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Really great pics Chris. Thanks for sharing.

Have you considered starting a thread on hunting? While I'm not a hunter myself, I know there are a good number of peeps here who are. Probably be a pretty good thread. Maybe post it where it would be seen? Hobbies for instance?

Just a thought. Bet ya it would be a popular thread.
 
nickndfl said:
I was thinking of Walt today when I was in Lauderhill.

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Thassa lady peafowl. Boy, is she wanted at my place! My two resident peacocks would be doing feather-hissing all over her to get into her fluffy panties.

I just now got done feeding Fancy Pants and Beau. They now come to me at separate times because this is fluffy-tail season. When I go outside with a cup of corn and seeds, whichever one is there will fluff up and dance around me.

Both of them let me stroke their long, fluffed up feathers as we dance together. My Scottish Witch calls me "The Birdie Whisperer".

We don't dance long, because I am old and creaky. So I put the nummies in the birdy-plate outside, and go back inside. It's 82F right now.
 
I am surprised the residents of LH did not cook that bird yet? I was on 441 and Sunrise Blvd which is all Carribben restaurants.

There is a chinese lady who feeds the muscovey ducks behind the Publix in Inverrary. I bet she is fattening them up for her husband's takeout restaurant.
 

Thanks, and sounds good, but it will have to wait a bit. Been packing and organizing for our move to the Midwest next month.
 
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