Outdoorsman Thread

[TPK]

More pictures.

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Quiz

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Along the fields.

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Cow's & Bumblebee's

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Continued walking there & or walking back.

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More pics.

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9 X 5 = We made it home alive!

[Quick Steel]

Thank you for the most interesting tour Tom. Very beautiful flower shots. And I have always been impressed by the Scottish cattle.

[TPK]

Thanks for the pictures Tom. You’re making me want to come back to beautiful Germany. As you know I’ve spent a lot of time there in all parts of the country. The schnapps remind me of going out with friends there, always ending the evening with a round of schnapps, and often also snuff with the schnapps. As I recall you put the snuff on the back of one hand and the glass of schnapps in the other hand. Drink the schnapps and then snort up the snuff from the other hand. I can’t remember the reason for this tradition?

Ken

Ken the reason is to get drunk! Like most of the traditions here! LOL!
Hope you enjoy all the new pictures my friend!

God Bless You All,
YF,
Lost..., Somewhere in Germany!

[TPK]

Thank you for the most interesting tour Tom. Very beautiful flower shots. And I have always been impressed by the Scottish cattle.

My pleasure Buddy!

[Steve Warden]

Not many places more beautiful to get lost in, Tom.
Thanks for sharing.

[Doc B]

Enjoyed the mini "vacation", this morning, Tom!!!

[bighomer]

Absolutely gorgeous photos Tom thanks for sharing.

[doglegg]

Loved the tour Tom.

[TPK]

Thanks guys! I love to entertain you!

[Old Folder]

Beautiful tour and pictures Tom.
Thanks for the invite.

[TripleF]

Very interesting Tom.

[treefarmer]

Great pictures, Tom! There is beauty all over this old globe.
Treefarmer

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Thanks everyone, glad you enjoyed it.

[Colonel26]

Very nice Tom.

Here’s our newest edition, Hazel. She’s a yearling Saanen doe. A YEARLING THAT WEIGHS 160 POUNDS! She’s a big girl, and gentle as a puppy.

(In the second pic, that smaller goat is a 4 month old buck I raised. He’s a big ol boy too).

[TPK]

Very nice Tom.

Here’s our newest edition, Hazel. She’s a yearling Saanen doe. A YEARLING THAT WEIGHS 160 POUNDS! She’s a big girl, and gentle as a puppy.

(In the second pic, that smaller goat is a 4 month old buck I raised. He’s a big ol boy too).

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They sure look healthy as an Apple Wade!

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Just some Flowers & "Weeds", if there even was such a thing. Some "Weeds" have nice blossoms and the Bees don't even care if we call em "Weeds".

[Quick Steel]

Colonel26, There are so many uses for goats, from pets, to weed eaters, to food providers. I would be interested in knowing the role your goats play.

[Colonel26]

Colonel26, There are so many uses for goats, from pets, to weed eaters, to food providers. I would be interested in knowing the role your goats play.

I have about 7 acres that the previous owners of this place had logged. All the tree laps and brush were left in place and the blackberries, native grass, and new trees grew up through it. You can’t walk through most of it, and most of the year you can’t see the stumps or even most of the logs and brush piles.

Sooo, I’m using the goats to clean the place up. The added benefit is that with the high goat prices it’s a bit of revenue from this rough ground too.

[Quick Steel]

Thanks for the info Colonel.