All About Pocket Knives

basser5 those pics are top shelf for sure. Thank you for sharing them. You have a gift!

Tim thanks for posting those. I love your photos.

Awesome pics Tim!!!

TripleF wrote:Awesome pics Tim!!!

Yes they are!!! John

Wonderful nature shots, Tim!

Tim! So good to see you posting and as always, your pictures are bloody AWESOME.

Gentlemen, thanks for the kind words.
I appreciate them.

Tim,
Pro quality pic right there, boys!!

Mission yesterday....got a prize before we headed down the trail!!

The shirt reads:
They call me Poppy because Partner in Crime makes me sound like a Bad Influence!!

Scott, I like the pictures of your little bucks and of the little fawn. But I really like the t shirt.

Scott, the shirt is funny, I understand it but it's far from accurate! You seem to be a great influence on these little fellers far from a partner in crime. Just my thoughts, being too analytical, I suppose.
I really like the picture of the fawn! Tell us about it, did the boys get to see it?
Treefarmer

treefarmer wrote:Scott, the shirt is funny, I understand it but it's far from accurate! You seem to be a great influence on these little fellers far from a partner in crime. Just my thoughts, being too analytical, I suppose.
I really like the picture of the fawn! Tell us about it, did the boys get to see it?
Treefarmer

The fawn was spotted by my grandsons (not shown in these pics) the day before.
Mom was there for a moment but left shortly after we stopped.

We had a visitor about 8pm . What I believe is a great horned owl. Sorry for the poor picture, phone camera, darkness and distance was all against me.

Very cool BH.

That is certainly a Great Horned. I have always found them very communicative meaning just give out a few extended "Hoo,Hoo." They commonly respond. I once had a quite long "conversation" with one. I don't know what we were talking about but the owl seemed to find it as interesting as I did.

I learned to talk to owls from my turkey hunting older cousin. He was so old, I called him "Uncle Dalton".

I have had numerous conversations with our neighborhood owls.

Charlie

We have two creeks on the ranch, both have owls living along them. Most common are the Great Horned Owl and the Barred Owl. Have also seen and heard Screech Owls. I'm guessing they don't compete as they're obviously tolerant of one another. Most evenings regardless what time of year you can sit on our porch and hear them calling back and forth, each breed has its distinctive call.

I sometimes try to enter the conversation but not sure what I'm saying. The grandkids love it and try to imitate them. My 9 year old grand-daughter's attempts are hilarious, but I try not to laugh. One of the great joys of life!

Ken

Pretty cool Grest Horned Owl and we have a few in our woods - I think I showed this before - my buddy the Barred Owl in my backyard... I see them on occasion and the best is watching them fly through the forest - looks like an animated movie the way they can maneuver flying through the the trees without hitting anything At night we can hear them calling all the time and while I have tried to converse with them I don't think they understand my Hoots with an accent

Long Blade, Very good photo. Very atmospheric.

LongBlade wrote:Pretty cool Grest Horned Owl and we have a few in our woods - I think I showed this before - my buddy the Barred Owl in my backyard... I see them on occasion and the best is watching them fly through the forest - looks like an animated movie the way they can maneuver flying through the the trees without hitting anything At night we can hear them calling all the time and while I have tried to converse with them I don't think they understand my Hoots with an accent

Barred Owl.jpg

I really like owls

I'm with you Eustace, love those owl photo's.

Owls have a special meaning to me. I once had the privilege of being made an honorary (unofficial) member of the Chiricahua Apaches. My given name was Scouting Owl. Do I enjoy owl photos? You betcha.

Quick Steel wrote:Owls have a special meaning to me. I once had the privilege of being made an honorary (unofficial) member of the Chiricahua Apaches. My given name was Scouting Owl. Do I enjoy owl photos? You betcha.

WOW....now that's cool!!!

Thanks Scott. It was also very humbling. Had smoke from burning sage directed all over me by means of an eagle feather.