Barb and I started the weekend last evening with our first baby of the year. We didn’t get any pictures but we found a baby elk and mother on the hill. The calf couldn’t have been very old since it was real wobbly as it tried to stand and get milk from mom.
Although I didn’t find the nest, I’m sure the dogs and I were close to a turkey nest by the way she acted. I would assume little turkeys should start emerging soon.
And then this morning we had the real show. We were at a familiar spot that we use to hike with my daughter and grandsons. A sow came running across the hill and into these rocks. I didn’t get much film of her but following her was a boar with love on his mind. I filmed him for over an hour as I visited with my daughter in heaven. Her nickname was “BEAR”.
Larry, you always make my days so good when I read your messages, thank you so much for them. I love you.
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What a terrific opportunity for you to connect with your daughter with Barb along too.
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Greg, being in the outdoors as much as you are you know how easy it is to get connected to the important things in our lives. Kerri is always there with me.
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I’d have to say…Mrs Barb is the perfect partner for you. As if you didn’t know.
On another note, we got the cover and we got the moisture now it’s all about the timing of it. Time will tell!
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Well put on both accounts, Steve. Barb is definitely a keeper and the timing is looking awful good for all the animals on the hills. Mother Nature has seemed to be very kind so far. I saw four mule deer bucks yesterday and couldn’t believe the early antler growth.
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