mdawg4 x4,
All you need to do is tell me when you can come up The Lair and we find a way to make sure you have an advantage . Not that it paid off for Plateaucal
Patrolling again soon,
L60Boerne
plateaucal wrote:Paid off? Aside from almost freezing to death, I ate well, drank well and actually was able to take a shot at a moving streak of reddish brown something. I think I could have been successful but the blind was rattling so bad from me shaking, you could hear it 1/4 mile away.
plateaucal wrote:Well, in all fairness, David did warn me that a Texas cold is not like Colorado cold. You see, we are several thousand feet closer to the sun and it's dry (heat transfer or something). Thirty two degrees down there is freezing, up here it's shorts weather. But I will admit, I always assumed Texan's were a bunch of softies (that's what the other Yankies told me). I am sure you would agree. I grew up in Nebraska and hunted when it was so cold that the birds wouldn't fly. It was so cold it took 10 seconds to rack your shotgun. It was so cold that your face felt like you just got back from a trip to the dentist. But that was 40 years ago. Geez, Alaska was more comfortable than Texas, unless you fell into the water.
But it was fun!!!!! Good memories at The Lair.
plateaucal wrote:I forgot the part where I had to suck the blood out of a rattlesnake for energy and fight off a kettle of vultures as the swooped and danced around me.
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