model70hunter
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She was a city girl when we met. Never saw a deer unless it ran across the road in front of her. Now she sees deer a quarter of a mile off the road when I'm driving. We just got her big Ks buck back from the taxidermist. Her 2nd of many deer bagged.
We just built a chicken house. While going by the barn she said snake and did not panic.
I inquired what color, she said garter with yellow srrips.
Her personal growth is phenomenal on snakes.
20 some years ago we came upon a rat snake. A little one. I said don't move, snake.
Her reaction was to leave the area like a kangaroo that had just been hit with a high voltage cattle prod and at the speed of Usain Bolt.
Now she looks it over and moves on, she carries her Ruger LCP in case it rattles. It's a 7 or 8 shot, I expect the magazine to be empty then.....
We have horses and are up to 5 cows with 3 calves. She has them all named. So far we've had 2 angus heifers and a belted Galloway that quickly became a steer. The city girl popped up. She said we can't eat the boy. We can sell him for others to eat. Our 4 year old granddaughter named this boy Flower. Each time I mention she needs to take the next step and eat what we grow I get the same message. We are not eating Flower.
Canning our garden stuff and eating Flower are the only 2 things keeping her from being queen of the preppers.
I can some great pickles and she does awesome salsa along with spaghetti sause. Now if we could get the veggies in the middle.......
We just built a chicken house. While going by the barn she said snake and did not panic.
I inquired what color, she said garter with yellow srrips.
Her personal growth is phenomenal on snakes.
20 some years ago we came upon a rat snake. A little one. I said don't move, snake.
Her reaction was to leave the area like a kangaroo that had just been hit with a high voltage cattle prod and at the speed of Usain Bolt.
Now she looks it over and moves on, she carries her Ruger LCP in case it rattles. It's a 7 or 8 shot, I expect the magazine to be empty then.....
We have horses and are up to 5 cows with 3 calves. She has them all named. So far we've had 2 angus heifers and a belted Galloway that quickly became a steer. The city girl popped up. She said we can't eat the boy. We can sell him for others to eat. Our 4 year old granddaughter named this boy Flower. Each time I mention she needs to take the next step and eat what we grow I get the same message. We are not eating Flower.
Canning our garden stuff and eating Flower are the only 2 things keeping her from being queen of the preppers.
I can some great pickles and she does awesome salsa along with spaghetti sause. Now if we could get the veggies in the middle.......
No cow to milk...No hogs to slop...You'll be sorry with those chickens though.....
Just don't walk barefoot out in the yard
