Some Days are Diamonds, Some Days...

[Ed Norman]

Garry,
Thanks for posting some pictures of your hunt. This is always one of my favorite things to do in this forum is looking at all these great pictures. That cover reminds me of where I grew up in southern Michigan. I used to shoot at (and occasionally get) pheasants with my bow and arrow as a young boy. I saved up my money for a flu flu arrow and then the pheasants were in trouble

[mobirdhunter]

Originally Posted by Ed Norman

Garry,
Thanks for posting some pictures of your hunt. This is always one of my favorite things to do in this forum is looking at all these great pictures. That cover reminds me of where I grew up in southern Michigan. I used to shoot at (and occasionally get) pheasants with my bow and arrow as a young boy. I saved up my money for a flu flu arrow and then the pheasants were in trouble

Ed, I, too, shot a bow when I was a kid, and also had some flu-flu arrows. You were obviously a better shot as I never hit any sort of bird on the wing with mine. Growing up in Virginia, the only game bird available was quail. I can barely hit them with a shotgun, and have no chance whatsoever with a bow.

We are off again today for another "good walk spoiled" in great cover with few birds. Still, it beats working for a living.