People I know like to shoot Bobkitties. For the life of me I don't know why. None of em raise chickens.
Always a thrill to see one. 
Watched a doe WT chasing one just 20 yds in front of my truck one day. She was not happy with him stalking her little Bambi no doubt. 
Wow. I've never seen a wild bobcat. A few years ago, a cougar killed a mt bike rider in our foothills. Haven't seen one of those in the wild either. Bears, plenty. And a coyote stalks my very urban neighborhood, probably for the raccoons and squirrels and lately rabbits.
That sucks. Even studded tires are practically useless in that goop. No new snowfall to report here but plenty of it 100km to the north of us in Edmonton and along the mountain corridor. Lost more studs on yesterday’s ride.
It’s +7C here and expect it to be even warmer tomorrow. So bizarre!
On my third jab (Pfizer), I had a tender and painful arm for a couple of days, plus shivers for the first night.
No reaction to any of the three Moderna shots. Well, I knew I got jabbed but that is about it.
14.4C here today. Was colder last week. But, then again, it has been raining at 5,000 and 6,000 feet. Snow? What's that? We are cooling down this weekend.That sucks. Even studded tires are practically useless in that goop. No new snowfall to report here but plenty of it 100km to the north of us in Edmonton and along the mountain corridor. Lost more studs on yesterday’s ride.
I shouldn’t complain as the warm conditions made yesterday's ride quite pleasant although most of the trails were still covered with packed snow/ice. I had the pleasure of riding with a group that I’ve been out with before. Ian (originally from Manchester, UK) clad in the blue/orange jersey looked right at home on his standard Specialized MTB with just knobby tires. A very capable rider. We shared the trails with several fat tire bikers.
Mine was Pfizer in all three cases. A pain in arm after the third, no other side effects.
Provincial gov’t here is still dragging its heels on expanding booster shots to the general public so we wait.
There are 'tricks' for this that make it easy peasy. Go down to your local bike shop and watch them change a few tires. You think bicycle tires are a _itch. Motorcycle tires can ruin your day.
Any tech has very strong hands in the first place
Do you swap tyres by yourself?
Yeah. It's not really about strong hands. It's a lot about getting the opposite side from that last few inches down into the center of the rim. A second person to pinch the sidewalls in 180 degrees across from the last difficult section can make all the difference in the world.Any tech has very strong hands in the first place
