Since I whacked my 2 turkeys right away, I had plenty of time to play around with the camera.
Quill pig sign. It's not easy to see, but there are shiny branches in the Russian olive tree which is in front od the colorful cottonwood. Saw a lot of sign but no porcupines.
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I sat under a tree & this cow wandered right up to me like it wanted to mooch my cookies. Ol' #56. I call her "Blackie".
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Just a scenery pic of buttes behind cottonwoods.
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Gnarly old house in the distance with light rain shower behind that. lots of open space around here.
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Same house from the close up perspective.
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There are turkeys up the wazoo around here. I got on the brakes so one of these boneheads wouldn't bust my plastic grille. They are everywhere! I can get another permit & 2 more turks, but I'm holding off until Nov or Dec. SW
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........sure would love to own a big chunk of land out there to live on and try to be self sufficient 
.......and talk about not having to go to a range to shoot... 
....load up the ol' truck and head back... 
.....however I think wifey would be suffering withdrawl symptoms... 
