God and Turkeys

[Tom007]

God Bless you my friend, you really are an inspiration to all of us.......

[3bailey3]

congrats on your weight loss, keep at it brother!!

[Sir-diealot]

God Bless you my friend, you really are an inspiration to all of us.......

congrats on your weight loss, keep at it brother!!

After 4 surgeries I think it was I regained a lot of it but am back to dropping again. I bought a pair of pants in April for hunting and they would button but were tight, now I can't keep them up without a belt. All goes well I will sell them here next year. I did not want to present myself falsely.

[310 gauge]

Sorry you got interfered with on the last day with the rifle shooting. I've been screwed up on opening day a couple of times, but the last day would pretty much suck. Love the cover on the N.Y. bird book you're considering. I started feeding Orioles around seven years ago on their annual migration South. I now feed 2 quarts of grape jelly and 3 oranges a week, sometimes entertaining 8-10 birds at a time. Several others in my neighborhood set up to feed them now also, and swear they had never seen one until I started. Enjoy identifying your birds in between these hunting seasons! And just think of how much longer those spurs will be the next time you encounter the turkey bird you left behind. I like to think of the mascot that was on the Midwest Turkey Call Supply Catalog leaning off that limb with the caption..." The old Gobbler is listening for your call"....

[Sir-diealot]

Sorry you got interfered with on the last day with the rifle shooting. I've been screwed up on opening day a couple of times, but the last day would pretty much suck. Love the cover on the N.Y. bird book you're considering. I started feeding Orioles around seven years ago on their annual migration South. I now feed 2 quarts of grape jelly and 3 oranges a week, sometimes entertaining 8-10 birds at a time. Several others in my neighborhood set up to feed them now also, and swear they had never seen one until I started. Enjoy identifying your birds in between these hunting seasons! And just think of how much longer those spurs will be the next time you encounter the turkey bird you left behind. I like to think of the mascot that was on the Midwest Turkey Call Supply Catalog leaning off that limb with the caption..." The old Gobbler is listening for your call"....

I think maybe my choice of words confused you, I already got the book on birds, I did however find out there is a companion CD that has each birds songs in the order of which the appear in the book. I did find something else that says it is a CD-ROM but does not mention anything other than audio, if it is both the book and the CD combined on the disc I think I will get it instead of the CD with only audio.

My landlady has lots of bird feeders, cost me $50.00 ones as she put this one on my DirecTV dish and it was the ones with the seed kinda in a cage, the ants got all up inside the part where the satellite signal comes in and I had to have it replaced and it cost me $50.00 as I said. I was less than happy.

I wish she had some humming bird feeders up, she does not want one though, I have tried to buy her one and she had me return it.

It is neat that you got the neighborhood doing it.

I have never gotten one of their catalogs so I will have to just imagine it.