I'm not going to say it's cheating, I suppose it's very similar to the way guys do "deer drives." The little bro Jason had a very successful deer season - a doe on Thursday and a buck on Friday, both nearing the hours of sunset. Dad helped-- he's been having combine troubles, and as a result some of the corn hadn't been harvested before this weekend. Since the deer like to roam about the corn fields (lots of food and great camoflauge), Jason sat in the woods just beyond the edge of the corn field, waiting for the combine to scare the deer out of the corn rows. He had success both times, Dad chased a good-sized doe out on Thursday afternoon and a 10-point buck on Friday. The picture is of the buck (obviously), and I apologize to anyone who doesn't like looking at dead animals.
In other news, Jason's dog Buddy had some eye troubles in the past month. You can see from the picture that his eye hasn't fully recovered, but believe me, it looks much better. 2 weeks ago when I was home his inner eyelid was sewn shut to help the healing process. But don't be deceived, through it all, he's remained as energetic and happy as any year-old golden retriever ever has been.
I'm not going to say it's cheating, I suppose it's very similar to the way guys do "deer drives." The little bro Jason had a very successful deer season - a doe on Thursday and a buck on Friday, both nearing the hours of sunset. Dad helped-- he's been having combine troubles, and as a result some of the corn hadn't been harvested before this weekend. Since the deer like to roam about the corn fields (lots of food and great camoflauge), Jason sat in the woods just beyond the edge of the corn field, waiting for the combine to scare the deer out of the corn rows. He had success both times, Dad chased a good-sized doe out on Thursday afternoon and a 10-point buck on Friday. The picture is of the buck (obviously), and I apologize to anyone who doesn't like looking at dead animals.
In other news, Jason's dog Buddy had some eye troubles in the past month. You can see from the picture that his eye hasn't fully recovered, but believe me, it looks much better. 2 weeks ago when I was home his inner eyelid was sewn shut to help the healing process. But don't be deceived, through it all, he's remained as energetic and happy as any year-old golden retriever ever has been.
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