The boys are struttin their stuff, the girls are acting bored with it all. Couldn’t get my zoom to work but I got the group.
There will be lots of chicks this year, a lot of the turkeys survived the winter.
Quite a group. I’m jealous - I still have a foot of snow in my yard…
Maybe you can get them to join your new organization.
How’s that going, by the way?:p:p
Haha, that’s good:p
Pretty good actually, got a plan, got a few guys interested.
When do you think you’ll reach your membership goal of 20,000?
I don’t think Dapkus Home Inspections grew to what it is now overnight.
I don’t think InterNACHI grew into what it is now overnight.
I don’t think that Paul is expecting this to grow overnight.
Why do you think that this will/should grow in such a rapid fashion?
I thought Paul is a “go getter”.
Go getter, not so much.
Always questioning and always looking to better myself and sometimes its 1 step forward and 2 steps back, sometimes things don’t work out at all.
Gotta try anyway.
Linas: This above all: to thine own self be true.
PL-good luck w/all ventures
we’ll have mallard puppies any day now last egg laid 03-05-15
along with ttosbt
this too shall pass
Spring where I live is lively and my favorite is the twin fawns that bounce around and play in my yard. Just like children with mom keeping a watchful eye just like all moms knowing how quickly their children can wander off and get into trouble.
BTW Paul - just to be accurate - a group of turkeys is called a “rafter” ( or maybe it is called an ASHI).
That would be a herd of donkeys.
You are right, my bad.
That news to me, both explanations;-)
Yep, that’s how they march at times. I have seen them go single file and its funny to watch. I also have them nest in the trees in my yard, I didn’t even know wild turkeys could fly until I walked into a bunch. Quite a sight to see them hit the trees. Big birds and lots of noise when they start vocalizing.
