Re: Simply Saturday
Posted: Sat May 31, 2014 12:33 pm
Morning ya'll...
A very merry birthday Harriet, glad you get to share it with family.
Coyotes have shown up in my very urban home town in NJ. We do have a very large preserved area that was once owned by my father's bf. it covers many many acres that was once was a azalea nursery. It had a rather large pond that became our favorite play place. Back then which would be more than 55 years we would come across many foxes, but heard the stories of coyotes.
Now my town has not only coyotes but deer. The deer have become such a problem that the surrounding areas now have a small deer hunting season. The area is within 10 miles of my home. My dad and his friend were advid conservationist and duck hunters way before those words were liked together. My dad would tell me about the deer he saw on the islands where he hunted. The river is a mile wide in spots and I was shocked when he assured me that the deer were capable of swimming from shore to island to shore.
Now my hometown friends post pixs of deer, fox and coyotes wandering their yards making us all scratch our heads... The bears have become such a big problems in parts of NJ that there is now an official hunting season for bear. I don't have a problem with any of this because of the way I was raised. Hard to believe that the wild life has come to town.
My day is dedicated to my ancestry hunt. Received great advice from the LDS family center and will now be attending geneology class starting in June. Receive a 8x10 pix in the mail from my new to me cousin of my g-g-g-g mother. In the pix which was taken in 1886 she is sitting in a chair and is 96.
A very merry birthday Harriet, glad you get to share it with family.
Coyotes have shown up in my very urban home town in NJ. We do have a very large preserved area that was once owned by my father's bf. it covers many many acres that was once was a azalea nursery. It had a rather large pond that became our favorite play place. Back then which would be more than 55 years we would come across many foxes, but heard the stories of coyotes.
Now my town has not only coyotes but deer. The deer have become such a problem that the surrounding areas now have a small deer hunting season. The area is within 10 miles of my home. My dad and his friend were advid conservationist and duck hunters way before those words were liked together. My dad would tell me about the deer he saw on the islands where he hunted. The river is a mile wide in spots and I was shocked when he assured me that the deer were capable of swimming from shore to island to shore.
Now my hometown friends post pixs of deer, fox and coyotes wandering their yards making us all scratch our heads... The bears have become such a big problems in parts of NJ that there is now an official hunting season for bear. I don't have a problem with any of this because of the way I was raised. Hard to believe that the wild life has come to town.
My day is dedicated to my ancestry hunt. Received great advice from the LDS family center and will now be attending geneology class starting in June. Receive a 8x10 pix in the mail from my new to me cousin of my g-g-g-g mother. In the pix which was taken in 1886 she is sitting in a chair and is 96.