Joe Ahlquist|Photographer: Bemidji

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This last weekend I was fortunate enough to have a four-day weekend, and Lauren and I were able to head to Bemidji to spend time with family and what not.

My dad and I originally were going to spend a fair share of the weekend bow hunting, but the first part of the weekend was plagued by rainy, cold weather. So, we only spent one afternoon bow hunting.

I did get the opportunity to do some ruffed grouse hunting though.

My dad and I brought their 4-month-old German shorthaired pointer for a nice, long walk through the woods. We didn't get any grouse, but it was awesome to see that little dog take to the woods so naturally.

The rest of my time was spent hanging out with mine and Lauren's family.

I also spent a fair amount of time photographing the beautiful Fall colors. Probably too much time.

Enjoy some photos from the weekend.

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Just some stuff from lately

The last little while has been a bit busy, I fish in a couple walleye fishing tournaments every year and one of them was last weekend. It's always a lot of fun.

I've been doing a lot of fishing the last few days though, and I haven't been shooting very much.

I have shot some random things here and there around the house.

Here are some photos from the last few days. Enjoy!

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Luke and his horses

My younger brother came home today. It's been a while since we've both in Bemidji at the same time. Possibly since last summer, I can't remember for sure.

Anyways, pretty much the first thing he did was go out and spend time with his horses. I could say he just went riding, but that wouldn't do justice the the relationship he shares with his horses.

My brother didn't have tons of friends growing up, and his horses were his best friends. Particularly Anna.

My brother showed horses in 4-H and other organizations, and the shows have taken over his summers for the better part of his life.

He loves those horses.

So, the first thing that he did was spend time with his best friends.

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