Law Old man Trump just signed an EO that wiped out every environmental protection act of last 100 years

[Deorum]

Well thanks. I love it. I play in the snow, but I'm not really a big winter guy. So sometimes the winters can drag a little. I'm in Boise with all the Dimes, and the winters aren't harsh like some places, but they can get old sometimes. But I realize that we need them for water in the arid Southern part of the state, so I tolerate it. It's fun hunting in the snow anyway, unless it gets too deep - like 24" - and you realize while on the mountain that you forgot your chains for the truck and you're surrounded by the white stuff.

Speaking of water, Idaho kicks ass for the amount of whitewater it has. For instance, there's literally miles of class 5 water between a half hour and an hour away from my house. Crazy mountain ranges (with high mountain lakes of course), sand dunes, desert, high desert, canyon lands, natural lakes, alpine and sun alpine forests, largest wilderness in the lower 48 - all within a 3 hour drive as well. Northern Idaho has more of the same except desert - and they have probably the most beautiful lakes and gnarly spruce and fir forests.

I've been here 20 years, and she's getting a little full these past 5-10 years. Especially the past 5. But I'll tolerate it considering what Idaho has to offer me. If I could live in New Zealand 5 months of the year and the rest here in Idaho, I'd consider that truly heaven.

It's fuckin' legendary.



God Bless America.

 

[Mike]

My old man roofed much of the Hanford site. Has to go in every few years for testing due to the exposure.

Yeah my dad worked onsite too. Never got details on exactly what he did. He died when I was very young.


Of course it was cancer.

 

[Hellowhosthat]

Sorry mate, but my money is on the GOAT.

It awaits.

I'll fuckin' fill the mountain with uppercuts Sherbro.

 

[SoSo]

It's fuckin' legendary.



God Bless America.

Outdoor Idaho on Idaho Public TV is the shit. PBS Channel 4 on your TV if you ever are in Idaho. And you can donate $50 a year which gives you access to all the content via Roku/Smart TVs. Worth the money. I love getting ideas of where to go and camp/hike/fish while watching .