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Egg
Re: Pack Goats
Originally Posted by
gstrand
LOL... I meant to ask - did you move back to Shasta or elsewhere, Rob?
Yes, I did. The kids are off to college, it was just me and the wife, and I got a job offer back here in Redding, and jumped on it. I recently emailed you, so you may have heard me bragging about my first big wild steelhead when I returned.
Be sure to share any pics of Brushy fish. I caught some of the most colorful little sunfish there, and I'll never forget those Rio Grande Cichlids with their flashing patterns...I still have a little fossil I snuck out of there as well!
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As far as the goat, I havent had a chance to hike yet with the little guy, but my wife has. Much easier to manage than a dog, and the ability to pack gear is going to be a great plus. He is bonding well with us as well.
I'm reading online about them and they do sound ideal for flyfishermen.
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Re: goats in trees
...the more i look at that photo the more i think it is a fake. i doubt that some of those limbs (lower left and right) could support that much weight. and one of the goats' (lower left) feet does not look like it is really standing on a tree, it is in mid-air.
just wondering.
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Re: Pack Goats
It's an impressive picture. I've never seen that many goats in one tree before, but I have seen goats in trees.
When we're camping in our area we hang our food packs up out of the bears' reach overnight. Maybe the goats will help us with that. We can leave the food packs on the goats, and turn then out into a tree. But will they come down in time for breakfast?
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Parr
Re: Pack Goats
Just to interject...posts like this are one of the reasons I really enjoy this forum.
Would never have a conversation like this on some of the other fishing sites I frequent.
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Fry
Re: goats in trees
Originally Posted by
Brooktrout
...the more i look at that photo the more i think it is a fake. i doubt that some of those limbs (lower left and right) could support that much weight. and one of the goats' (lower left) feet does not look like it is really standing on a tree, it is in mid-air.
just wondering.
Yeah, its possible some of those goats were photo-shopped into that picture... To be honest I just googled "goats + tree." But, like Ernest, I have not seen that many goats in trees, but I have seen goats in trees.
Originally Posted by
troutrageous1
Just to interject...posts like this are one of the reasons I really enjoy this forum.
Would never have a conversation like this on some of the other fishing sites I frequent.
I agree, gotta say this is the first I ever heard of pack goats.
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