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I think the basin should be renamed; they shoud call it the BISON BASIN and here is why? Notice they have place a 30 MPH speed limit on all bison: Notice how the bison are not one bit bothered by vehicular traffic: Allen Dodging the Bison South of Gillette! Allen Modeling the East in the West on the Northeastern Pacific RIM, Oregon, that is! Country: USA | Posts: 7259 anbhurst Moderator Premium Member Posted - 02/21/2005 :  02:32:55 AM     Before we encountered the above bison, we travelled through the Petting Zoo just South of Gillette. I have often wondered where all of the antelope roam, where the deer and the antelope play. Well, . .It's right here in the Basin. The numbers alone were staggering. With Gillette in the background and the highway in the foreground, they came to be petted, and fed, and then they left us. Now I'm ready to begin MODERN DAY MINING, THE POWDER RIVER BASIN, PART II Allen Where the Antelope play! Allen Modeling the East in the West on the Northeastern Pacific RIM, Oregon, that is! Edited by - anbhurst on 02/21/2005 12:52:36 PM Country: USA | Posts: 7259 bpate Fireman Posted - 02/21/2005 :  12:34:10 PM     Great photos Allen. Glad to see Homer Simpson didn't get all the Bison after all. Country: Australia | Posts: 3090 Dutchman Administrator Premium Member Posted - 02/21/2005 :  1:29:17 PM     Allen, Those shots remind me of our many trips to Colorado and South Dakota during the 11 years that our sons were either at the AF Academy or stationed in Rapid City. Did you and Beth have any Buffalo Burgers? Bruce Modeling the railroads of the Jersey Highlands in HO and the logging railroads of Pennsylvania in HOn3 Country: USA | Posts: 30415 Rusty Stumps Fireman Posted - 02/21/2005 :  1:33:28 PM       Barry, what song is that little fella playing? And don't tell me "You'll come a waltz'n Matilda!" Walt Country: USA | Posts: 7440 ANo10 Fireman Posted - 02/21/2005 :  1:51:40 PM     Maybe he's playing Tchaikovsky's, "the Nutcracker Suite"? Jim Edited by - ANo10 on 02/21/2005 1:55:10 PM Country: USA | Posts: 2773 anbhurst Moderator Premium Member Posted - 02/21/2005 :  2:52:48 PM     Yes Bruce, I ordered a Tatonka (sp?) steak at a restaurant in Gillette before we left. The waitress couldn't find it on the menu until I reminded her of DANCING WITH WOLVES. It was sumptuous! Allen Eating Tatonka in the West! quote: Originally posted by Dutchman . . .Did you and Beth have any Buffalo Burgers? . . Allen Modeling the East in the West on the Northeastern Pacific RIM, Oregon, that is! Country: USA | Posts: 7259 anbhurst Moderator Premium Member Posted - 02/21/2005 :  2:57:24 PM     I think that's the first time that I've seen Alvin play his harmonica without his tee-shirt and hat! Allen Modelling the East in the West! quote: Originally posted by bpate . . .harmonica squirrel. . . Allen Modeling the East in the West on the Northeastern Pacific RIM, Oregon, that is! Country: USA | Posts: 7259 ETinBH Fireman Premium Member Posted - 03/10/2005 :  3:54:24 PM     I've been nurturing these guys for four years trying everything I could think of to kill them and look at the trick mother nature played on me! and just when you thought it was safe to cut down the trees and build a parking lot! Elliott Country: USA | Posts: 4394 Tyson Rayles Moderator Premium Member Posted - 03/10/2005 :  10:17:55 PM     Nice posies! Mike Country: USA | Posts: 12615 Rick Administrator Premium Member Posted - 05/04/2005 :  6:22:07 PM     I was on vacation in Florida the last six days and encountered some critters that I normally don't see in New Jersey. This guy would hang out all day in the pond behind my girl friends Mothers house. Some pelicans hanging out in Palm Beach. We stayed with a friend of my girl friends who lives about 1/2 hour west of Palm Beach and these 3 pups live there too. As you think, so will you be. Country: USA | Posts: 21780 Bbags Administrator Premium Member Posted - 05/04/2005 :  8:33:49 PM     Yikes, I hope you did not do any swimming in that pond and there was also a big fence between you and that critter. John Bagley Modeling the Alaska Railroad in HO in Wildwood Georgia. Country: USA | Posts: 13274 anbhurst Moderator Premium Member Posted - 05/04/2005 :  9:10:58 PM     Rick, That gator is one good reason I live on the Northeastern Pacific Rim! Allen Modellin' the East in the West! quote: Originally posted by Rick I was on vacation in Florida the last six days and encountered some critters that I normally don't see in New Jersey. This guy would hang out all day in the pond behind my girl friends Mothers house. . . Allen Modeling the East in the West on the Northeastern Pacific RIM, Oregon, that is! Country: USA | Posts: 7259 ETinBH Fireman Premium Member Posted - 05/04/2005 :  9:30:36 PM     now thats a big lizzard Elliott Country: USA | Posts: 4394 Rick Administrator Premium Member Posted - 05/04/2005 :  9:57:07 PM     John, no swimming and no fence either. I was about 7 or 8 feet away when I took the picture. As you think, so will you be. 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