badbobby Loc: texas

just in case you didn't get yourHooters calendar
here it is
enjoy

Weewillynobeerspilly Loc: North central Texas

Cold blooded bb......made me look

missinglink Loc: Tralfamadore

HOT !!

Of course I looked .

no propaganda please Loc: moon orbiting the third rock from the sun

You should have known better, BB is a gentleman. The Owl chick in the first photo is beautiful, hooters and chicks what more can you ask for?

bahmer

That little chick in the first photo is really cute, thanks.

Weewillynobeerspilly Loc: North central Texas

I know, i just wish i hadn't looked twice just to make sure the first time wasn't a mistake

maureenthannon

cute

missinglink Loc: Tralfamadore

Not sure what your driving at . Should your computer be searched ?

Weewillynobeerspilly Loc: North central Texas

Ahhhhhh, too funny!!

Thanks for that chuckle.

missinglink Loc: Tralfamadore

Yeah , you know the way he stated that leaves a lot of doors open.

bahmer

I always have liked pictures of baby animals as they are really cute and the baby owl is adorable.

missinglink Loc: Tralfamadore

I know what you meant bahmer. You were just the brunt of some dark humor.
Every knows your intentions. I couldn't resist the open door. No harm
intended.

I like them as well and all gods youngsters are cute. Except maybe k**ler jelly fish and a few other exceptions.
I liked your se******n also. Owls are awesome.

bahmer

No problem thanks.

missinglink Loc: Tralfamadore

I feel a need to tell you an Owl Story bahmer.
I did a great deal of bird hunting some years ago.
On one hunt with a very good friend of mine east
of Thombstone about 10-12 miles we were Quail
Hunting one very early morning down a dry wash.
The wash was about 25-30 wide with heavy tall
growth along its sides in places in we were at one
of those places. Just walking as it was not the best quail
terrain at that time of day in that region.
So walking along quietly side by side about 2 feet apart
we both felt a presence at the same time. A great gray
owl glided over or heads from the rear practically knocking our
hats off. Without a sound. No sound with a wing span that had to
be at their known limits. About 60 inches . It stayed low gliding
away from us with a couple of flaps only for about 40 yards then
banked around a corner and disapeared. We both felt the slightest
of air movement as a brief swirl as it passed over us.
I've had many incredible incounters in nature and this was a major
keeper.

Side note
My friend / hunting partner was a retired DPS officer ( Highway Patrol ) for that region
that he also was born in and worked in . He recounted a story he told me years earlier
about trying to clear an accident scene on a remote two laine round with one large
obtsical blocking his progress. A great gray was hopping around the scene and chased
him into his cruiser a few times. The bird stood a little over the height of his utility belt
while standing . These are bird amazing birds. Inspiring animals.

bahmer

Very interesting and I also used to go bird hunting but age and emphysema have kept me home but no such stories as that.