First of Many

@jax_menez_atwell

Well, friends and family have been on me for a long time to blog about my adventures and some of my “day job” activities.  I’m truly blessed to be able to travel around for my work and deep down I just have a very adventurous spirit.  Add into that the fact that I am an empath and truly need nature to recharge my batteries.  Second only to my Lord and Savior is my love for the very creation He created.  I’m amazed at the beauty of His great creation.

As I sit and write this I am surrounded by the beauty in my beloved Montana.  I’m parked near a quiet fishing spot right of the i90.  This area is known as Beaver Trail and Rock Creek.  Officially it is part of Clinton, Montana but it seems very far from what I know as Clinton, Montana!

I’ve been fortunate to watch some deer playing this morning and I’ve come across some strange furry cattle.  These cattle are short and stout with horns.  I’m not sure what breed what they are but they seem like interesting animals.

Today my case has me looking for a guy that some attorneys want an activity check on.  To add a little humor to this blog this unfortunate man had failed hernia surgery.  I’m guessing this must have caused some genital issues as he has been off work for pain in that region.  What triggered the case was he’s been getting his viagra prescription refilled.  The adjuster finds this odd since he has so much pain in that area.  I’m not quite sure what kind of activity check they want in those regards!

What I am thankful for is what an amazing area to be working in today!  The birds are chirping, animals moving about, and the sound of the river is heavenly.  What a beautiful world we live in!  Take the time to get out of the car today and explore your world.

Published by @jax_menez_atwell

Jax Atwell, husband, father, son, investigator, and protector. Licensed private investigator in Arizona and Montana with a broad resume of experience. Former law enforcement in California and Arizona. Sighting undercover work, tactical units, and training as his early foundations. A sum of many parts and a natural empath when seeking evil. Known for his ability to locate the impossible and take on the hard cases. As a private investigator, Jax looks towards his life experiences and realization that scars, physical, mental and spiritual, are collected along the journey of life and are always preparing you for the “next situation”. Jax spent a season on History Channel’s “Missing in Alaska” and was the main character in an award-winning short lm, “the Survivors”. Dabbling in acting, writing, exploring, and adventuring keep Jax well rounded.

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  1. Thank you for the blog, we live in such a vast planet yet some of us aren’t blessed to be able to experience the truly beautiful places that are on your journey. I feel like I get to share these stunning places the world has to offer from a microscopic view, but none the less, I get to see the wonder of it all…. thanks Jax. Love and best wishes to you. Dawn xxx @happydawn1

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      1. It’s so nice Max to share your experience and I know you are righter and you have a lot of knowledge than me I know someday I meet you and hug you and say thank you so much for your message

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      2. It’s so nice Jax to share your experience and I know you are righter and you have a lot of knowledge than me I know someday I meet you and hug you and say thank you so much for your message

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  3. I also would like to add that Jax paints a picture for those of us that can’t go there . We feel as if we are there with him . I really can’t wait for more adventures.

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