Outdoors

I felt kinda bad when I forgot to mention the early muzzleloader season last weekend.

Not bad enough not to go, but bad!

Missed Saturday cause I had to have the wife at her cousin’s baby shower. Made up for it Sunday morning. Birthday party Sunday afternoon!

Can’t complain too much cause it was my party. Yeah, getting older is a pain, but as my friend says, “It beats the alternative!”

Who has the most spirit? Marion County or Washington County?

Come to Lebanon on Friday, Nov. 1, for a fun, competitive run/walk open to everyone, including runners and walkers from other parts of the region and state.

Pick your team or choose to stay neutral! Stay and watch the “Border War” Marion County vs. Washington County football game after the race (entry not included.) 

They waited! They waited till I was set, then they moved in.
I’d seen it before but was still amazed. There were some that were full grown and some very young. The male/female ratio was about as expected. What I didn’t expect was the absence of bachelor groups.
Usually, early in the season the males run together until Mother Nature tells them it’s time to find a mate. Then, they’re on their own, often with the most assertive moving to the head of the line.

While dove hunting last week I was distracted by the sound of honking, as in geese honking, or so I thought!
Turned out to be the cell phone of one of the other guys, but it did sound good.
Later, I heard it again. I’d been fooled once so I didn’t even acknowledge hearing it. Then, I heard it again!
“Enough with the phone already.” We were supposed to be shooting doves, not playing games on the phone.