last night b and i went up to a mountain overlook of the valley and watched the sunset. on the drive down, we happened to see two wild turkeys up on the hillside! i always love a wild turkey siting (it's fun to hear them too, but we were too far away this time). how fun would it be to go turkey hunting, hm? i had a friend in virginia who would go out turkey hunting with a bow. can you imagine how cool it would be to get one with an arrow and then bring it home to eat for thanksgiving or christmas. ah, a fantasy of mine...living off the turkey fat of the land.
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For some reason, I made the assumption that people that go bird-watching would not be prone to shooting those same birds. Perhaps I need to rethink my thinking. Now I'm imagining you hiking around the Utah wilderness with a pellet gun.
well i wouldn't even think of killing a normal bird--but a turkey. i mean come on? wouldn't you, if you could?
Yeah, I suppose. Don't you have to take their guts out pretty quick? That'd make for some bloody binoculars.
I have to agree with Becky. I was surprised you'd kill a bird. Personally, I see nothing wrong with hunting if you're going to eat the animal.
oh i would definitely eat the turkey. i think i'd have problems cleaning it and all that, but it would really be cool to have a wild turkey thanksgiving for your visit out here!
SC has lots of turkey and turkey hunting. You should come do thanksgiving out here.
sounds good to me. is that an invite?
For Sure! I'll make you an official paper invite if it'll get you out here.
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