Posted by LOU from Wi. on November 26, 2014 at 15:34:58 from (184.158.11.48):
It's a first for us to have both male and female come up on the deck to eat out of the bird feeders.We was just getting ready to butcher the deer and here they come.I used to go to Kentland Ind to hunt them, that was the best area to hunt pheasant and quail in the US at that time. That sure brought back a lot of memories to see them in the driveway and deck. Thought you might enjoy looking at the picture. Up here there is no season for them,so any hunting of them is on game farms or preserves. Hopefully they will stay around here all winter and are welcome to eat from our feeders anytime.They are safe on our property than out in the wild,might have chicks in the spring. Regards, LOU
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