For a hat, medium to large red fox normally takes one. If there are lots of holes or rubs, I'd need two. Mittens take two good ones.

Dog Days Of Summer

Yeah, the pups have a rough life in the summer

oh man, that makes me want a 'dog yard' again. Sweet looking pup ;o)

A new idea for that Alaskan Auction> ( Now, white17, don't laugh, !! )


Seeing as White17 has got the courage to take a Lower 48'er on his trapline for what is it , 10 days or so ?? , How about someone come up with a nice fishing trip in Alaska when the weather is not so, how shall I say this ??? So DANG COLD ???!!!?? LOL


Who is up for it ? There could be 2 separate trips to bid on . One for Salt-water fishing and another fishing trip for Fresh-water. I see a 5 to 7 day fishing trip with lodging and all meals provided... Winner would just have to pay for their round trip air fare and bring their own gear for fresh water , and/ or the salt water trip.


Anyone want to volunteer???????

There could be a few legal complications in that proposal. Fishing and hunting are looked at differently than trapping. It's possible but I don't know if anyone would want to jump through the legal and financial hoops to offer that.

I agree with White, if you could find a licensed guide to do it, then it would be ok. But not just anyone that knows where good fishing it.

OB here ya go.... LOL

I never seen such blue eyes on a dog!! What breed is it ??

I checked out the ADFG website in regards to guiding for fishing. They DO have a lot of regulations for it.

She's just an Alaskan Husky

Here' she is a little older....

Canvasback look in the background and you'll see the beer cags. So i'd guess the donuts boxes are close

DB

What's a 'cag' ?

Wolfwoman
great looking pups you must be prode

DB

sorry im not that good at spelling

cag = barrels

good pic

OH ok KEG...LOL I just couldn't figger it out

Thanks The black and white one was a littermate, I only have the white one.

I thought that was a dry town ..

I have been a licensed fishing guide for about 15 years now in Alaska, I'm not sure about how a auctioned trip would apply. But if the trip involves a boat, the captian at least needs a 6 pack license, insurance probably would also be on the list, I had 1,000,000 imdemity insurance. The auction if it was for a slatwater trip would be a pretty costly one especially if lodging ect.. was involved. I was getting 1200 a day for 4 people/ day without lodging. If some-one can do it that would be great but who-ever it is; will be really spending some serious coin out of there own pocket for the cause.

Would the same guide rules apply to stream fishing ?