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Astro D and I cached in the Wisconsin Rapids – Stevens Point on Friday. On the drive over we took some back country roads. Along one of them we came upon a flock of some 15-20 turkeys crossing the road.
We slowed down to watch. They hesitated, then proceeded to trot down the road in front of us. After a few minutes a few went off to the plowed field on the left, and watched as we drove by.
The rest continued trotting down the road. After about a 10th of a mile, a few took to the air, and eventually flew off into the trees. Another 10/th of a mile, and a few more took to flight and into the woods.
This left a lonr turkey, still trotting determinedly down the road. After about a quarter mile, it finally veered off down a farmer’s lane.
I can only imagine all the squabbling that went on afterwards!
Everytime I think of flying turkeys, I think of this:
http://radio.about.com/library/blwkrpturkeydropaudio.htm(Need RealPlayer)
Enjoy!
Mr. WISearcher
And when I think of ANY kind of turkey, I think of GGGGGRRRRRAAAAVVVVYYYYYY thanks to Tony!
when ever I see a turkey, i think of the one that almost flew into my head when I was riding my motorcycle….stupid bird
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Originally posted by MajorBrat:
And when I think of ANY kind of turkey, I think of GGGGGRRRRRAAAAVVVVYYYYYY thanks to Tony!No! No! No! GET THAT SONG OUT OF MY HEAD RIGHT NOW!!!
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Originally posted by QwertyToo:
No! No! No! GET THAT SONG OUT OF MY HEAD RIGHT NOW!!!And here he is.. one night only… Sung to the tune of Patsy Cline’s Crazy… it’s Gravy…By Mr. WISearcher.
GRAAAVYY…. gravy all over my…. Turkey!!!!
MMMM mmmm Gravy…. Gravy all over my.. spuds…
I like gravy on white meat.. gravy on dark meat… I like gravy on stuhhffing..toooooooo.
Thank you thank you.. no please, thank you!
Encore! Encore!
I think I have spotted yet another bunch of turkeys!
It will probably come as no surprise to anyone that this is not the first time that I have been called a turkey.
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