The Sunday Picture Show... (3-10-2013)

Good looking fillets Matt (and Heath). Heath, I like the thin colored spacers on that stag. Any chance you can show a closeup for detail?

Bert
 
Wow....it's great to be back here for the SPS!! :thumbup::thumbup:

bertl....do those buggers lay eggs that are bluish and the size of a small chicken egg?? I came up on an egg like that when I was hiking the Great Basin in WY a couple years ago. :confused:

Nice picture and knife Old Hunter!! :)

edbeau....always nice to bring new life into the old Bucks!! :thumbup:

Scott....that one is just beautiful, a real show stopper!! I have a 120 like that and absolutely love it!! :thumbup::thumbup:

Nice picture and nice knife Stelth!! :thumbup:

honestlyinsane....one of these days I would like a Stockman like that!! :)

jb....nice knife like always!! Isn't it great to see spring coming to parts of the country?? That means it's getting close to hiking time in the mountains soon. :)

Alright Driggert....that 2nd version 110 beats the orangewood hands down!!! That is a great knife!!! :thumbup:

dogstar....nice picture!! Reminds me that I forgot my nap today. :p

DeSotoSky....very nice!! I had to study for a while on that word you use...."rehomed", but I got it. ;)

Plumberdv...love the S&W along with the orange handled Buck!! REALLY like the wildlife shot too!!! :thumbup::thumbup:

honestlyinsane....did you have opossum burgers that night?? :D

Matt and Heath...those are superb!!! :thumbup::thumbup:
 
"bertl....do those buggers lay eggs that are bluish and the size of a small chicken egg?? I came up on an egg like that when I was hiking the Great Basin in WY a couple years ago."

Stumps, the eggs are sort of a dull or dirty white with a lot of brown speckles. I'll try to find out what eggs you saw.

Bert
 
Stumps,

I'm not sure what eggs you saw, but I'm sure they weren't blue grouse. An interesting thing about blue grouse is their migration pattern. In early fall, when a lot of animals are headed down the mountain, the blue grouse go up. They spend the winter in the mountains and feed almost exclusively on pine and spruce needles. In the spring, when other animals head back up the mountain, the blue grouse head down to the flats for the summer. End of biology lesson.

Bert
 
honestlyinsane....one of these days I would like a Stockman like that!!

I would have never bought but I like the Boone and Crockett series and this came up at auction for a good deal.

honestlyinsane....did you have opossum burgers that night??

Wife said she won't be using the grill again.
 
"Wife said she won't be using the grill again."

Just fire up the grill to a high temperature. We used to have a coyote that came around and licked the grease catch pan below the grill. It wasn't a problem except for the noise early in the morning.
 
bertl said:
Stumps,

I'm not sure what eggs you saw, but I'm sure they weren't blue grouse. An interesting thing about blue grouse is their migration pattern. In early fall, when a lot of animals are headed down the mountain, the blue grouse go up. They spend the winter in the mountains and feed almost exclusively on pine and spruce needles. In the spring, when other animals head back up the mountain, the blue grouse head down to the flats for the summer. End of biology lesson.

Bert
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I just looked up the picture. I think we may be talking about the same bird. I remember a local calling it something other than Blue Grouse though. Even though this picture doesn't show it, I remember this egg having a greenish or blueish tint to it.

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I also remember being shocked to see such a large egg out there.
 
Great show to all. Sorry I missed it. Spent 1/2 the day at and Eagle Scout ceremony/celebration:thumbup: The other half struggling over putting a tv console and stand together and hanging a tv:thumbdn: What a dibacle.:mad:
 
First time ive missed a picture show my new knives should arrive soon.
Some nice treats to show.

Steve
 
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