R U an RV Mutant too?

[Suspinz]

Originally Posted by rezman

So a few pages back Carl ( The bird whisperer), posted that a Macaw was available near him. After a few phone calls and a lot of thought Jackie and I decided we would love to have it. So we left Thursday after driving 525 miles and headed South. Arrived back home this morning.



So met Crush our new addition.

Crush is gorgeous! I wish you all easy bonding & a beautiful relationship. Can't wait to meet him/her!

You have a great mentor, if Carl is willing! Sort of in the family, donchaknow.

Cheers!

[bokobird]

As luck would have it, Jackie and Ed have been owned by birds in the past, so it's not like they're starting from scratch. The B&G may be different than their previous birds, but I think Crush is in the best home possible...of course, I'm always at the ready to discuss birds

[huntnski]

Ok so I’m at deer camp, reading here and there on the small screen iPhone and really amazed how Carl is handling this Ed and Jackie getting a bird for thanksgiving.

Or did I miss something?

On a more serious note, I tripped at noon yesterday falling across my arm. The arm is ok but the ribs are really bummed up. Enough that I’m contemplating leaving deer camp for an X-ray. Of course it happed at noon so almost everyone was in camp and came running. Nice to know they cared, now I just have to put up with all the old man jokes.

Think I’ll have chicken tonight , I’ll call it Tyson!

[Suspinz]

Originally Posted by huntnski

....
On a more serious note, I tripped at noon yesterday falling across my arm. The arm is ok but the ribs are really bummed up. Enough that I’m contemplating leaving deer camp for an X-ray. .... now I just have to put up with all the old man jokes.

Bummer, Old Man! Are you sure a sneaky little son of a venny-son didn't stick a hoof out in your path?

Take care of those riblets, now, y'heah? Don't need no cracked bones or pleurisy. Makes getting in your winter's venison a bit tricky, not to mention ruining campfire time.

Bones ommms!

[huntnski]

Originally Posted by Suspinz

Bummer, Old Man! Are you sure a sneaky little son of a venny-son didn't stick a hoof out in your path?

Take care of those riblets, now, y'heah? Don't need no cracked bones or pleurisy. Makes getting in your winter's venison a bit tricky, not to mention ruining campfire time.

Bones ommms!

Thanks Sue, many of the younger guys came by the campfire checking on me. Some saw me on the ground and thought I had a heart attack. They told me to hunt if I could and call if I shoot something and they would come load it and clean it for me.

I may milk this till end of season!

[okmunky]

Originally Posted by huntnski

Thanks Sue, many of the younger guys came by the campfire checking on me. Some saw me on the ground and thought I had a heart attack. They told me to hunt if I could and call if I shoot something and they would come load it and clean it for me.

I may milk this till end of season!

You and Wayne seem to be in agreement on this subject! Who'da guessed that would ever happen?

[Wayne M]

Originally Posted by rezman

So a few pages back Carl ( The bird whisperer), posted that a Macaw was available near him. After a few phone calls and a lot of thought Jackie and I decided we would love to have it. So we left Thursday after driving 525 miles and headed South. Arrived back home this morning.

So met Crush our new addition.

I know the microwave in the tractor is small, but that bird will only feed one.

Originally Posted by MartinC

https://youtu.be/yjDpBnPuCnM

On a 36 inch cast iron griddle with a bacon press is my preferred way. Earlene uses the oven.

Originally Posted by huntnski

Ok so I’m at deer camp, reading here and there on the small screen iPhone and really amazed how Carl is handling this Ed and Jackie getting a bird for thanksgiving.

Or did I miss something?

On a more serious note, I tripped at noon yesterday falling across my arm. The arm is ok but the ribs are really bummed up. Enough that I’m contemplating leaving deer camp for an X-ray. Of course it happed at noon so almost everyone was in camp and came running. Nice to know they cared, now I just have to put up with all the old man jokes.

Think I’ll have chicken tonight , I’ll call it Tyson!

Morw likely what they inherited like boots, rifle, sleeping bag, parka, etc.

Originally Posted by okmunky

You and Wayne seem to be in agreement on this subject! Who'da guessed that would ever happen?

Still milking it, just some more years to go!

[Eez Moose]

Our coach is being worked on and repainted in Chilliwack BC. The painters said it should still be ready by Friday if all goes well. The problem right now is getting from our daughters place on Vancouver Island to the repair depot.

https://www.google.com/search?q=glob...XOwCtQQ4dUDCA0

See also

https://www.google.com/search?q=cbc+news+bc+flooding&client=firefox-b-d&ei=LfSTYdb8CqTL0PEP8-CqoA0&oq=cbc+news+bc+flooding&gs_lcp=Cgdnd3Mtd2l6E AwyBQgAEMQCOggIABCwAxDEAjoGCAAQBxAeSgQIQRgBUJwIWPQ PYIEiaAFwAHgAgAFOiAGSApIBATSYAQCgAQHIAQHAAQE&sclie nt=gws-wiz&ved=0ahUKEwiWx9nEvZ30AhWkJTQIHXOwCtQQ4dUDCA0


At present all the highways between us and the coach are likely to reopen by Friday. The highways that we need to travel to get to the stuff we have stored are likely to be closed for an undetermined amount of time because of rock slides.

We're caught between a rock and a hard landslide it seams. Will update when we know how we can navigate this mess to get over the border.

Y'all be good now and whomever is sticking pins into the voodoo travel weather-doll; please stop.

[Wayne M]

As long as you two are safe is what is most important

[Suspinz]

Originally Posted by Eez Moose

Our coach is being worked on and repainted in Chilliwack BC. The painters said it should still be ready by Friday if all goes well. ....
.....
.....

We're caught between a rock and a hard landslide it seams. Will update when we know how we can navigate this mess to get over the border.

Y'all be good now and whomever is sticking pins into the voodoo travel weather-doll; please stop.

Chilliwack? Seems to me you'd have been better adding pontoons than paint! (....unless it was an SOS sign.) Any idea if it's still ok?

I put that doll in a safe place, ya know.
Now where was that?

Weather ommms!

[Wayne M]

Sue did you find my safe place? I have been looking to retrieve some thig I placed there. Unfortunately it is very safe!!!

[Eez Moose]

Originally Posted by Suspinz

Chilliwack? Seems to me you'd have been better adding pontoons than paint! (....unless it was an SOS sign.) Any idea if it's still ok?

According to the facility the coach should still be online for us to pick it up Friday next.

[slickest1]

Originally Posted by Eez Moose

According to the facility the coach should still be online for us to pick it up Friday next.

Good luck with that! The system that pumps water out of Sumas flats to keep the waters from the Fraser River from reforming what was once Sumas lake has failed. There does not look like there will be any relief there for quite some time. That is the main road connecting Chilliwack and the Vancouver area. The other highway has some pretty major problems as well. The two highways from Chilliwack going east have catastrophic washouts and slide across them. To go south they are having problems across the border as well with a lot of flooding and washouts. It is not good there at all.

[huntnski]

Total rib fracture!
Lucky there was no punctures, DR warned about limiting my movements so I now know Mary CAN lower the ramps and unload the side by side. Not to mention unload the clothes bags and firearms. This is going great!