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ORIGINAL: mobow

I'm thinking, since the brim of your ball cap was visible, somebody must have landed on their face....:eek: Man, I would have paid cash money to see the Gregster floppin around in the snow....:D:D And a man of your ag........I mean, maturity.....Glad you weren't hurt bud....:D:D

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ORIGINAL: GregH

Guys,
I was totally surprised yesterday. After work I rushed out to check my trail camera. Of course with the new snow fall traffic was horrible, but I finally got there. I was completely prepared.... remembered the key for the padlock, the replacement card and I even remembered to bring along a pair of boots instead of just wearing my work shoes.

I started walking along the edge of a picked corn field. There was a lot of snow, at least a foot deep. It had finally stopped snowing around noon and there wasn't even a single set of tracks visable. I had made it about 40 yards from the truck when suddenly both of my feet hit some ice hidden beneath the snow.[:-] Normally, I'm known for my cat like reflexes, stealth and agility. The next thing I know is that I'm laying on the ground with my hands still in the pockets of my carhart! I sprang back up (like a cat) only to look down and see a perfect snow angel of sorts. This one was slightly different, you could see a perfect impression complete with profile of my ball hat, brim and all. Where my feet were, the snow was swooshed away as if I were running, sidways! Sort of like that "keep on truckin'" dude. Pleased with my handiwork I continued on my way. I was so pleased that when I let out a string of expletives I could see the snow fall off the trees almost 200 feet away. That surprised me too! [:-]

BTW, I had 9 picks of 4 different bucks, a doe and a fawn. Nothing big though.

Thanks for listening.

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ORIGINAL: GMMAT

I'm just wondering.....

If a grown man falls and busts his ass in the woods......

......Do the deer laugh?

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