Lunch in Challis. |
Big Horn Sheep. |
Lounging in my Hammock at dusk at the trailhead campsite. |
Matt's set-up: Warbonnet Blackbird Hammock and Arrowhead Equipment Sil Tarp. |
Ground dwellers. |
(L to R) Mike, Josh, Dustin, Matt, Myself and Dug in the middle. |
Camera shutter got stuck. |
Headed to Horse Creek which was actually quite a bit less than 5 miles. |
Pit stop along the way in search of fish. |
Dustin and I at the bridge crossing Horse Creek. |
Horse Creek. |
Horse Creek. |
Josh caught and later ate this Bull Snake. |
Dustin and his Bull trout. |
Butterflies are disgusting creatures. These are Dug's socks and they could not leave them alone. |
We took a day hike up Horse Creek in search of slower water to fish in. |
Horse packer that was bringing in supplies for the trail crew that we encountered. |
Trail crew having lunch. |
Josh takes a dip. |
We made are own "fire blanket" to protect the beach. |
We saw tons of snakes on this trip, mostly Bull snakes and one Rattle snake. Sorry, no photos of the rattler. |
looking down at camp from trail that heads down river. |
Matt tried his hand at Cairn making. |
Does it look like it could rain? |
Matt's tarp in the wind. |
Matt created this plate/grill in hopes that someone would catch a fish we could eat.....No luck. |
This and the proceeding photos are my attempt at an adjustable pot stand to cook with. Not bad for my first attempt. |
Salmon Fly. |
Pot stand works like a champ. Initially when set up we didn't need the rock at the base because it was perfectly balanced. When I moved it closer to the fire I had to add the rock. |
WTF? This photo was taken just minutes after we all headed for shelter in a storm that didn't last long. They said they were hot. |
Had lunch in Shoup on the way out and in search of hot springs. |
No hot springs found, decided to spend the last night at Lola Creek Campground. It was considerably colder this night than all the ones before. |
Dustin felt left out and decided to buy a hammock in Stanley. He used a make-shift army quilt underneath. He slept cold. |