This weekend, I’ll be going up to the great white north of Wyoming to do some elk hunting. This will be the third time that I’ve gone out for elk, and hopefully I’ll have some luck this time. The last two times I went out, there was no snow, and that makes it extremely difficult to find the elk. I will be in an area with a much higher elk population than the last area though, so I’m hoping it will be a bit easier.
The header image for this website was also taken in the area (Signal Mountain, near Jackson, WY) and I may go up and see if I can get a winter version of the same picture. I’m not sure that this is possible – the road could be seasonally closed because of the amount of snow that the area gets in the winter (125″ + as of Monday). I may snowshoe up there, but I’m not sure at this point if I’ll have the time. Anyway, enjoy the best of the web this week.
Derek at Christian Common Cents writes on how to make everything sustainable.
We at the Yakezie are giving a scholarship out every month! The current scholarship deadline is December 6, and so far only 2 (!!!) people have signed up. It’s free money, people!
Sam (the creator of Yakezie) has finally put up his member post. Read it and leave a comment for Sam!
JD at Get Rich Slowly has the cinnamon bear stories up again. I think I’m going to listen to them on the way to my hunt area this weekend (if I can find an mp3 to radio transmitter).
Pop over at Pop Economics has a great post on Feedback Loops! I’m glad that Pop has finally gulit-ed (and wagered 100) himself into posting more. Looks like the challenge he set up was appropriate!
12 days of Budgeting and Blogging Christmas at Budgeting in the FUN Stuff!
Can you be bought at My Journey to Millions – Evan ponders wether he should move for a decrease in cost of living and a large increase in salary. I’d move in a heartbeat for the right price – What about you?
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Good luck with the hunting. We were camping with my brother one summer and he brought along ‘elk’ for dinner. I was scared at first, but it was absolutely delicious.
Kris,
Thanks for dropping by. Im hoping that I’ll be successful this time around with elk, as I’ve had 2 unsuccessful trips so far this year. Some people are slightly skittish around game (I don’t blame them) but everything that i’ve has has been very good.