Anyone have this problem?

[highcountrychickens]

I suspect this may have prompted the laying of the first egg of the summer... prematurely

 

[KellyHM]

 

[jbowen9]

Sure wished i had that problem about november beautiful picture

 

[KellyHM]

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[highcountrychickens]

This is one of 14 "Boys of Summer" that hang around until November, or whenever they're driven down to lower country by snow - We don't sleep much in September and October for the bugling... it's pretty special

I have been trying to get a similar pic of one of a handful of big bull Bison that also hang around here during the summer - wonderful, but they really wreak havoc on the gardens, and scare the buhgeeepers out of my hens...

 

[highcountrychickens]

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DH has strict instructions to leave these boys alone in September, Oct. and Nov... they're pets!!

Besides... that would be cheating

drives him nuts

 

[jbowen9]

Well since it is you i will come up and help you with your problem when season comes in. No i tell ya what i have heard 2 bugles in my life and the first one made the hair stand up on my neck because i was real close to it and the second one was in a distance neither has been around where i live though. They are a beautiful animal and taste good also.

 

[ranchhand]

Gorgeous pics! Not something I'll ever see in South Carolina!

 

[LaSombra]

now that's a handsome elk there

awesome pic

 

[crtrlovr]

WOW!!! He's beautiful! The only hunting we allow around here is with cameras. My DH had a really, REALLY nice Mossberg that he shot & killed 2 geese with. I cried buckets, he sold the gun, and has not shot at a living creature since then. He still has several guns, but target practice works just fine...