I don’t know about you, but I tried to avoid my high school principal as much as possible. You see, everytime I talked to him, I didn’t talk, I got talked to….If you know what I mean. Maybe things would have been different if I had a principal like Mr. Cyr of the Powers, Oregon High school. When he is not performing his administrative duties, Coaching basketball, or being a father to his infant daughter, Mr. Jody Cyr in the hills, and mountains. When asked about spring sports, he replied ”Not coaching anything this spring, it’s shed hunting season.”
And from the looks of it , he is a darn good shed hunter. The Oregon Coast Range is a brushy place and it takes determination and perserverence to find one, let alone a dozen, fresh brown current year sheds.
Here is this years Haul….
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An impressive Roosevelt Shed. Yes, That’s his office!
“I’ve been trying to figure out where a few specific bulls have been spending their winters..After hundreds of hours of hiking, I found one of their drops about 5 miles from where they spend time in the fall. I know their all bachelored up that time of year so I will be hiking like crazy looking for this match and a couple other giant sets…”
His shed hunting clues him into places to find deer and elk during the rifle and archery seasons as well. Remember those office photos? Here are his greatest hits from 2007, in thumbnail, clickable form…
When I asked him about future plans, he mentioned a trip to Hawaii with his family. He was quick to add that he will be bringing his bow to squeeze in a few quick hunts between beach and hotel time!
