A couple mulies

[powderburn]

Well I went looking for sheds but the recent snow fall we had ended the looking real quick. I did spot a couple of hornless bucks and had a little chat with them. I approached the little bachalor group and got their attention.

As I started to talk to them about life in general they where pretty intent on our conversation. The one they called Twobit because of his ear was really paying attention, and seemed to be the group leader.

The subject came up about hunting and how the guys south of the boarded concidered themselfs quite accomplished at this sport that pit man against deer. Twobit had a good laugh at that comment.

We talked at length about a few things and I asked him if he had any advise for the US hunters. His reply was for them to aim for the bullseye's and he'd even show them where they were located.

As we ended our talk I asked Twobit what he thought about US hunters and his reply was this.

 

[noharleyyet]

Ha Ha.....great pics, thanks.

 

[ashersdad]

Great pics.

 

[stilllearning]

LOL Now that is funny

 

[MarvB]

AHH great pics pburn! That's one good thing they don't discount to the US is your canooks sense of humour (spelling for Jose and WH) !

 

[powderburn]

Ok here's the scoop on the pictures. My mother has at least 7 different bucks
visiting her very morning. They come and stand outside her front door until they each get a carrot then they disappear until the next morning. The last 2 haven't figured out what their missing because they always stay to the side of the house. The does however would come right into the house.

 

[sreekers]

Ha, thats great stuff. One of the camps that I take my youth to has deer that are the same way.

 

[wadeerslayer]

you have way to much time on your hands lol

 

[powderburn]

They started coming late in the day. Now there is another buck that comes and he's got an ear tag. It's getting easy to tell them apart with the distinct ear tears.