The Official Status Update Thread: Part 153 - #barnwoodbrules

[Expat]

Roads looked okay from the house though.

 

[GregD]

never left the house today. still in my sweats.

Now that sounds like a good day!

 

[mom45]

I would almost fee like putting her down before the coyotes or wild dogs get her.

She has been missing that leg since 2004. She was an adult when we first saw her back then and the leg was dangling and ready to drop off at that point. I guess that makes her at least 13 years old. She has had twins or triplets every year since then. I hadn't seen her since May and she just showed up again a few days ago. I was sure she had died because I usually see her more in the winter.

She actually gets around quite well even without that leg. Watching her jump a fence is interesting. She is also way more cautious than the other deer around here.

 

[SEIndSAM]

Howdy Chock, Howdy Expat...

 

[chocktaw2]

Howdy Sam, Expat, mom45, GregD. Afternoon!

 

[GregD]

Howdy CT2

 

[SEIndSAM]

Good day at work CT2??

 

[chocktaw2]

Good day at work CT2??

Yes it was, and I'm tired.

 

[Expat]

Hello choc

 

[chocktaw2]

Sam, you got time to give me a call. On the home line?

 

[Expat]

She has been missing that leg since 2004. She was an adult when we first saw her back then and the leg was dangling and ready to drop off at that point. I guess that makes her at least 13 years old. She has had twins or triplets every year since then. I hadn't seen her since May and she just showed up again a few days ago. I was sure she had died because I usually see her more in the winter.

She actually gets around quite well even without that leg. Watching her jump a fence is interesting. She is also way more cautious than the other deer around here.

Well that is something. I would have thought she would get killed pretty quick. Good for her. She has lived a pretty long life for a deer.

 

[chocktaw2]

Hello choc

Hello home dweller in sweats!

 

[Expat]

 

[chocktaw2]

May as well be comfortable when home.

 

[chocktaw2]

Gotta work for a couple hrs tomorrow.

 

[mom45]

Well that is something. I would have thought she would get killed pretty quick. Good for her. She has lived a pretty long life for a deer.

One of the neighbors and I call each other when we see her. I didn't think deer would live that long with all of the traffic on the roads, hunters, coyotes, etc. so it is pretty amazing to me that this girl is still here and in as good of condition as she is.

 

[chocktaw2]

One of the neighbors and I call each other when we see her. I didn't think deer would live that long with all of the traffic on the roads, hunters, coyotes, etc. so it is pretty amazing to me that this girl is still here and in as good of condition as she is.

That is amazing! And the birth rates. Carrying that much weight would be a load on 4 legs, let alone 3.

 

[actaeon277]

She has been missing that leg since 2004. She was an adult when we first saw her back then and the leg was dangling and ready to drop off at that point. I guess that makes her at least 13 years old. She has had twins or triplets every year since then. I hadn't seen her since May and she just showed up again a few days ago. I was sure she had died because I usually see her more in the winter.

She actually gets around quite well even without that leg. Watching her jump a fence is interesting. She is also way more cautious than the other deer around here.

Guess I'd be a little cautious too

 

[chocktaw2]

Hello Steel worker.

 

[mom45]

Business is picking up for these retired guys. Another guy calling wanting stuff worked on. That fish finder will be paid for before you know it.

I need to go find Mr. Fix it and have him call this dude back so he can bring over his snowblower and rototiller for repair.