Good guess Joe, I found that wind vane in a junk pile about 30 years ago and one of these days I'm going to mount it on the roof. It's pretty neat, as you can see it has a hunter shooting atop the stock part.
I got that new brass 12 ga. shells primed using those old original priming/de-priming tools. They work good once you learn how to hold the brass shell right.
I had to run into town to get a new drive belt and ne wblades for the riging lawnmower. When I was about 200 yards from the entrance of our place I see a late model Jeep Cherokee type vehicle slow down and start to pull in our driveway. The two guys see me and drive on. They get well agead of me and within a mile or so they turn around in the driveway of the B&B place. I go on by them and when I go around a curve I make a quick U-turn and follow them keeping out of their sight. As I make it back to the north edge of our property I see them turning into my driveway. I kick that 8.1 litter of mine in the ass and in a flash I'm on their bumper halfway up my driveway. I step out with my 9MM stuck in my belt and ask them if they are looking for turkeys?
They are both dressed in camo, so it ain't no brainer. They said yes and I asked them if they had anu idea where they are? They said no, and I told them they were on my place.
They looked o.k. to me and I could see it was a father and his 18 year old son. They were from teh Medford area and did not know this area well. I told them to follow me and I would put them on some birds close by on State Land. They followed me up a a mile or so to where I take Sutton hunting gobbers and showed them the gate and where to go. They both shook my hand and thanked me and I told the father........no, I thank you for taking your son out hunting with you. Then I went on to town to get parts.
Dave
