You aren't the former athletic director at the University of Georgia, are you?Originally Posted by bobbyg
You aren't the former athletic director at the University of Georgia, are you?
Want to hear God laugh? Tell him Your plans!!!
How about three enemies sitting peacefully side byside? On a very hot day last year on theClark Fork River in Montana we came across a Bald Eagle, a Blue Heron and aCrow all standing on a sandy patch inthe shade alongside the river. There was nothing there for them to eat, only acooler area to take a rest. All three were in line, standing about one footapart from each other.
Larry ---sagefisher---
I was going to say myself but, FishnDave beat me to it
It isn't a trout stream but, we pulled a pick up truck cap out of Big Walnut Creek in Indiana. The submerged corn cultivator is a "landmark" on the creek.
While steelhead fishing in upstate NY, I looked down in the creek from a small bridge and there it was..........a very large hog that had been skinned and beheaded and his feet removed. Don't know the why it was thrown off the bridge, but there were about half dozen salmon holding just downstream of it..............no steelies behind the salmon though
I saw on a TV show, that they take the head, hands and feet so the cops can't identify the victim. I am thinking, upstate New York is kinda like the "sticks". Maybe this was a molestation victim and the perpetrators didn't want the victim identified. Afraid the it's pen mates might talk !!!
"Give advice when asked. Give praise when appropriate. Give discipline when needed. Give respect always."
no but I get it!
When you can arrange your affairs to go fishing, forget all the signs, homilies, advice and folklore. JUST GO.
There is a large, dead, Black Angus Steer lying in the middle of the Yellowstone River a short way down river from the Grey Owl fish access, a couple miles north of Emigrant. You can see it from the highway It looks like a large rock in the river, many of which are exposed by the low water this time of year.
It apparently got into the river from one of the ranches along the river near there and couldn't get out. It was still alive when one of my friends floated by him last week, and although my friend dialed 911, hoping someone could rescure him, no one came to help. I've been wondering whether a bear might smell the carcus and swim out to feed on it, but so far apparently not.
I thought NC was close enough you might have heard this story: http://sportsbybrooks.com/teary-geor...een-legs-28627
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That would have been red boxers on the stream not frilly red panties
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