totally jeepless till unlimited rubi
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Re: totally jeepless till unlimited rubi
Montana Jeeper,
What part of MT are you in I have 3 Jeeps in Great Falls.
Jeepnut63
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>Subject: Re: totally jeepless till unlimited rubi
>From: twaldron
>Are you still going to maintain 7Slot?
absolutely! still a jeeper, just waiting on a jeep.
>My login doesn't work anymore,
ill look into that and email you.
What part of MT are you in I have 3 Jeeps in Great Falls.
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>Subject: Re: totally jeepless till unlimited rubi
>From: twaldron
>Are you still going to maintain 7Slot?
absolutely! still a jeeper, just waiting on a jeep.
>My login doesn't work anymore,
ill look into that and email you.
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Re: totally jeepless till unlimited rubi
Montana Jeeper,
What part of MT are you in I have 3 Jeeps in Great Falls.
Jeepnut63
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>Subject: Re: totally jeepless till unlimited rubi
>From: twaldron
>Are you still going to maintain 7Slot?
absolutely! still a jeeper, just waiting on a jeep.
>My login doesn't work anymore,
ill look into that and email you.
What part of MT are you in I have 3 Jeeps in Great Falls.
Jeepnut63
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>Subject: Re: totally jeepless till unlimited rubi
>From: twaldron
>Are you still going to maintain 7Slot?
absolutely! still a jeeper, just waiting on a jeep.
>My login doesn't work anymore,
ill look into that and email you.
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Re: totally jeepless till unlimited rubi
Montana Jeeper,
What part of MT are you in I have 3 Jeeps in Great Falls.
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>Subject: Re: totally jeepless till unlimited rubi
>From: twaldron
>Are you still going to maintain 7Slot?
absolutely! still a jeeper, just waiting on a jeep.
>My login doesn't work anymore,
ill look into that and email you.
What part of MT are you in I have 3 Jeeps in Great Falls.
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>Subject: Re: totally jeepless till unlimited rubi
>From: twaldron
>Are you still going to maintain 7Slot?
absolutely! still a jeeper, just waiting on a jeep.
>My login doesn't work anymore,
ill look into that and email you.
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Re: totally jeepless till unlimited rubi
Hi Terry,
Im a fellow MT Jeeper in Great falls.
Have either of you guys joined the MT 4x4 Assoc.?
The next Divide Ride (05) is supposed to be in Anaconda next July.
I will also be looking for an Unlimited for the wife next spring.
JeepNut63
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"Terry Jeffrey" <twjeffrey@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Sorry man, I haven't checked that darn hotmail account in months! Yep, I
pass through Billings every once in a blue moon. We'll hook up one of these
days for a beer. And perhaps for some Jeepin next summer out here in the
Elkhorns whenever you get the new Rubi. My real email
address:mtjeffrey@yahoo.com.
We used to live in Texas for a while too. Once thing I sure miss about the
place is the barbeque & steaks. One of our favorite restaurants was the
Texas Roadhouse. I understand Montana now has one in Billings. That is
worth the 3.5hr trip to Billings in itself! Montana is cattle country too,
but one thing that surprises me about the Helena area is the lack of good
steakhouses. Go figure. ??
Good choice in Billings. Living right in the mountains is cool, but I
always did like it out closer to the plains anyway. I check the job ads
from Billings weekly and would move out that way in a minute if/when the
right job opens up. Cost of living is cheaper out that way. The closer you
get to these mountains the higher it gets. Great hunting out Billings area
too, which is one of my other passions. Upland bird, turkey, and pronghorn
hunting is tops out there. You can also find the largest bull elk in the
state out in the CM Russell area in the Missouri Breaks. Billings is closer
to Wyoming too, were I used to live and where I one day hope to retire
(either there or North Dakota).
Those pics you took are awesome! Appears to be the Bighorn Canyon National
Rec Area just south of you down along the Wyoming border. That place is on
my list of places to explore soon.
A big "welcome" to Big Sky to you & family.
Terry.
"MontanaJeeper" <montanajeeper@aol.com> wrote in message
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> >Subject: Re: totally jeepless till unlimited rubi
> >From: "Terry Jeffrey" twjeffrey@hotmail.com
>
> >Is this you Nathan?
>
> hi terry! i emailed you several times before the move at whatever hotmail
> account you were using before but never heard back from you.
>
> >Where in the state are you exactly?
>
> we narrowed it down to helena and billings (ruled out great falls the
first
> time around) and ultimately decided on billings because of the extensive
> medical opportunities here for the wifey. we rented a place up in the
heights
> figuring we would rent a place for the first year while we acclimate and
learn
> the area so we can better determine where we want to be. im pretty sold
on red
> lodge but that could end up being to much of a commute for the wifey in
the
> winter. im not ready to buy yet, but currently shopping for rural land.
i
> want to find about 100 acres and this is much easier to do around billings
> anyway. not as mountainous as our your way, but still nothing short of
> awesome. on my recent flight back from texas i took a couple pictures of
the
> rimrocks around billings from 31,000 feet just before we landed. here
they
> are:
>
> http://www.imageark.net/0001/283jLf.jpg
>
> http://www.imageark.net/0001/rNRF5w.jpg
>
> next time you get down to billings (as everyone does sooner or later) give
me a
> shout. email me or give me the email address you use these days and ill
send
> you my contact info.
Im a fellow MT Jeeper in Great falls.
Have either of you guys joined the MT 4x4 Assoc.?
The next Divide Ride (05) is supposed to be in Anaconda next July.
I will also be looking for an Unlimited for the wife next spring.
JeepNut63
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"Terry Jeffrey" <twjeffrey@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Sorry man, I haven't checked that darn hotmail account in months! Yep, I
pass through Billings every once in a blue moon. We'll hook up one of these
days for a beer. And perhaps for some Jeepin next summer out here in the
Elkhorns whenever you get the new Rubi. My real email
address:mtjeffrey@yahoo.com.
We used to live in Texas for a while too. Once thing I sure miss about the
place is the barbeque & steaks. One of our favorite restaurants was the
Texas Roadhouse. I understand Montana now has one in Billings. That is
worth the 3.5hr trip to Billings in itself! Montana is cattle country too,
but one thing that surprises me about the Helena area is the lack of good
steakhouses. Go figure. ??
Good choice in Billings. Living right in the mountains is cool, but I
always did like it out closer to the plains anyway. I check the job ads
from Billings weekly and would move out that way in a minute if/when the
right job opens up. Cost of living is cheaper out that way. The closer you
get to these mountains the higher it gets. Great hunting out Billings area
too, which is one of my other passions. Upland bird, turkey, and pronghorn
hunting is tops out there. You can also find the largest bull elk in the
state out in the CM Russell area in the Missouri Breaks. Billings is closer
to Wyoming too, were I used to live and where I one day hope to retire
(either there or North Dakota).
Those pics you took are awesome! Appears to be the Bighorn Canyon National
Rec Area just south of you down along the Wyoming border. That place is on
my list of places to explore soon.
A big "welcome" to Big Sky to you & family.
Terry.
"MontanaJeeper" <montanajeeper@aol.com> wrote in message
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> >Subject: Re: totally jeepless till unlimited rubi
> >From: "Terry Jeffrey" twjeffrey@hotmail.com
>
> >Is this you Nathan?
>
> hi terry! i emailed you several times before the move at whatever hotmail
> account you were using before but never heard back from you.
>
> >Where in the state are you exactly?
>
> we narrowed it down to helena and billings (ruled out great falls the
first
> time around) and ultimately decided on billings because of the extensive
> medical opportunities here for the wifey. we rented a place up in the
heights
> figuring we would rent a place for the first year while we acclimate and
learn
> the area so we can better determine where we want to be. im pretty sold
on red
> lodge but that could end up being to much of a commute for the wifey in
the
> winter. im not ready to buy yet, but currently shopping for rural land.
i
> want to find about 100 acres and this is much easier to do around billings
> anyway. not as mountainous as our your way, but still nothing short of
> awesome. on my recent flight back from texas i took a couple pictures of
the
> rimrocks around billings from 31,000 feet just before we landed. here
they
> are:
>
> http://www.imageark.net/0001/283jLf.jpg
>
> http://www.imageark.net/0001/rNRF5w.jpg
>
> next time you get down to billings (as everyone does sooner or later) give
me a
> shout. email me or give me the email address you use these days and ill
send
> you my contact info.
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Re: totally jeepless till unlimited rubi
Hi Terry,
Im a fellow MT Jeeper in Great falls.
Have either of you guys joined the MT 4x4 Assoc.?
The next Divide Ride (05) is supposed to be in Anaconda next July.
I will also be looking for an Unlimited for the wife next spring.
JeepNut63
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"Terry Jeffrey" <twjeffrey@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:41046760$0$94619$ec3e2dad@news.usenetmonster. com...
Sorry man, I haven't checked that darn hotmail account in months! Yep, I
pass through Billings every once in a blue moon. We'll hook up one of these
days for a beer. And perhaps for some Jeepin next summer out here in the
Elkhorns whenever you get the new Rubi. My real email
address:mtjeffrey@yahoo.com.
We used to live in Texas for a while too. Once thing I sure miss about the
place is the barbeque & steaks. One of our favorite restaurants was the
Texas Roadhouse. I understand Montana now has one in Billings. That is
worth the 3.5hr trip to Billings in itself! Montana is cattle country too,
but one thing that surprises me about the Helena area is the lack of good
steakhouses. Go figure. ??
Good choice in Billings. Living right in the mountains is cool, but I
always did like it out closer to the plains anyway. I check the job ads
from Billings weekly and would move out that way in a minute if/when the
right job opens up. Cost of living is cheaper out that way. The closer you
get to these mountains the higher it gets. Great hunting out Billings area
too, which is one of my other passions. Upland bird, turkey, and pronghorn
hunting is tops out there. You can also find the largest bull elk in the
state out in the CM Russell area in the Missouri Breaks. Billings is closer
to Wyoming too, were I used to live and where I one day hope to retire
(either there or North Dakota).
Those pics you took are awesome! Appears to be the Bighorn Canyon National
Rec Area just south of you down along the Wyoming border. That place is on
my list of places to explore soon.
A big "welcome" to Big Sky to you & family.
Terry.
"MontanaJeeper" <montanajeeper@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20040725145025.21388.00000474@mb-m18.aol.com...
> >Subject: Re: totally jeepless till unlimited rubi
> >From: "Terry Jeffrey" twjeffrey@hotmail.com
>
> >Is this you Nathan?
>
> hi terry! i emailed you several times before the move at whatever hotmail
> account you were using before but never heard back from you.
>
> >Where in the state are you exactly?
>
> we narrowed it down to helena and billings (ruled out great falls the
first
> time around) and ultimately decided on billings because of the extensive
> medical opportunities here for the wifey. we rented a place up in the
heights
> figuring we would rent a place for the first year while we acclimate and
learn
> the area so we can better determine where we want to be. im pretty sold
on red
> lodge but that could end up being to much of a commute for the wifey in
the
> winter. im not ready to buy yet, but currently shopping for rural land.
i
> want to find about 100 acres and this is much easier to do around billings
> anyway. not as mountainous as our your way, but still nothing short of
> awesome. on my recent flight back from texas i took a couple pictures of
the
> rimrocks around billings from 31,000 feet just before we landed. here
they
> are:
>
> http://www.imageark.net/0001/283jLf.jpg
>
> http://www.imageark.net/0001/rNRF5w.jpg
>
> next time you get down to billings (as everyone does sooner or later) give
me a
> shout. email me or give me the email address you use these days and ill
send
> you my contact info.
Im a fellow MT Jeeper in Great falls.
Have either of you guys joined the MT 4x4 Assoc.?
The next Divide Ride (05) is supposed to be in Anaconda next July.
I will also be looking for an Unlimited for the wife next spring.
JeepNut63
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"Terry Jeffrey" <twjeffrey@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:41046760$0$94619$ec3e2dad@news.usenetmonster. com...
Sorry man, I haven't checked that darn hotmail account in months! Yep, I
pass through Billings every once in a blue moon. We'll hook up one of these
days for a beer. And perhaps for some Jeepin next summer out here in the
Elkhorns whenever you get the new Rubi. My real email
address:mtjeffrey@yahoo.com.
We used to live in Texas for a while too. Once thing I sure miss about the
place is the barbeque & steaks. One of our favorite restaurants was the
Texas Roadhouse. I understand Montana now has one in Billings. That is
worth the 3.5hr trip to Billings in itself! Montana is cattle country too,
but one thing that surprises me about the Helena area is the lack of good
steakhouses. Go figure. ??
Good choice in Billings. Living right in the mountains is cool, but I
always did like it out closer to the plains anyway. I check the job ads
from Billings weekly and would move out that way in a minute if/when the
right job opens up. Cost of living is cheaper out that way. The closer you
get to these mountains the higher it gets. Great hunting out Billings area
too, which is one of my other passions. Upland bird, turkey, and pronghorn
hunting is tops out there. You can also find the largest bull elk in the
state out in the CM Russell area in the Missouri Breaks. Billings is closer
to Wyoming too, were I used to live and where I one day hope to retire
(either there or North Dakota).
Those pics you took are awesome! Appears to be the Bighorn Canyon National
Rec Area just south of you down along the Wyoming border. That place is on
my list of places to explore soon.
A big "welcome" to Big Sky to you & family.
Terry.
"MontanaJeeper" <montanajeeper@aol.com> wrote in message
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> >Subject: Re: totally jeepless till unlimited rubi
> >From: "Terry Jeffrey" twjeffrey@hotmail.com
>
> >Is this you Nathan?
>
> hi terry! i emailed you several times before the move at whatever hotmail
> account you were using before but never heard back from you.
>
> >Where in the state are you exactly?
>
> we narrowed it down to helena and billings (ruled out great falls the
first
> time around) and ultimately decided on billings because of the extensive
> medical opportunities here for the wifey. we rented a place up in the
heights
> figuring we would rent a place for the first year while we acclimate and
learn
> the area so we can better determine where we want to be. im pretty sold
on red
> lodge but that could end up being to much of a commute for the wifey in
the
> winter. im not ready to buy yet, but currently shopping for rural land.
i
> want to find about 100 acres and this is much easier to do around billings
> anyway. not as mountainous as our your way, but still nothing short of
> awesome. on my recent flight back from texas i took a couple pictures of
the
> rimrocks around billings from 31,000 feet just before we landed. here
they
> are:
>
> http://www.imageark.net/0001/283jLf.jpg
>
> http://www.imageark.net/0001/rNRF5w.jpg
>
> next time you get down to billings (as everyone does sooner or later) give
me a
> shout. email me or give me the email address you use these days and ill
send
> you my contact info.
#156
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Re: totally jeepless till unlimited rubi
Hi Terry,
Im a fellow MT Jeeper in Great falls.
Have either of you guys joined the MT 4x4 Assoc.?
The next Divide Ride (05) is supposed to be in Anaconda next July.
I will also be looking for an Unlimited for the wife next spring.
JeepNut63
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"Terry Jeffrey" <twjeffrey@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:41046760$0$94619$ec3e2dad@news.usenetmonster. com...
Sorry man, I haven't checked that darn hotmail account in months! Yep, I
pass through Billings every once in a blue moon. We'll hook up one of these
days for a beer. And perhaps for some Jeepin next summer out here in the
Elkhorns whenever you get the new Rubi. My real email
address:mtjeffrey@yahoo.com.
We used to live in Texas for a while too. Once thing I sure miss about the
place is the barbeque & steaks. One of our favorite restaurants was the
Texas Roadhouse. I understand Montana now has one in Billings. That is
worth the 3.5hr trip to Billings in itself! Montana is cattle country too,
but one thing that surprises me about the Helena area is the lack of good
steakhouses. Go figure. ??
Good choice in Billings. Living right in the mountains is cool, but I
always did like it out closer to the plains anyway. I check the job ads
from Billings weekly and would move out that way in a minute if/when the
right job opens up. Cost of living is cheaper out that way. The closer you
get to these mountains the higher it gets. Great hunting out Billings area
too, which is one of my other passions. Upland bird, turkey, and pronghorn
hunting is tops out there. You can also find the largest bull elk in the
state out in the CM Russell area in the Missouri Breaks. Billings is closer
to Wyoming too, were I used to live and where I one day hope to retire
(either there or North Dakota).
Those pics you took are awesome! Appears to be the Bighorn Canyon National
Rec Area just south of you down along the Wyoming border. That place is on
my list of places to explore soon.
A big "welcome" to Big Sky to you & family.
Terry.
"MontanaJeeper" <montanajeeper@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20040725145025.21388.00000474@mb-m18.aol.com...
> >Subject: Re: totally jeepless till unlimited rubi
> >From: "Terry Jeffrey" twjeffrey@hotmail.com
>
> >Is this you Nathan?
>
> hi terry! i emailed you several times before the move at whatever hotmail
> account you were using before but never heard back from you.
>
> >Where in the state are you exactly?
>
> we narrowed it down to helena and billings (ruled out great falls the
first
> time around) and ultimately decided on billings because of the extensive
> medical opportunities here for the wifey. we rented a place up in the
heights
> figuring we would rent a place for the first year while we acclimate and
learn
> the area so we can better determine where we want to be. im pretty sold
on red
> lodge but that could end up being to much of a commute for the wifey in
the
> winter. im not ready to buy yet, but currently shopping for rural land.
i
> want to find about 100 acres and this is much easier to do around billings
> anyway. not as mountainous as our your way, but still nothing short of
> awesome. on my recent flight back from texas i took a couple pictures of
the
> rimrocks around billings from 31,000 feet just before we landed. here
they
> are:
>
> http://www.imageark.net/0001/283jLf.jpg
>
> http://www.imageark.net/0001/rNRF5w.jpg
>
> next time you get down to billings (as everyone does sooner or later) give
me a
> shout. email me or give me the email address you use these days and ill
send
> you my contact info.
Im a fellow MT Jeeper in Great falls.
Have either of you guys joined the MT 4x4 Assoc.?
The next Divide Ride (05) is supposed to be in Anaconda next July.
I will also be looking for an Unlimited for the wife next spring.
JeepNut63
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"Terry Jeffrey" <twjeffrey@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:41046760$0$94619$ec3e2dad@news.usenetmonster. com...
Sorry man, I haven't checked that darn hotmail account in months! Yep, I
pass through Billings every once in a blue moon. We'll hook up one of these
days for a beer. And perhaps for some Jeepin next summer out here in the
Elkhorns whenever you get the new Rubi. My real email
address:mtjeffrey@yahoo.com.
We used to live in Texas for a while too. Once thing I sure miss about the
place is the barbeque & steaks. One of our favorite restaurants was the
Texas Roadhouse. I understand Montana now has one in Billings. That is
worth the 3.5hr trip to Billings in itself! Montana is cattle country too,
but one thing that surprises me about the Helena area is the lack of good
steakhouses. Go figure. ??
Good choice in Billings. Living right in the mountains is cool, but I
always did like it out closer to the plains anyway. I check the job ads
from Billings weekly and would move out that way in a minute if/when the
right job opens up. Cost of living is cheaper out that way. The closer you
get to these mountains the higher it gets. Great hunting out Billings area
too, which is one of my other passions. Upland bird, turkey, and pronghorn
hunting is tops out there. You can also find the largest bull elk in the
state out in the CM Russell area in the Missouri Breaks. Billings is closer
to Wyoming too, were I used to live and where I one day hope to retire
(either there or North Dakota).
Those pics you took are awesome! Appears to be the Bighorn Canyon National
Rec Area just south of you down along the Wyoming border. That place is on
my list of places to explore soon.
A big "welcome" to Big Sky to you & family.
Terry.
"MontanaJeeper" <montanajeeper@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20040725145025.21388.00000474@mb-m18.aol.com...
> >Subject: Re: totally jeepless till unlimited rubi
> >From: "Terry Jeffrey" twjeffrey@hotmail.com
>
> >Is this you Nathan?
>
> hi terry! i emailed you several times before the move at whatever hotmail
> account you were using before but never heard back from you.
>
> >Where in the state are you exactly?
>
> we narrowed it down to helena and billings (ruled out great falls the
first
> time around) and ultimately decided on billings because of the extensive
> medical opportunities here for the wifey. we rented a place up in the
heights
> figuring we would rent a place for the first year while we acclimate and
learn
> the area so we can better determine where we want to be. im pretty sold
on red
> lodge but that could end up being to much of a commute for the wifey in
the
> winter. im not ready to buy yet, but currently shopping for rural land.
i
> want to find about 100 acres and this is much easier to do around billings
> anyway. not as mountainous as our your way, but still nothing short of
> awesome. on my recent flight back from texas i took a couple pictures of
the
> rimrocks around billings from 31,000 feet just before we landed. here
they
> are:
>
> http://www.imageark.net/0001/283jLf.jpg
>
> http://www.imageark.net/0001/rNRF5w.jpg
>
> next time you get down to billings (as everyone does sooner or later) give
me a
> shout. email me or give me the email address you use these days and ill
send
> you my contact info.
#157
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Re: totally jeepless till unlimited rubi
Hi Terry,
Im a fellow MT Jeeper in Great falls.
Have either of you guys joined the MT 4x4 Assoc.?
The next Divide Ride (05) is supposed to be in Anaconda next July.
I will also be looking for an Unlimited for the wife next spring.
JeepNut63
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"Terry Jeffrey" <twjeffrey@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Sorry man, I haven't checked that darn hotmail account in months! Yep, I
pass through Billings every once in a blue moon. We'll hook up one of these
days for a beer. And perhaps for some Jeepin next summer out here in the
Elkhorns whenever you get the new Rubi. My real email
address:mtjeffrey@yahoo.com.
We used to live in Texas for a while too. Once thing I sure miss about the
place is the barbeque & steaks. One of our favorite restaurants was the
Texas Roadhouse. I understand Montana now has one in Billings. That is
worth the 3.5hr trip to Billings in itself! Montana is cattle country too,
but one thing that surprises me about the Helena area is the lack of good
steakhouses. Go figure. ??
Good choice in Billings. Living right in the mountains is cool, but I
always did like it out closer to the plains anyway. I check the job ads
from Billings weekly and would move out that way in a minute if/when the
right job opens up. Cost of living is cheaper out that way. The closer you
get to these mountains the higher it gets. Great hunting out Billings area
too, which is one of my other passions. Upland bird, turkey, and pronghorn
hunting is tops out there. You can also find the largest bull elk in the
state out in the CM Russell area in the Missouri Breaks. Billings is closer
to Wyoming too, were I used to live and where I one day hope to retire
(either there or North Dakota).
Those pics you took are awesome! Appears to be the Bighorn Canyon National
Rec Area just south of you down along the Wyoming border. That place is on
my list of places to explore soon.
A big "welcome" to Big Sky to you & family.
Terry.
"MontanaJeeper" <montanajeeper@aol.com> wrote in message
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> >Subject: Re: totally jeepless till unlimited rubi
> >From: "Terry Jeffrey" twjeffrey@hotmail.com
>
> >Is this you Nathan?
>
> hi terry! i emailed you several times before the move at whatever hotmail
> account you were using before but never heard back from you.
>
> >Where in the state are you exactly?
>
> we narrowed it down to helena and billings (ruled out great falls the
first
> time around) and ultimately decided on billings because of the extensive
> medical opportunities here for the wifey. we rented a place up in the
heights
> figuring we would rent a place for the first year while we acclimate and
learn
> the area so we can better determine where we want to be. im pretty sold
on red
> lodge but that could end up being to much of a commute for the wifey in
the
> winter. im not ready to buy yet, but currently shopping for rural land.
i
> want to find about 100 acres and this is much easier to do around billings
> anyway. not as mountainous as our your way, but still nothing short of
> awesome. on my recent flight back from texas i took a couple pictures of
the
> rimrocks around billings from 31,000 feet just before we landed. here
they
> are:
>
> http://www.imageark.net/0001/283jLf.jpg
>
> http://www.imageark.net/0001/rNRF5w.jpg
>
> next time you get down to billings (as everyone does sooner or later) give
me a
> shout. email me or give me the email address you use these days and ill
send
> you my contact info.
Im a fellow MT Jeeper in Great falls.
Have either of you guys joined the MT 4x4 Assoc.?
The next Divide Ride (05) is supposed to be in Anaconda next July.
I will also be looking for an Unlimited for the wife next spring.
JeepNut63
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"Terry Jeffrey" <twjeffrey@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Sorry man, I haven't checked that darn hotmail account in months! Yep, I
pass through Billings every once in a blue moon. We'll hook up one of these
days for a beer. And perhaps for some Jeepin next summer out here in the
Elkhorns whenever you get the new Rubi. My real email
address:mtjeffrey@yahoo.com.
We used to live in Texas for a while too. Once thing I sure miss about the
place is the barbeque & steaks. One of our favorite restaurants was the
Texas Roadhouse. I understand Montana now has one in Billings. That is
worth the 3.5hr trip to Billings in itself! Montana is cattle country too,
but one thing that surprises me about the Helena area is the lack of good
steakhouses. Go figure. ??
Good choice in Billings. Living right in the mountains is cool, but I
always did like it out closer to the plains anyway. I check the job ads
from Billings weekly and would move out that way in a minute if/when the
right job opens up. Cost of living is cheaper out that way. The closer you
get to these mountains the higher it gets. Great hunting out Billings area
too, which is one of my other passions. Upland bird, turkey, and pronghorn
hunting is tops out there. You can also find the largest bull elk in the
state out in the CM Russell area in the Missouri Breaks. Billings is closer
to Wyoming too, were I used to live and where I one day hope to retire
(either there or North Dakota).
Those pics you took are awesome! Appears to be the Bighorn Canyon National
Rec Area just south of you down along the Wyoming border. That place is on
my list of places to explore soon.
A big "welcome" to Big Sky to you & family.
Terry.
"MontanaJeeper" <montanajeeper@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20040725145025.21388.00000474@mb-m18.aol.com...
> >Subject: Re: totally jeepless till unlimited rubi
> >From: "Terry Jeffrey" twjeffrey@hotmail.com
>
> >Is this you Nathan?
>
> hi terry! i emailed you several times before the move at whatever hotmail
> account you were using before but never heard back from you.
>
> >Where in the state are you exactly?
>
> we narrowed it down to helena and billings (ruled out great falls the
first
> time around) and ultimately decided on billings because of the extensive
> medical opportunities here for the wifey. we rented a place up in the
heights
> figuring we would rent a place for the first year while we acclimate and
learn
> the area so we can better determine where we want to be. im pretty sold
on red
> lodge but that could end up being to much of a commute for the wifey in
the
> winter. im not ready to buy yet, but currently shopping for rural land.
i
> want to find about 100 acres and this is much easier to do around billings
> anyway. not as mountainous as our your way, but still nothing short of
> awesome. on my recent flight back from texas i took a couple pictures of
the
> rimrocks around billings from 31,000 feet just before we landed. here
they
> are:
>
> http://www.imageark.net/0001/283jLf.jpg
>
> http://www.imageark.net/0001/rNRF5w.jpg
>
> next time you get down to billings (as everyone does sooner or later) give
me a
> shout. email me or give me the email address you use these days and ill
send
> you my contact info.
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Re: OT: lever guns WAS: totally jeepless till unlimited rubi
And the 2.75 has no "recoil" - which led me to accept the FAC's
request to salvo all 4 LAU-19 pods one fine day. That's when I
learned real fast that while there is no recoil, that rocket blast can
be a bitch! Not to mention what all that exhaust gas did to the
engines. I'll bet that would have been fun in a chopper.
On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 00:10:51 UTC "K Horner" <k@comcast.net> wrote:
> Ahh! But a full pod of 2.75's is a thing to behold.
>
> "L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
> news:41089058.9B374ED5@***.net...
> > That's why they put a mini gun on your chopper.
> > God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
>
>
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request to salvo all 4 LAU-19 pods one fine day. That's when I
learned real fast that while there is no recoil, that rocket blast can
be a bitch! Not to mention what all that exhaust gas did to the
engines. I'll bet that would have been fun in a chopper.
On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 00:10:51 UTC "K Horner" <k@comcast.net> wrote:
> Ahh! But a full pod of 2.75's is a thing to behold.
>
> "L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
> news:41089058.9B374ED5@***.net...
> > That's why they put a mini gun on your chopper.
> > God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
>
>
--
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Re: OT: lever guns WAS: totally jeepless till unlimited rubi
And the 2.75 has no "recoil" - which led me to accept the FAC's
request to salvo all 4 LAU-19 pods one fine day. That's when I
learned real fast that while there is no recoil, that rocket blast can
be a bitch! Not to mention what all that exhaust gas did to the
engines. I'll bet that would have been fun in a chopper.
On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 00:10:51 UTC "K Horner" <k@comcast.net> wrote:
> Ahh! But a full pod of 2.75's is a thing to behold.
>
> "L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
> news:41089058.9B374ED5@***.net...
> > That's why they put a mini gun on your chopper.
> > God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
>
>
--
Will Honea
request to salvo all 4 LAU-19 pods one fine day. That's when I
learned real fast that while there is no recoil, that rocket blast can
be a bitch! Not to mention what all that exhaust gas did to the
engines. I'll bet that would have been fun in a chopper.
On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 00:10:51 UTC "K Horner" <k@comcast.net> wrote:
> Ahh! But a full pod of 2.75's is a thing to behold.
>
> "L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
> news:41089058.9B374ED5@***.net...
> > That's why they put a mini gun on your chopper.
> > God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
>
>
--
Will Honea
#160
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Re: OT: lever guns WAS: totally jeepless till unlimited rubi
And the 2.75 has no "recoil" - which led me to accept the FAC's
request to salvo all 4 LAU-19 pods one fine day. That's when I
learned real fast that while there is no recoil, that rocket blast can
be a bitch! Not to mention what all that exhaust gas did to the
engines. I'll bet that would have been fun in a chopper.
On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 00:10:51 UTC "K Horner" <k@comcast.net> wrote:
> Ahh! But a full pod of 2.75's is a thing to behold.
>
> "L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
> news:41089058.9B374ED5@***.net...
> > That's why they put a mini gun on your chopper.
> > God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
>
>
--
Will Honea
request to salvo all 4 LAU-19 pods one fine day. That's when I
learned real fast that while there is no recoil, that rocket blast can
be a bitch! Not to mention what all that exhaust gas did to the
engines. I'll bet that would have been fun in a chopper.
On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 00:10:51 UTC "K Horner" <k@comcast.net> wrote:
> Ahh! But a full pod of 2.75's is a thing to behold.
>
> "L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
> news:41089058.9B374ED5@***.net...
> > That's why they put a mini gun on your chopper.
> > God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
>
>
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Will Honea