The Jacob Springs Hillbillies

Eat one live toad in the morning and nothing worse will happen to you the rest of the day...

Friday, December 31, 2010

The Hobbitt... Day 25/30

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I appologize that I have done sometimes up to 3 or 4 posts a day over the last week and a half. But, I'm almost caught up to date! The...
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History Lesson, How it All Started Part 2... Day 24/30

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He got to work in Alaska on the Brooks River studying fish. After graduation, Bill's first job was in the Las Vegas area. Summers were u...
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History Lesson, How it All Started Part 1... Day 22/30

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As a boy, Bill loved to fish and wander into new territory but his favorite hangout was the Kern River, a few miles from his home in Bakersf...
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Tuesday, December 28, 2010

Stupid Criminals! Day 21/30

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This is the final story I have from Steve... I'll never forget the time in the late 60s where some brothers from Horseshoe Bend decided ...
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Steve's Memories - Part 2... Day 20/30

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When I was 12, dad took me to the Horseshoe Bend Mill Pond to work fishermen. There was only one road into the Mill Pond and every fisherman...
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Steve's Memories - Part 1... Day 19/30

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The following are some memories from Steve. I love these stories - they're so typical of what we used to hear about dad's days at wo...
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Tuesday, December 21, 2010

The William Pogue Recreational Trail... Day 18/30

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Several years after dad died, mom received a letter from the Forest Service telling her that they were going to name a trail up the Middle F...
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Jacks Creek... Day 17/30

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There was some discussion about yesterday's post regarding where the picture was taken. Mom called one of dad's Fish and Game friend...
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Monday, December 20, 2010

One of My Favorite Pictures... Day 16/30

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This is one of my favorite pictures of dad. Maybe partly because it's so mysterious to me. I'm not sure where it was taken - looks l...
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Sunday, December 19, 2010

Lucky the Raccoon... Day 15/30

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The following was written by mom: Usually Bill brought home wild creatures to heal or care for, but at times he would bring home things that...
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Jodi
Hidden Springs, Idaho, United States
I'm a wife, mother/grandmother and two time breast cancer survivor. I grew up the daughter of a Game Warden in beautiful Garden Valley and my parents instilled in me the love and interest of wildlife. We're hillbillies living on our dream property in Idaho. I love to make fun of life and rarely write a serious post. I consider myself to be extremly fortunate. I love my life - it basically just doesn't get any better than this!
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