When I first glassed this bird last week, I swore he was double bearded. I found out yesterday morning that wasn't the case. He just likes to part it. ;)
(http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b209/stinkpickle/IMG_3111_zpstxtqzvju.jpg)
(http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b209/stinkpickle/IMG_3110_zps4yubqran.jpg)
But it does kind of look like a double beard, that's neat...
I believe that one would have fooled anybody....
Congratulations on being able to personally inspect his whiskers. Is he an Eastern?
Cool. Haven't shot one like that before. Congrats
Well that just sucks :laugh:
Congrats on a good'un!
He should have put some jell in it :funnyturkey: Congrats on a good one.
What a very cool bird! Congratulations!
Quote from: Spring Creek Calls on April 30, 2016, 03:39:12 PM
Congratulations on being able to personally inspect his whiskers. Is he an Eastern?
Yep, he was a Missouri eastern.
Congrats on a good bird!
If he had just used Brylcream he would still be with us... :TooFunny:
Nice bird man. Congratulations.
Quote from: Tail Feathers on April 30, 2016, 06:31:26 PM
Congrats on a good bird!
If he had just used Brylcream he would still be with us... :TooFunny:
LOL! It's quite possible. He would run around with four other longbeards, and they'd terrorize every other bird on that farm and the neighboring ones. I targeted him specifically because I thought he had two beards (plus he was a bit of loudmouth). Had he used Brylcream, I might've shot one of his buddies, instead. ;)
Nice work. I'm glad you used the old redneck theory of in in doubt shoot it and find out.
congrats
Good job.