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Awesome thread everyone, thanks for sharing your pic’s. Everyone has a different world to share

Boy you boys from Tennessee get after the turkey

We have a few turkey around here but they are fairly rare and I've never shot one.

Lift off sometime last week.

That turkey pic is badass


Eagle on the farm last fall. First time we've ever seen one on our property, and one of maybe a half dozen I've ever seen locally.

Ben, I would have guessed that you guys would see more eagles.

That is nice Samuel. Had 2 eagles in the backyard this morning. Shot 6 coons about a month ago, they’re finally starting to rot perty good and the eagles are gobbling them up

20 yr old e-2 at ft carson allowed to grow some hair. 1st permanent duty station ID card March 1984
glad to get rid of that ft benning basic training mr peanut looking ID card.


40 yr old e-7 platoon sergeant with balding head and sterile uniform, ah najaf iraq. down time for 8hrs. Early April 2003
My RTO took the pic outta the blue on me.

Light infantry attire
B Co 1/502nd IN
101st Abn Div

Vest set up per company sop, 210 basic load. 2 frags, 2 qt water, tourniquet and ab bandage, compass, radio, extra tobacco.
M4 carbine , m68 red dot, peq2 lasar, flip up back up sight, no sling i outlawed the fugging things in my platoon.
No fugged up collar or nut pad on the vest either allowed by me.
Frigging collar hang ya up getting into your wpn at times and the nut pad was always getting hung up on shyt on the ground or in buildings at the worst times.

Assault pack per sop
Extra basic load, 2 frags , 2 pds c-4, time fuse, intiator, another soldier carry caps and det cord, nvg,s, 3 days stripped down rations, 6 qts water, couple t shirts couple pairs socks, underwear if ya wore em, shaving bag/ hygeine stuff, poncho and poncho liner, extra batteries, maps, extra 1st aid stuff, writing chit, and plenty of tobacco products to get ya thru whatever.
We lived outta these for about 6 wks in karbala, ah najaf, al hilla, baghdad till chyt settled down somewhat
Then spent 7 months "controlling" mosul.

I've probably seen less than 20 in my life. Most of those were down by the Delaware river.

This one we've seen a few times this summer. It moved into the area and seemed to like hunting along our Creek. Was pretty cool that my brother, father and I all saw it and we're able to get a couple pics.

Pats over in montucky a few years ago, what a night!!!..... grin

Bald eagles.....my favorite animal on the planet. Great pics fellas.

JMan, the last of our old saddle horses died about 2 weeks ago.


Dad and I knew it was coming.



I cried the next morning when I found Shorty laying dead by the feeder.


Eagles found him the same day and I find that fitting.

He was one helluva good horse.

Screw getting buried in a hole, let him fly with the eagles, that's how I'd like to go.

Copy that, I set up feed piles for em just to watch em out the back window and listen to em. Cool birds for sure