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Sunday Snow Report from Headhunters of Craig

September 29, 2019

Sunday Snow Report from Headhunters of Craig Still snowing here in Craig. Not as much as the doomsday report had got us ready for. But thankfully we were prepared. Blowing hard from the north as we write. Drifting snow around…

Silly Sunday Scenery

January 29, 2017

Mark Raisler

Uncategorized

sunday

Silly Sunday Scenery Headhunters Fly Shop with Silly Sunday Scenery this Sunday morning late January. Headhunters is your only daily fly fishing blog in Montana bringing you the best in inane Missouri River entertainment to your living room at a…

Happy Father’s Day

June 19, 2016

Mark Raisler

Headhunters Life

Father's Day, sunday

Happy Father’s Day to all of you Father’s. We honor our father’s out there ing and far. The Mo is fishing awesome. Bring your Dad out here and row for him. Certainly tie his flies on for him. And net…

Bald Eagle on Brown Trout

May 15, 2016

Mark Raisler

Birds, Nature

Bald Eagle, birds, sunday, Wildlife Images

Bald Eagle on Brown Trout Saw this Bald Eagle on Brown Trout Friday afternoon in the lower canyon. He was getting after this Brown Trout. A 20″ fish for sure. Entertainment, information, education, and customer service are paramount to the…

Silly Sunday Shop Scenery

January 10, 2016

Mark Raisler

Bugs, Headhunters Life

flies, fly shop, Scenery, sunday

Ninch checking it out. The new ’16 flies come in beginning in March. Out with the old and in with the new. Ninch gets rid of all of the flies that either do not sell, or do not work. Yep,…

Sunday Photo

February 15, 2015

John Arnold

Photography

photo, sunday

Valentines Day morning on the Missouri River. Looking downstream towards the Wolf Creek Bridge. This image was captured before the whitecaps started to build. click to enlarge

Sunday Snow Report from Headhunters of Craig

Silly Sunday Scenery

Happy Father’s Day

Bald Eagle on Brown Trout

Silly Sunday Shop Scenery

Sunday Photo

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