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China on a Shoestring: Hong Kong to Beijing (ACRC)
Soak in the vibrant pulse of Hong Kong, float down the Yangtze on a Chinese-style riverboat and walk the Great Wall with other others that share your appetite for adventure. Enjoy eighteen days packed with China's major sights and out-of-the way gems with the freedom to choose those that interest you. Cycle along Xian's ancient city walls and through the stunning rice fields and limestone karsts of Yangzhou. Explore gorgeous scenery straight out of a painting or just relax and take it all in.
Highlights: Exploring Shanghai and Hong Kong's bustling streets and Yangshuo's karst scenery, cruising the Three Gorges of the Yangtse River, discovering history in Xi'an and Beijing, walking along the Great Wall of China.
In Search Of Iguassu - Buenos Aires to Rio (JBR)
Get your South American rush with other young travellers not afraid to embrace the new. You'll kick off the adventure in sophisticated Buenos Aires before getting back to nature on day hikes at a working Uruguayan ranch. Marvel at Iguassu Falls, then hop a flight to São Paulo on your way to the Brazilian coast—no gruelling bus ride means more time on the beach. We'll wrap up in the party in Rio, where you're free to embrace the carnival atmosphere from our centrally located Copacabana hotel.
Highlights: Sample the cuisine and culture of Buenos Aires, discover Uruguay's rural beauty at a working ranch, marvel at Iguassu Falls, skip the bus and gain time (and comfort!) with a flight to São Paulo, sip caipirinhas on the beach, revel in the energy of Rio de Janiero.
Cambodia & Vietnam on a Shoestring (ATCV)
Begin in Bangkok—a city that never sleeps—and end by braving Hanoi's bustling streets. Plug in to Cambodia and Vietnam on this electric journey with breaks to bliss out on white-sand beaches. Get a history lesson exploring Angkor Wat or walking Ho Chi Minh City's streets. With your accommodation and transport arranged by our expert CEOs, this adventure offers a great combination of must-see highlights and free time to explore on your own.
Highlights: Explore the bustling streets of Bangkok, revel in the majesty of Angkor Wat, enjoy a delicious local Khmer meal in a small village, discover colonial Phnom Penh, relax on golden beaches, shop Hoi An's quaint streets, float through Halong Bay, walk the intriguing streets of Hanoi.
Thailand on a Shoestring (ATRT)
Perfect for those looking to experience northern Thailand's cultural treasures and the natural beauty of its southern islands. This 16-day trip will help you get off the beaten path with a trek to the region's hilltribes but remains flexible enough to suit all tastes. From the lush hills of the north, stitched through with the diverse colours of its hilltribes, to the soft sands of the south and the glorious chaos of Bangkok, Thailand will leave you captivated.
Highlights: Experience the bustling streets of Bangkok, explore colourful Chiang Mai, trek on foot and by elephant through the jungle, overnight in remote hilltribe villages, float down a river on a bamboo raft, enjoy the island beaches of Koh Samui and Koh Tao.
Mayan Sun—Southbound (CMCA)
Find your paradise somewhere between the blazing Yucatán sun and the cool Guatemalan highlands on this 16-day odyssey. Wander Antigua's cobblestone streets and its local markets before experiencing the diverse beauty of Lake Atitlán and its indigenous villages. Geared to the adventurer wanting to capture some of Central America's finest highlights, this trip will ensure that you really pack some punch into those postcards home.
Highlights: Relax on white-sand beaches, bask in Caye Caulker sunsets and reggae music, experience a local homestay, explore gorgeous colonial Antigua and its colourful markets.
Victoria Falls to Nairobi Adventure (DVN)
Inhale the fragrant perfume of Zanzibar's spice plantations, hunt for the perfect snapshot of the ever-elusive 'Big 5', feel the thunder of Victoria Falls—uncover the spectacular highlights of four African countries on this stellar twenty-day adventure. Enjoy an intriguing combination of stunning wilderness and bright city lights from the comfort of our overland truck and camp under the big African sky for a unique perspective of this majestic land. With a unique itinerary that offers plenty of options, uncover all that this diverse region has to offer.
Highlights: Track the Big Five across the Serengeti and the Ngorongoro Crater in agile 4x4 safari vehicles, chill out at Lake Malawi, explore Victoria Falls and Zanzibar.
- Travel Style:
- Yolo
- Trip Type:
- Group Travel
- Service Level:
- Camping
- Physical Grading:
- 3
Dunes, Deltas and Falls (DZLD)
If you want to soak up the colours, culture and scenery of this incredible region, this is the ultimate expedition into southwestern Africa. Experience game drives, leave footprints on the world's highest sand dunes, wonder at the majesty of Victoria Falls and canoe game-rich deltas. Our overland trucks are an adventurous and inexpensive way to see the highlights while wilderness camping will bring you closer to the region's wildlife—drift off to sleep to the call of cranes and awake to the rustle of elephants grazing on nearby riverbanks.
Highlights: Track the Big Five, witness Victoria Falls, cruise the Chobe River at sunset, camp in African wilderness, meet the San bushmen, try adrenaline activities, soak up Cape Town's culture.
- Travel Style:
- Yolo
- Trip Type:
- Group Travel
- Service Level:
- Camping
- Physical Grading:
- 3
Europe Encompassed (EELL)
You. Europe. 24 days. Ready? You'd better be, because this epic London-to-London romp through the Old World's greatest cities doesn't slow down for stragglers. Geared towards budget-conscious travellers eager to check an entire continent off their 'must-do' list in one fell swoop, this adventure will take you from the busy streets of the English capital to Paris' most elegant galleries and cafés, the stunning natural brilliance of the Swiss Alps, the rugged beauty of Italy's Cinque Terre and the party capitals of Berlin and Amsterdam before wrapping up with a celebratory pint in a London pub. Phew! We're tired just talking about it.
Highlights: Pound the pavement in cities teeming with history, visit nine countries in less than a month, explore galleries and museums, discover medieval towns straight from fairytales, sample regional wines and cuisine, take in the nightlife across Europe.
Volcano Trail (JGS)
From the crystal-blue ocean teeming with marine life to tropical rainforests alive with jungle melodies, take the road less travelled on this trip through Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica with other travellers your own age. This is one of our most exciting trips, filled with breath-taking scenery and a chance to experience local culture with a 2-night homestay on the island of Ometepe. Enjoy a blend of public and private transportation, which not only keeps costs down but also gives you a chance to really meet the locals.
Highlights: Connect with the hosts of a homestay experience in Ometepe, relax seaside in the Bay Islands, laugh with the locals during a chicken bus journey, skip the bus and gain time (and comfort!) with a flight between Roatán and Tegucigalpa
China on a Shoestring—Beijing to Hong Kong (ACRG)
For ambitious travellers on a tight budget who are after an experience full of the very best this country has to offer, this tour showcases the scenic wonders without missing its most famous cities and sites. Walk back in time along the Great Wall then see the future in Shanghai. Our CEOs will help you dig deeper into the very best of China. Offering a great deal of flexibility, our optional activities allow you to go beyond the highlights.
Highlights: Explore cosmopolitan cities, uncover ancient capitals and charming rural villages, cruise the Yangtze River, marvel at the Terracotta Warriors, stand in awe on the Great Wall.
Discover India—Delhi to Kochi (AHDC)
From the hectic pace of northern Delhi to the beaches of Goa and the fishing nets of relaxed Kochi, this epic journey packages the subcontinent's highlights into three well-paced weeks. Watch the sunrise at Savitri temple in Pushkar and explore the canals of Alleppey on your way to a homestay with a local family. With your hotel and transport arranged by our CEOs, you can concentrate on choosing your own adventure. Pack your trip with everything you want—and nothing you don't. What are you waiting for? Lush hills, bustling cities and mouth-watering curries await!
Highlights: Experience the Taj Mahal at sunrise, capture colourful Rajasthan in your viewfinder, relax on quiet beaches in Goa, connect with the locals in a homestay, sample delicious Indian cuisine.
India on a Shoestring (AHRH)
From the monuments of Delhi to the colourful cities of Rajasthan, experience three weeks of northern India's best. Marvel at Jaisalmer's mud fortress and Bikaner's unique temple before journeying into the desert for an overnight camel safari. Follow in the footsteps of pilgrims and make your way to the Ganges River at Varanasi. Your expert CEO will take care of the hassles so you're free to see the sights or just soak up the vibe—India is home to great food, fascinating culture, alluring sights and friendly and inviting people. Discover the charms and mystery that make up this incredible country.
Highlights: Drink in a kaleidoscope of colour and culture, experience spiritual Varanasi along the Ganges, marvel at the Taj in Agra, wander vibrant cities, revel in the colourful villages of Rajasthan.
Trans Mongolian Adventure (ARRT)
Epic doesn't begin to describe this overland journey from Russia to China. From the cathedrals of Russia to the imperial palaces of Beijing, you'll encounter the best of St Petersburg and Moscow before boarding the legendary Trans-Siberian Railway en route to Lake Baikal. Experience secluded Mongolia's colourful culture and spend a night in a ger before continuing on to the palaces of Beijing. An experienced CEO will lead the way and take care of the details so you're free to enjoy one of the world's greatest train rides. Offering a balance of guided excursions and free time, this adventure is proof that getting there is half the fun.
Highlights: Wander St Petersburg streets and Beijing hutongs, journey by train across the steppes, dine on Lake Baikal's fish, admire Red Square and Chinese temples, spend the night in a traditional Mongolian ger.
Southeast Asia on a Shoestring (ATRA)
Feast on a Nyonya delicacy in Melaka or delicious street food in Singapore as you hit the highlights of Southeast Asia. With other travellers your own age, you'll enjoy this adventure's pace, exploring the hilltribes of Northern Thailand or mellowing out on the white-sand beaches of the exotic south—it's your choice. With your accommodation and transport arranged by our expert CEO, you'll enjoy the freedom of roaming where you want to and choosing your activities—cross into Malaysia to experience mouthwatering laksa while shopping in KL's night market or take high tea at Raffles in Singapore.
Highlights: Explore some of Asia's largest cities, trek on foot and on the back of an elephant, visit remote hilltribe villages, go bamboo rafting, enjoy island life in Koh Samui, visit tea stations of the Cameron Highlands.
Vietnam, Laos & Thailand on a Shoestring (AVVL)
From the fast-paced nightlife of Bangkok to a slow boat along the Mekong, this trip brings you the best of South East Asia on a shoestring. You'll party along the beautiful bay of Vietnam's Nha Trang in the company of like-minded travellers and channel the French vibe sipping coffee in riverside cafés in Laos. Explore golden temples or hunt down treasures in local markets—the choice is all yours. Best of all, your CEO will take the hassle out of planning, so you're free to soak up the spirit of this amazing region.
Highlights: Explore vibrant cities, snorkel colourful reefs, shop in quaint Hoi An, float among the karsts of Halong Bay, discover sleepy Laos, cruise the mighty Mekong River.
Mayan Sun—Northbound (CGAC)
Trek though jungle backdrops to Mayan ruins and chill out on white sand under the Caribbean sun. Check out Mexico, Belize and Guatemala and experience the region's diversity. Wander colonial Antigua's cobblestone streets and shop for treasures before experiencing the natural beauty of Lake Atitlan, its indigenous Mayan villages and striking volcanoes. Snap a picture and impress the folks. One of our most popular trips, this adventure offers natural wonders, excitement and culture with enough time to socialize and do your own thing.
Highlights: Pounding the cobblestones of gorgeous colonial Antigua, overnighting in a local homestay, seeing the vibrant colours of markets, experiencing Caye Caulker sunsets and reggae music, blissing out on white-sand beaches, exploring Mayan sites
Backroads of Central America (CRSG)
Take the road less travelled through Central America with other travellers your own age—so you can be sure to get down with other adventurers that'll keep up. This is one of our most exciting trips, filled with breathtaking scenery—from tropical rainforests alive with jungle melodies to colonial cities bouncing to a decidedly more human beat. You'll blaze your own path as you discover a region of volcanoes, craters, beaches and lush forests. Sticking to budget accommodation and public transport will keep costs down and you rooted in local life.
Highlights: Connect with your hosts in an Ometepe homestay experience, laugh with the locals during a chicken bus journey, bliss out on a remote stretch of Nicaraguan beach, stroll through Antigua's colonial streets, explore Mayan ruins, sample regional specialties like El Salvador's pupusas.
South Africa & Swazi Quest (DASQ)
The unvarnished grandeur of South Africa is on display in this comprehensive exploration of one of the continent's most diverse and fascinating destinations. Africa's incredible culture and wildlife is at a premium on this tour—from the coastal shores of Tsitsikamma to extensive game drives in Addo Elephant National Park and the famed Kruger. You'll also have the chance to visit a traditional Swazi village, explore modern Cape Town, and follow the glorious Garden Route. Add in knowledgeable CEOs and some of the best camp meals you've ever tasted and you've got a recipe for adventure par excellence.
Highlights: Spot the Big Five in game parks and reserves, visit local villages and cosmopolitan Cape Town, search for resident wildlife in Kruger National Park, take in southern Africa's dramatic scenery, experience local dancing.
Dunes, Deltas & Falls (DCF)
If you want to soak up the colours, culture and scenery of this incredible region, this is the ultimate expedition to southwestern Africa. Experience game drives, leave footprints on the world's highest sand dunes, wonder at the majesty of Victoria Falls and canoe game-rich deltas. Our overland trucks are an adventurous and inexpensive way to see the highlights while wilderness camping will bring you closer to the region's wildlife—drift off to sleep to the call of cranes and awake to the rustle of elephants grazing on nearby riverbanks.
Highlights: Experience the culture of Cape Town, spot wildlife on game drives in Etosha National Park, cruise the Okavango Delta in a dug-out canoe, meet the San Bushmen, marvel at Fish River Canyon and Victoria Falls.
- Travel Style:
- Yolo
- Trip Type:
- Group Travel
- Service Level:
- Camping
- Physical Grading:
- 3
Kenya & Tanzania Overland Adventure (DKKT)
For those who want it all, this 16-day adventure offers the promise of Kenya and Tanzania's best wilderness as well as plenty of time at Zanzibar's beaches and exotic spice gardens. Track the Big Five across the acacia-spotted savannah of the Serengeti and the legendary plains of Masai Mara. Our unique overland truck will carry you through the incredible scenery safely and in good spirits—and camping will keep you at the heart of the action. This trip is a once-in-a-lifetime experience like no other.
Highlights: Encounter the wildlife of the famous Masai Mara, photograph legions of flamingos at Lake Nakuru National Park, learn from the Masai people in the Loita Hills, track the Big Five across the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater, explore Zanzibar's spice plantations and pristine waters.
Trip | Length | Style | Service Level | Starting Price |
China on a Shoestring: Hong Kong to Beijing (ACRC) | 18 days | Yolo | Basic |
In Search Of Iguassu - Buenos Aires to Rio (JBR) | 17 days | Yolo | Basic |
Cambodia & Vietnam on a Shoestring (ATCV) | 20 days | Yolo | Basic |
Thailand on a Shoestring (ATRT) | 16 days | Yolo | Basic |
Mayan Sun—Southbound (CMCA) | 16 days | Yolo | Basic |
Victoria Falls to Nairobi Adventure (DVN) | 20 days | Yolo | Camping |
Dunes, Deltas and Falls (DZLD) | 21 days | Yolo | Camping |
Europe Encompassed (EELL) | 24 days | Yolo | Basic |
Volcano Trail (JGS) | 17 days | Yolo | Basic |
China on a Shoestring—Beijing to Hong Kong (ACRG) | 18 days | Yolo | Basic |
Discover India—Delhi to Kochi (AHDC) | 21 days | Yolo | Basic |
India on a Shoestring (AHRH) | 20 days | Yolo | Basic |
Trans Mongolian Adventure (ARRT) | 17 days | Yolo | Basic |
Southeast Asia on a Shoestring (ATRA) | 21 days | Yolo | Basic |
Vietnam, Laos & Thailand on a Shoestring (AVVL) | 22 days | Yolo | Basic |
Mayan Sun—Northbound (CGAC) | 16 days | Yolo | Basic |
Backroads of Central America (CRSG) | 18 days | Yolo | Basic |
South Africa & Swazi Quest (DASQ) | 17 days | Yolo | Camping |
Dunes, Deltas & Falls (DCF) | 21 days | Yolo | Camping |
Kenya & Tanzania Overland Adventure (DKKT) | 16 days | Yolo | Camping |


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- King Arthur Flours had a great booth highlighting their new relationship with Jacques Torres in what else but chocolate goodies. I asked the rep if they had considered getting into the gluten-free market [I know odd question for a flour company but you never know]. And to my surprise he said they had been "thinking about it", as in thinking but no research and development yet. He mentioned that by show time next year they may have some initial offerings. Interesting.
-Stacey and I had a chat about her gourmet [from Israel] jams; organic and without sugar. I tried a yummy fig, cinnamon-y good. Did you know that Quince is grown locally in Israel? I didn't.
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One of the big decisions youth face, even at this age, is how to say no to alcohol. The statistics make it clear that your involvement is essential. Why? Data shows that underage drinking continues to be a troubling issue:
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About 10 million Americans aged 12 to 20—a quarter of underage kids—say they consumed alcohol in the past 30 days, according to the 2011 National Survey on Drug Use and Health.
That same study found that older teens are more likely to drink; 2 percent of 12 year olds compared to 29 percent by the time they're 17.
According to the 2012 Monitoring the Future Study, 30% of 8th graders report they have tried alcohol once in their lifetime and 13% report they have been drunk. Also, 58% of 8th grade students say it is "fairly" or "very" easy to get alcohol.
By far parents are the leading influence on their children's decisions to not drink alcohol. Eight out of ten youth (83%) and parents (89%) said parents are the leading influence in their kid's decision not to drink at all or not to drink on occasion.
82% of parents think it is extremely important to have early conversations about alcohol as a way to combat peer pressure & delay potential experimenting.
Make no mistake: tweens know what's going on, and they're more than just a little curious about it. So before they're presented with the opportunity, it's critical to give them the information they need to make the right decision. Ask, Listen, Learn: Kids and Alcohol Don't Mix provides you with information and practical tips on how to talk to adolescents about alcohol. It is important to have these conversations early and often, not just "one big conversation" so make sure that either as a teacher, parent or caregiver, you get involved!.
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We have more of the breaking news we brought you earlier this hour after last week's monthly jobs report raised eyebrows one lawmakers had it Peter Barnes with some breaking news Washington -- Products right Dennis we've -- -- -- on Capitol Hill whether anybody wanted to hold hearings on this issue and look into this as you know the unemployment rate went down unexpectedly.
For September.
From eight point 1% to seven point 8%.
Lot of economists saying there that must have been some statistical fluke or something like that and -- called into question the Labor Department's methodology for.
Collecting the data and calculating the unemployment rate will now the top Republican.
The chairman.
Of the house oversight and Government Reform Committee Darryl I -- says he wants to hold hearings into the matter take a listen.
We very much intend to work every day.
Through the November and December time.
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Guerrilla Rep is excited to present the world premiere of My Tia Loca's Life of Crime by Roy Conboy, Head of the SFSU Play Writing Program, Former Chair of the SFSU Theatre Arts Department, and an established Chicano playwright whose work has been produced by Mark Taper Forum/Taper Too, Teatro Esperanza and East Los Angeles Repertory. Directed by Guerrilla Rep Artistic Director John Caldon, whose work has been seen in the 2011 New York International Fringe Festival and 2009 National Queer Arts Festival, the show also features rocking live music played by Golda + the Guns.
My Tia Loca's Life of Crime blazes under the hot lights of a police interrogation, where a woman tells her story: how as a sheltered young Latina she fell in love in the late 60's, how she lost both her husband and daughter, how she searched for her daughter for decades till the past landed on her roof like a SWAT team.
At some point in life most of us learn the Beatles were wrong. Love is not all you need. Lola "Loca" Nino learned this lesson harder than most. As a child of Mexican immigrantsan abused mother and a father who grew violent by drowning in alcohol the pain of leaving homeLoca spent her childhood both discovering a new world and striving to create her own. This led to an intense romance with the son of a wealthy white socialite whose favorite accessory was racism. When this woman absconded with Loca's beautiful daughter at birth, and had her kidnapped and dropped in Mexico with no papers, Loca's life of crime began. From LA to SF to TJ and back, her story twists and turns with hilarious "crimes" focused one thing: finding the daughter stolen from her.
With Arizona Governor Jan Brewer's demonizing of Mexican immigrants and Presidential contenders pandering for the Latino vote, the state of Mexican-American relations continues to dominate headlines. While so much of this conversation tacks hard to one side or the other, there is a lack of work exploring where the two extremes overlap. Conboy's new play accomplishes just that. With wit, humor and dynamic storytelling, My Tia Loca's Life of Crime is both the comic tale of a mother and daughter's search for understanding, and a razor sharp critique of modern race relations.
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Posted 23 July 2012 - 10:09 PM
I have not been on much in the last week for a few reasons. One involved more senseless activity by others at the public range which made me want to disclaim myself from even being a gun owner. The other was when I asked the nephew if he wanted to go hunting next weekend (this last weekend) and he responded by telling me that it isn't it too hot to go out and that we get there too late because rabbits are pretty much only out in the morning and evening. My jaw dropped and I almost curled up into the fetal position and cried. How could someone from my bloodline say something so horrible?! When I asked where he got that from, he said from some posts he read on here with me. He/We were on restriction until I got this cleared up. No CPC for him until he had a chance to learn a valuable lesson, and since he was here all week, I could not really be on here without him being present. Therefore the absence. Now to the hunt/lesson
The day began with us leaving the one and only day off for the both of us (my buddy and I) at 5:00am to meet my hunting partner and his prospect around 7ish. By the time we say hello, eat, and drop off the car, we don't even hit dirt until almost 9:00 and already hitting triple digit temps. It didn't help that his prospect left his $800 teeth retainer wrapped in a napkin that blew out of the bed of my truck and we had to go back and try to find it with no success . We start seeing bunnies almost immediately. Some are running into the next county and some not quite so bad. The two prospects are still too young and foolish to listen to us, so we let them wander for a bit while we disappear and take some rabbits . The first one of the day was taken while running with my trusted .44. He was not DRT, but grazed pretty good and had to be put down with my high dollar, priceless H&R single shot shotgun I was carrying as a backup. He had ticks the size of gumballs on him! . Sorry, my buddy took those pics and I have not gotten them yet.
Well, needless to say, being down a couple rabbits to the old guys before they even managed to get a shot off sure put a whole lot more bounce to their step and the fur really started to fly. The prospects were working together and alone to bag up a boat load of rabbits. We turned them loose and let them have the time of their lives. At least it sure seemed that way to us. You look at their smile and be the judge.
During the afternoon my buddy takes a few quick shots at a rabbit quite a ways away. After dropping it, we decided to laser it just for the heck of it. 63 yards with a pistol, and not just any pistol, his 3" Glock 27 he bought solely for his CCW!!! And if that wasn't bad enough, less than two minutes later we walk less than a hundred yards away and he drops another one on a full blown run with one single solitary shot through the heart at 43 yards!!! What can you do but buy him a beer at that point? I hate him! Naw, I wouldn't trade him for the world, after all he is one of the only people I know that does not mind walking the desert all day in 105 degree temps. You can't buy, trade, borrow or teach that kind of heart .
Not long after that I take the first cottontail of the day, which is of very little bragging rights after his two shots . I will start by saying that it was the only gun I had on me . If a .22 is a good rabbit gun, then a .44 must be twice as good a rabbit gun, right? Wrong. But it does make gutting them a walk in the park. Skinned, gutted, and cleaned in less than two minutes, but sadly only three edible legs.
Well it didn't take long before my prospect gets tired of lagging, so he wanders off by himself while the three of us are by the truck cleaning and catching our breath. We hear one shot and one shot only. That's usually a good sign. Soon he comes walking back with a cottontail and says "Clean this one pilgrim while I fetch you another one". Cocky little SOB.
It's approaching 500 by now so we decide we better start heading out. I know, at prime time right? Yeah, I guess the almost 3 dozen rabbits we bagged was going to have to suffice! The hardest part was that my damn prospect still wanted to keep walking the fields after 7 straight hours of already being out there. This kid does not quit.You would have thought it was 65 degrees and not 105 the way he carried on. He about killed this old guy. But while on the way out he sees one run near the dirt road and begs to go get it. What can you do? So I let him. He no sooner hits it and walks back to the truck when everybody's (but me) "dreaded green truck" rolls up. Yep, DFG. I walk over to it, say "Good evening sir. I take it you are going to want to see a few pieces of paper from us, right?". He just smiles and says yes. Now I don't know how many remember the post I put up last year about the terrific DFG Officer that checked us the weekend after my nephew got his first hunting license. This was the same gentleman. If he isn't the nicest Officer in that uniform, he has to be in the top two. He remembered us, well, actually as he put it "Yeah, I thought I recognized the hat". I get that a lot. We show him everything and begin talking for another hour or so. But here is the real kicker. About twenty minutes into talking with him, my prospect (the nephew) comes up to and politely says to me "There's a rabbit across the road over there in a bush taunting me. What do I do?". My buddy and I give the kid that "you have got to be freakin kidding me, right" look. It must have been real obvious, because Officer Edwards looks at us, then at him, then at us again and replies "Hey, you guys are completely in order, you're not going to offend or bother me, let him take it if he wants". So he loads his shotgun, walks across the road and into the brush flushing it and hitting it with one shot. The Officer tells him good shot and his chest inflates like a balloon. I tell you, these Officers are just horrible aren't they? This picture was taken while my buddy was still talking to the Officer. You can see the look of concern and fear on the kid's face when DFG is around .
We left not long after that. But on the way out my buddy saw one last rabbit about 30 yards out. I had been catching flack all day for having an off day (for me) with the pistol. Running around in 105 degree weather and being horribly out of shape I'm sure had nothing to do with it. What, it's my story haha. So my buddy loads the .44 with one round and says "Show the kids how I know you can do it".
It was a fitting end to a great day that finally ended at 11:30pm when we got home. First and last rabbits were mine. The kids had just shy of two dozen rabbits between them. We had about three dozen bunnies total. My nephews second "run-in with the law" resulted in him hoping he gets to see the nice guy again every time he goes out there. And the very most important part of all: He learned that you will not die if you have to hunt and walk in weather that is not between 68 and 75 degrees. He also learned that with almost all these rabbits taken between 10:00am and 5:00pm that rabbits are out all day long if you are willing to hunt for them. And he also learned that I may actually know what I'm doing and not just blowing smoke up his . Order has been returned to the family and he now knows that the best time to hunt anything is any time you're awake and the best day/weather to do it in is any and every day you are not working
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Posted 24 July 2012 - 02:06 AM
i have been taking my wife out jack rabbit hunting as of late and she loves it.
Posted 24 July 2012 - 03:26 AM
Posted 24 July 2012 - 03:57 AM
I really enjoyed reading it.
Good on thoes boys.
Vietnam Veteran.
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Posted 24 July 2012 - 07:56 AM
Looks like a good area to do some calling .
Posted 24 July 2012 - 09:02 AM
I tell guys the same thing about hunting rabbits. While yes... you do see them running around at dawn and dusk, they are still out there during the middle of the day and just require a bit of walking and looking to find them. I've bagged quite a few between 10am and 4pm on a few occassions.
Good job getting the Nephew and Prospect back on track.
Posted 24 July 2012 - 09:05 AM
Posted 24 July 2012 - 09:12 AM
Great to see the new generation out there beating the bushes. I spent a lot of time growing up wandering those exact same roads and area during the middle of summer. Definitely gets warm. Nice to see some life out there this year.
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Posted 24 July 2012 - 10:49 AM
Time waits for no one--
treasure every moment you have.
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Posted 24 July 2012 - 02:55 PM
I wish I had someone mentoring me when I was in my youth . Maybe I would have been mre than I am ...
And I am keeping your # FOREVER , as my kids will need someone with " skills " , as I suck
Posted 24 July 2012 - 04:36 PM
Thanks ARH, I meant to mention, but forgot, about the jacks. No, I am not a fan of their taste for sure, and turns out the boy didn't care for them either the other week. I went out this last weekend expecting to bring home 5 or 10 jacks after reading about somebody on here frying them up for the dogs. I don't know why, but I never would have thought of such a great idea in a million years. But as luck would have my buddy's prospect has a long time friend that is from a large and shall we say "less than well off" family that can put them to good use. If not for that, I would have had to make them use rimfires to slow things down extremely. I'm just glad it didn't come to that as I don't mind having one new kid out with a firearm that throws lead at long distances, I just really don't like the idea of having two of them out there in the same field with it . But like I said, literally everything fell in place and luckily it never became an issue.
Don't sweat it too bad Bob, for every one these kids took, they either missed, lost, or didn't see three others. They are far from extinct this year. And those 20ga rounds I gave you reach out L O N G and F A S T, but they seem to hit just a bit lower than normal from all the guns we have checked. And if you want anything to eat afterward, I would suggest throwing the shell and not shooting it at anything closer than about 25 yards. Not pretty .
Funny you say that shoot-it, we have never called in that area yet. We are always so busy chasing rabbits and birds that we either forget until we get home or fall asleep if we camp there because we are so tired. And that .44 is a kick in the butt to shoot, usually, but I didn't realize until the last minute that all I had loaded were mags for the Ruger .44 Carbine and no specials. My hands are still paying the price today .
And keep that number Andy, as I am finding that teaching these boys is just one more entirely new experience to me in this great sport, and I am loving every minute of it!
Posted 24 July 2012 - 10:30 PM
Posted 25 July 2012 - 06:28 AM
Everyone has different priorities i have been shooting my bow everyday getting it dailed in for deer hunting and i am dreaming about coyotes when i should have big racks in my dreams.
Posted 25 July 2012 - 12:29 PM
Posted 25 July 2012 - 02:32 PM
That area you were in sure brings back a lot of memories for me...spent a lot of time out there. I dug up a couple of pics:
probably around 30 years ago or so...
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Posted 25 July 2012 - 03:57 PM
Like I said shoot-it, it is funny how it works out. We have called maybe 15-20 miles from there, but not in that area that I can ever remember. From October-February there is one thing and one thing only on the minds, birds. We will see tons of sign while hunting and say "Hmm, we should call here one day", but then we get so wrapped up in the birds that we never think about it again. The only other times we are there we have the kids out with us, and they wiggle around like night crawlers dipped in caffeine . It's on that list of things to do, just like teaching them to clean their dang guns and reload their own ammo
And I guess the kids think we weren't there or something, because for the last two days all we've heard is "Do you remember when this happened?". Or "Did you see it when I did............". Nope, sorry kid, I'm sure that after a week I won't remember anything about this trip
Posted 25 July 2012 - 04:39 PM
probably around 30 years ago or so...
Tawnoper :
I'd have to say that the pic with the Blue Jacket looks more 80's . Mostly because that Jacket looks like it had zipper removable sleeves . I had one in the late 80's .
Also with that heat , my knees feel like I am walking on sponges .
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Only chicks.
Don't you still have that jacket?
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and such a wonderful building it is too.
now over 200 years old, still standing, still as defiant as most of Jaywicks residents are also !!
please visit the insides of the tower, as its not as "good" as the golden bannana, but still an arts and herritage center used by many, locals and visitors alike.
Oh, the picture, well, theres not normaly tents around it, but was part of a battle reinactment group, gunfire, cannonfire, & bonfires too!!
plus men & women dressed in period costumes running about being shot at - all part of the show....
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Makes me smile, Kristen. The more things change.
My kids are having their first Christmas in California, missing Michigan, Missouri, snow and home. Those first Christmases away from home are brutal. I'm glad they and you were able to celebrate future Christmases at home.
Merry Christmas, Kristin.I noticed that too Barbara. My mysterious mother.
Yes, Nolichuky, the circle goes round and round, one day we're the babies, the young people moving away then it's our children. One of my daughter's told me recently she doesn't see how people can stand to see new generations go through the same things over and over. Her oldest is 12. I find it rather comforting most of the time.
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I think Belgareth was alluding to your goals re: pheromones, which I suppose could tie in with your
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I'm not a vicar & i
have been called some names in my time - just misunderstandings & miscommunications with ladies you understand ...
It wasn't really my fault - they just didn't understand me - at least that is what I told them.
I have met
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