All About Pocket Knives

No thanks, dog. But that's a cool picture.

Great picture Floyd. We see tarantulas around here occasionally when they’re crossing one of the roads or around the house. A friend used to keep one as a pet. He kept it in a mayonnaise jar beside his recliner and fed it insects and hamburger meat. When he was watching television he would let it crawl around on him!

Ken

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Thanks QS and redrider, Mumbleypeg, I don't think I am that comfortable with them.

Are those awaiting one of your arrows Ike?

Ike, those ladies are lookin' for this feller: Here's a picture of a momma and her twins at another location on Starvation Plantation: The oats are starting to show up, left side of picture, the tall junk on the right, needs to be mowed as there should be a good-sized strip of Durana Clover starting to come back from the summer heat: Thanksgiving Day is coming! Maybe we'll be ready!
Treefarmer

Cool photos, Ike and Treefarmer.

I have a little more wildlife in my back yard than I want. I just have a little half acre suburban lot - do I really need a sounder of hogs? These fellows just started showing up a week ago. I am hoping one of the neighbors does something, or I will be getting a crossbow!

Mel, those pigs remind me of Vietnamese pigs. If so, they may be escaped pets.

Quick Steel wrote: ↑Thu Oct 19, 2023 4:30 pm Mel, those pigs remind me of Vietnamese pigs. If so, they may be escaped pets.

Yep, potbellied pigs we call them.

Ray

I figured that they were pot bellied pigs and escaped pets. For one thing, around here, a wild (truly feral) pig is more wary than a deer. These swine, when I try to chase them out of the yard, look at me as if they cannot believe that such cruelty really exists in this world. No one seems to be looking for them, so I am guessing that the owner is done with pigs.

Mel. they would make fine luau pigs! Yum, yum.
Treefarmer

Traveling Rt. 15 through Pennsylvania near Gettysburg and Emmitsburg currently.

Beautiful colors! They are quite subdued in our part of creation.
Thanks for sharing your views of God's creation!
Treefarmer

The leaves haven't started turning here yet.
Great photos and thanks for including a fine shot of Old Glory.

Ray

Love them old covered bridges
Gut into the turkeys this AM

Wahoo, fried turkey breast!
We haven't seen turkeys on our place in two years.
Treefarmer

1967redrider wrote: ↑Sat Oct 21, 2023 3:38 pm Traveling Rt. 15 through Pennsylvania near Gettysburg and Emmitsburg currently.

Nice shots, John!

garddogg56 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 21, 2023 3:59 pm Love them old covered bridges
Gut into the turkeys this AM

Great pictures!

1967redrider wrote: ↑Sat Oct 21, 2023 3:38 pm Traveling Rt. 15 through Pennsylvania near Gettysburg and Emmitsburg currently.

Whole calendar right there. Beautiful shots. Great time of year for colors.

Those look like good eatin' there GD!

Thanx guys
I breasted them out and will cook them for the guys in my hunting party and grandies

Great series of photos, Garddogg. Looks like a fine meal! By the way, I like the shotgun in your photos. I do not hunt these days, but I like seeing an old time gun like that New England Firearms instead of a five shot auto.

Thanx Mel guess I'm just old school BUT I do have a five shot pump

Dinadan wrote: ↑Thu Oct 19, 2023 3:26 pm Cool photos, Ike and Treefarmer.

I have a little more wildlife in my back yard than I want. I just have a little half acre suburban lot - do I really need a sounder of hogs? Swine11.jpg
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These fellows just started showing up a week ago. I am hoping one of the neighbors does something, or I will be getting a crossbow!

All I see is pork chops, pork ribs, and bacon.

Thanks gents, and they look deeeeeeeeeeeeelicious, gard. We have New England 16 and 20 bangers at the farm.

Love a sweet 16 it's the only one I don't have.