Sunday, October 29, 2006
Parked on top of Indian artifacts
At breakfast Friday morning David Smith invited Lex and me to meet him at three that evening to hunt birds with some hunters he was taking from Austin. We met and drove to a place close to Somerset and were told by his helper where to park. When we steped out of our pickup we both notice lots of chipped flint all around where we were. Lex and I have been hunting artifacts since he was about five years old and have found many different points and tools. Anyway to make a long story short we spent as much time stumbling around picking up pieces of flint as we did shooting at the doves. Pictured is the best of what we found.
Saturday, October 28, 2006
Lex in to do some dove hunting...
Lex is in charge of the cooking.
Making sure every thing is just right.
A nice sirloin steak cooking over a mesquite fire...
Sandra and me sitting in the shade on a beautiful fall day...
Lex on the lookout for doves... Sandra cleaning the ones they already have...
Lex poised to make a shot...
A nice mesquite fire at the end of the evening... It doesn't get much better.
Making sure every thing is just right.
A nice sirloin steak cooking over a mesquite fire...
Sandra and me sitting in the shade on a beautiful fall day...
Lex on the lookout for doves... Sandra cleaning the ones they already have...
Lex poised to make a shot...
A nice mesquite fire at the end of the evening... It doesn't get much better.
Saturday, October 21, 2006
Hunting Camp
Friday, October 20, 2006
Saturday, October 14, 2006
Making the pour...
Friday, October 13, 2006
Thursday, October 12, 2006
Guayacan, "Ironwood"
This bush with its red seed pods is high in crude protein and good brouse for deer. Louis Turcotte refered to it as "Mexican Christmas Tree". Once while I visited on their ranch "San Pablo" between Hebronville and Zapata they had one decorated inside with popcorn and other Christmas decorations. It is said to be the hardest wood in Texas.
Wednesday, October 11, 2006
Tuesday, October 10, 2006
Out for a hunt...
Monday, October 09, 2006
Forms for water troughs...
Out in the brush...
A friend sent me this picture. It is of two large rattlesnakes doing their dance. I've seen pictures of this behavior before. I'm guessing it is two large females and it is probably a dominance thing.... I'm bigger than you. Anyway, they were reported to both be longer than six feet.
How about this for building your nest where the preditors can't get at it?
How about this for building your nest where the preditors can't get at it?
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