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Re: My New Pet Moose & Gorgeous Cedar Wood [Re: Sharon] #8624024
Yesterday at 12:36 PM
Yesterday at 12:36 PM
Joined: Mar 2011
Montana , Big Mtns.
Sharon Offline OP

"American Honey"
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"American Honey"

Joined: Mar 2011
Montana , Big Mtns.
K Snow, I heard that too ! I read up on that a bit .

On one hand, as to weather and temps, I see the seasonal fluctuations in this reasoning, especially with wild rabbits.

On the other hand, temps vary much , according to location, so to my mind, early spring conditions can continue way longer than in other locations. It was 20 degrees, overnight , just three days ago here. The whole spring has been very cool and rainy. Maybe the R months can extend a wee bit at times ? I don't know, either way, I'm learning all these things .

The surprising lack of any bugs on his skin gives me encouragement , and the liver and innards were pristine in health.

Maybe the flea collars they all wear works after all ! wink

I do appreciate input with kind intent , Snow. I want to educate myself on all these things as much as possible in my new venture , and I do appreciate advice .

Almost forgot-Tatiana, I didn't give the title of the new book that Jack wanted me to read. " Tigers Between Empires ", by Jonathan Slaght .

I can feel the relaxed countenance in the air , with the group. No chasing, squabbles, just feeding , wandering around and chillin' . Three turkey hens are visiting with their fluffy young ones. I'll see how the dynamics grow amongst the group in time.


" A wuff is a wuff, is a wuff. " Jack Whitman
Re: My New Pet Moose & Gorgeous Cedar Wood [Re: Sharon] #8624025
Yesterday at 12:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Sharon


Almost forgot-Tatiana, I didn't give the title of the new book that Jack wanted me to read. " Tigers Between Empires ", by Jonathan Slaght .

Thank you. I got the news last week that USPS started accepting packages to Russia again, after a long break, so I might try to get my hands on one, eventually, if I figure out a way to pay for it.

Re: My New Pet Moose & Gorgeous Cedar Wood [Re: Sharon] #8624027
Yesterday at 12:45 PM
Yesterday at 12:45 PM
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Sharon Offline OP

"American Honey"
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Tatiana, Just read your latest post ! Thank you for that !

Leave it to those women with their "fur babies" ...UGH.....to cause such mayhem on that forum. I'm sure glad that diseased mindset isn't on this trapper forum.

I'm sure the same reception would be for any other animals that a society would view as pets.

How fun it would have been if you and I could have been sitting together reading those comments and causing our own input of mayhem wink

At very least, exchanging some good laughs and jokes ! I bet they'd change their minds if they ever came into hard times and needed to feed themselves or their kids....

It's all in the mindset in preparing meat. As artists, you and I can find the beauty of the workings and anatomy of the animal fascinating in education.


" A wuff is a wuff, is a wuff. " Jack Whitman
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