Hopefully Ruidoso and Alamogordo will want to reintroduce their "wild" horses also. We could help with that.

"No hiker enjoys the stench of mule piss that runs down the trail like a river. @HAZ_Hikebot"


Today's inspirational message.

gummo wrote:This is the reason why aliens don't come and visit us.

They don't visit you cuz you're always holding one of their family members.

Hansenaz wrote: But if you perceive this guy as someone with a disorder

Pretty much how I dealt with you and The Eagle, especially since you both wanted my truck keys for some odd reason.

Yeah it's all fun and games until someone gets their eye poked out.

I guess I wasn't paying attention here, but we went to hike General Springs and FR300 is closed (General Crook) Clover cyn. was open but really hot and no water.

Yep I second the little pullout just north of the Sinkhole CG entrance.

@The_Eagle
Did you have help with the erections?

@Grimey
Yep went up 87 and came back late afternoon and at the top of the pass where the brake check area and the FR to MT. Ord is the whole mountain on the east side is a large piece of charcoal.

I thought so, but you're much more in tune. Be there tomorrow.

So Chums, we can still go to your Beaver Turkey Ridge FR99 trail tomorrow?

A few years ago I got on a historical autograph kick. Mainly people of AZ., like General George Crook, Captain John O. Bourke and others associated with the Indian wars. I really wanted Al Seiber and Tom Horn, but to no avail and that was part of it, the hunt. Autographs given by celebs didn't do it...

@chumley
I for one love getting autographs, on credit or debit receipts.

Well crap because of our son and his visit timing, tonight is off. I just knew 37 years ago having a kid would one day spoil my plans.

Our son is in town and like us he is a Craig Childs fan. We are gonna do our best to be there. Beer helps.

@friendofThundergod
This is better than Yelp, because we aren't pissant whiners.

@hikeaz I read this yesterday and was gonna post it here also. The drought no doubt is a problem, but another is that many Native groups have shifted in the last two generations from being equine centric to, well like the rest of us vehicle based. This now leaves us with growing population of feral...

If only they could be the "wild" horses of the Verde river and had their own FB group.

@SuperstitionGuy
Yep I'm a people person.

"Since 1893 Supai (the Havasu village) is the only village in America where mail is delivered by horse and mule." I think I'll post this on the FB hiking group and see how long it takes before it's locked.