of our good friends with the Ouisconsin Fish and Game Club. It is Randy bringing the Otter to the dock on a charter to Bell Lake.
It is nice to think about summer now that the weather is changing over to winter. Have you thought about your 2012 summer fishing trip with ...read more.
Here is the link to KAREN’S November Desktop Calendar.
Find the resolution you want and right click then “save to desktop”.
Enjoy
...read more.Shovelling snow is a part of our winter. We woke to snow on the ground today but I am sure it is just a foretaste of what is coming later.
The aircraft have been put away for winter and on Sat Randy and I winterized the base.
Bring it on, we are ready for winter.
...read more.We moved the aircraft to their winter home in Nestor Falls yesterday. Randy and I made the last flight of the season and can begin the adjustment to a new winter pace.
Most folks make a clock adjustment for Daylight Savings Time. I adjust for my winter schedule.
Some who have waited around here for weather to ...read more.
The last loads are always a mix. As we empty and shut down the camps for another winter, we get all the left over garbage, motors, and other assorted items out.
The last week we fought some nasty fall weather getting our hunters and their moose out of the bush. Today was picture perfect for ...read more.
Joe has been out of the bush for only a few weeks and already he has become caught up in world affairs.
He has begun a movement to Occupy Seseganaga Lake . Of course you will need a leader for this movement if for no other reason than to book the trip. Dates for this movement are limited to fishing season ...read more.
One day this summer I got a radio call from one of our camps asking, “What time is it?”
I responded, “Who is calling?”
The person on the radio replied, “What difference does it make?”
I replied “It makes a lot of difference. If you are someone heading out to an outpost, it is 2 o’clock. If you are one ...read more.