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Lou
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its ok guys. i got it out 
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Widow Shooter
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no you did not Lou, you would LIKE to...but that is my territory, works just fine on it's own thanks 
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TreeDimensional
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I don't even want to know where this is gonna go!
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Widow Shooter
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the last set of pics was taken by a dude Brent...guess they ALL love my butt, cursed with a mini-ghetto bootie 
LOL!!!
LOL!!!
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Lou
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you love it...dont lie 
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Lou
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yeah yo ma bitch!!
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Widow Shooter
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no Fiona...NO woman ever has, or will..........yet maybe momentarily, but i take 'em back
maybe momentarily, but i take 'em back
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TreeDimensional
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So back to the Eagles. Are you guys far enough South that they stay there all winter, or do they migrate?
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Widow Shooter
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I know, I'm teasing back relax my fellow commonwealther LOL
relax my fellow commonwealther LOL
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Widow Shooter
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no, they migrate Brent, we get some spells of -40+ every winter, and some pretty bad ice and snow storms, they would not make it here , especially if the river freezes, and in the 1000 islands region, it does quite a bit since the areas of water are broken up by the islands.
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TreeDimensional
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We are seeing quite a rise in Bald and Golden Eagles in our area. Hmmmm amkes me feel like calling the DNR about a nesting strategy!
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Widow Shooter
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they are good to have around, but the big goldens are known to grab small goats and sheep eh? lol not good for farming
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TreeDimensional
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We don't have no stinkin' goats or sheep here. Another benefit for the Eagles is that the N. shore of the S. Saskatchewan River is now owned by a Organic Beff producer. He has shut down all hunting on it since he purchased it 3 yrs ago. Lots of prime habitat for nesting eagles.
About 4 miles up River I took a pic of an Eagle nest 7/8 of the way up a 200' gorge! Looks isolated and really unstable. Talk about a commitment to fly on the first try!!!!
About 4 miles up River I took a pic of an Eagle nest 7/8 of the way up a 200' gorge! Looks isolated and really unstable. Talk about a commitment to fly on the first try!!!!
CurSedVoyce
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TreeDimensional
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I thought all you did was work yours off Stephan!
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Yup.. Ain't got one left 
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Newfie
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Do suffer from noassatall?
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Yesssssssir.. Grandpa used to call me ssssssssnake hipsssssss.
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Widow Shooter
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Stephen, you suffer from honkey-lack-o'-assitis...LOL never had that problem, mine isn't big, just sticks out...I can hang a 440 on my saddle without suspenders
never had that problem, mine isn't big, just sticks out...I can hang a 440 on my saddle without suspenders 
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Cary.. I need suspenders just to keep the saddle on... With or without saw
Lou started it Stig
With or without saw Lou started it Stig
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Bounce
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Cary - if I built a platform like that in a tree in my front yard, I could rent it out for at least $300 per month to some college kids. That is one stout nest! It might need to be though, as eagles simply keep on adding to their nests every year of their approx 25 year life span. As a result, they can grow to incredible sizes. I heard on the radio that the largest nest ever measured weighed almost 1 ton.
