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jerryd6818 wrote:
TripleF wrote:still lookin' for Bigfoot ::paranoid::
You're looking in the wrong place Scott. Bigfoot is in Illinois. :mrgreen:
Well......now you tell me..... ::facepalm::
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Bigfoot's are nocturnal Scott but day time is a good time to catch denned-up--tell those boyz to be careful!
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And you know at their ages of 4 and 6.....I work every snapped twig in the distance with a "WHAT WAS THAT.... ::paranoid:: "
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They felt like they might have a better chance of seeing Bigfoot if they were higher......
Not really, they just love climbing!!!
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I'm sorry, Scott. I kinda lied. Bigfoot is actually in Wisconsin.
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Good stuff Scott, looks like everyone was having a great time!
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Well if they ever get one treed they gotta be able to climb up to shake him out---good trainin Scott
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PigSticker wrote:Well if they ever get one treed they gotta be able to climb up to shake him out---good trainin Scott
You go up there and shake him out. I ain't goin' up there. ::paranoid::
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jerryd6818 wrote:
PigSticker wrote:Well if they ever get one treed they gotta be able to climb up to shake him out---good trainin Scott
You go up there and shake him out. I ain't goin' up there. ::paranoid::
Cattle prod jumps em right out---
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::rotflol:: ::clapping::
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Two things I wanna see before I die: a Bigfoot and a UFO!
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It's too wet in LA for Bigfoot but we had a big time before and after the 2" rain today. Grandsons on spring break, they can swim like fish but they have their life jackets on while they are in the john boat before the rain then after the rain they went for a walk and ended up swimming in one of the fish ponds, them and the dogs! (Oh to be young again ::nod:: )
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Good stuff Philip!! Thanks for sharing!!
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Here's a few more pictures of the grandson's visit. Had a beautiful sunny day yesterday, so it was back to the pond and they "tried" to fish from the little john boat ::pray:: . After the big rain on Monday I figured they wouldn't catch much with artificial baits but that is what they wanted use. The older one managed to catch 2 little bass on a little rubber worm. They ended up fishing from the bank as the wind kept blowing them around in the boat. It was fun to watch and I got real good at untangling lines, didn't know you could make such a mess with a Zebco ::uc:: !

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Looks like Heaven to me Treefarmer ::tu::
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Great pics, TF, the kids look like they had a ball. But it sure looks like cottonmouth country to me.
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Great stuff TF! Thanks for sharing.

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Treefarmer,that blue/grey dog in the pics.....a Weimaraner???Regards Gus.
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Thanks for the positive comments on both sets of pictures, Gentlemen! I know some of y'all have grandsons too and it's good to portray them doing something positive ::tu:: !

TJ, you must be trying to scare me, you know there ain't no moccasins or gators in Florida ponds :roll: !

Tendots, he belongs to the boys, came from a rescue as a puppy, supposed to be Weimaraner/Lab cross ::shrug:: . His ears aren't as large as a full weimaraner, but he had the blue eyes as a pup. The other dog is a Choc. Lab/Australian Shep. cross, her bones structure is much heavire than the gray dog. They both love the water.
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Oh!! That's right. I was thinking about Luzianna::tu::
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Sure looks like time well spent! OH
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Those boys are making some great memories. It's good to see a couple of boys getting to be boys like boys used to be.
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Last day of a mini vacation for me today, so I got up early and hit the woods one more time.

Humped about a mile back onto a wooded island (more of a peninsula actually) that extends out into the marsh....it was so peaceful it almost took my breath away a little..

Sandhill cranes and Canadian geese flying overhead...redwing blackbirds perched atop the cattails...cardinals and chickadees calling and flitting from tree to tree....and not another human around for miles...even jumped a few deer from their morning ritual and watched as they bounded off across the marsh...

It was one of those moments where I just breathed it all in and tried to capture some of that serenity to carry with me moving forward...

...pics can't do it justice, but I snapped a couple anyway...the top pic enlarges pretty nice and turned out well I thought.
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Pretty country Mike. Sounds like a great way to start the day or any day for that matter.
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Thanks for posting Mike......I always enjoy your pics from up north!


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