PROSPECTING BRAZIL with GARIMPO
It's high time Don has his own spot to entertain us!
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Cool looking creatures. I'm sure they aren't native to that area. -
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By Caliche Chris · Posted
Sweet! I didn’t know we had the curved horn variety here too. The ibex and audads are pretty wild looking too. Wind mountain, sounds like something from a J.R.R Tolkien story, I want to see that place! -
By Bedrock Bob · Posted
Google "bounty fishing". Google "pikeminnow". Push the envelope man. Maybe Slim could explain it better. He's a lip ripping post covid nomad. That is his field of expertise. I think he posted about bounty fishing a few years back. All I know about it is you have to have a very large holding tank and they pay by the fish. -
By Stillweaver hillbelli · Posted
Fish have a bounty : like coyotes and rancors? Who pays them? Are Asian Carp in the Columbia , now, and draw a bounty? Or do hungry vacationing nomads take up the slack to fill their grill?
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