grous•ers
1. Persons who hunt, trap, or pursue various plump, chickenlike game birds of the family Tetraonidae, chiefly of the Northern Hemisphere and having mottled brown or grayish plumage.
2. Complainers, or grumblers, and those prone to general ranting.
3. A number of “smart guys who hunt” and their generally smarter companions.
There I was, enjoying some great calling and the spectacle of several flocks of geese giving our decoys a close look. After circling many times, a lone goose committed and landed just outside the spread. The rest of his companions changed their minds and flew off. Mike said, "he's walking off, better take him." I quickly pointed the new L C Smith and fired, at a standing bird, then at a fleeing bird inches off the ground. Don't know whether it happenen on the first or second shot, but later inspection would confirm that at some point I was clearly centered on a kite decoy. Ernie provided a colorful commentary on my performance, which left some 20 pellet holes in the kite, about half of them in the head and neck.
So if you have a good recipe for poly vinyl chloride, let me know. I hear that eating PVC is a lot like eating crow, so maybe a good crow recipe will do.
At least I killed something!
ReplyDeleteK K
alright, I'll bite . . . what's the story?
ReplyDeleteThere I was, enjoying some great calling and the spectacle of several flocks of geese giving our decoys a close look. After circling many times, a lone goose committed and landed just outside the spread. The rest of his companions changed their minds and flew off. Mike said, "he's walking off, better take him." I quickly pointed the new L C Smith and fired, at a standing bird, then at a fleeing bird inches off the ground. Don't know whether it happenen on the first or second shot, but later inspection would confirm that at some point I was clearly centered on a kite decoy. Ernie provided a colorful commentary on my performance, which left some 20 pellet holes in the kite, about half of them in the head and neck.
ReplyDeleteSo if you have a good recipe for poly vinyl chloride, let me know. I hear that eating PVC is a lot like eating crow, so maybe a good crow recipe will do.