House Hunting

[grt1]

Well since this is my first posting a new topic let me tell you I live on the beautiful Gullrock Lake about 11 km south of Red Lake in the heart of Sunset Country.

 

There are only six houses in our subdivision and only 3 of us are full time residents. Therefore we have the ability to have a lot of wildlife visit us in the winter months (moose, deer, wolves).

 

Last night we had a visit from a partridge (part of a flock of 10 that prowl around the houses) and he hit the house in full flight. I picked him up and he sat in my hand for a few minutes, then just died.

 

Now, as all fishermen know you cannot waste the meat you catch, I did the only thing I could, and it is now in the deep freeze. If the MNR read this and come by to check on me I guess my only excuse can be;I DIDN'T KNOW THE HOUSE WAS LOADED!!

 

I guess this puts a whole new spin on the term house hunting.

[Big Cliff]

You , I heve to meet, that is just too funny!

 

"Last night we had a visit from a partridge (part of a flock of 10 that prowl around the houses) and he hit the house in full flight. I picked him up and he sat in my hand for a few minutes, then just died.

 

Now, as all fishermen know you cannot waste the meat you catch, I did the only thing I could, and it is now in the deep freeze. If the MNR read this and come by to check on me I guess my only excuse can be;I DIDN'T KNOW THE HOUSE WAS LOADED!!"

Edited February 23, 2007 by Big Cliff

[Bly]

Definitely not what I expected when I clicked on this topic....hope the bird tastes as delightful as the story! Too funny, thanks for sharing

 

bly

[pikehunter]

You better not get all liqoured up and happen to bump into a wall!! "cause we're going to be reading about how the house had it out for you.

[express168]

Remind me never to knock on your door , it might accidentally go off