Castoroides ohioensis was a huge beaver of the Pleistocene which lived only in North America. It was very similar to the modern beaver but was much larger and had a narrower tail and ridges on its incisors. Estimates of its size and weight are usually from 450 lbs and up and about 6 to 8 feet in ...

Here is a good link comparing the ivory bill with the pileated (which we see all the time). Both very big perkerwoods

http://www.50birds.com/givorypileatedcompare.htm

http://www.floridatoday.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050527/COLUMNISTS0308/505270339/1067/sports05

Chalk another up on the backs of the duck hunter $...

Best advise I ever learned in a duck blind..... when the crack of your booty gets wet its time to go to the house. Live by those words.

The ole boy in burial #84 was unlucky.... he had a TN river blade in the chest and what looks like an Eva in the back..... Ouch.

These pics are from the Smithsonian Institution Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletins written by William S. Webb and David L. DeJarnette in the 1930's and 40's. They did surveys before they damed the TN river.

I bet a big ole pickwick stuck in you would smart It makes you wonder what targets ...

Hey... take a kid hunting. We need more duck hunters. Let make youth waterfowl a couple weeks longer so we can push things way on into Feb.

RR..... looks like you and jeff practiced catch and release (into hot grease )

Sometimes I wish I had boys... my two girls just ain't into fishing/hunting.... I tried for boys but what can I say...... I done blew the balls off of them

A guy on one of the arrowhead hunting boards I frequent posted these pictures of a fawn he found standing in the middle of the road. He said when he got out of his truck it just ran right up to him. I bet an albino like this little guy has a day to live if its lucky. Coyotes were prolly licking ...

Looks like a clean sweep. I could use one of those bloody marys. Congrats!

How about some pictures of some North Alabama pottery? Never found a complete bowl/bottle but penty of pottery shards. Very interesting designs on the shards. Most pottery is considered Mississippian age (couple hundred to 1000 years old) You can see how they rolled a corncob over the surface for ...

Why does phil wanna shave like that? I feel he is less of a man now..

Funny hare cut? At dog had been shot. I didn't shot at dog... The hare cut was to trim down to each pellet hole so's they could dress the wounds. He didn't look like no quail so's I didn't shoot him. Sam was a skinny dog but he run his booty off and enjoyed ever minute of it.

RR, Tood has too ...

Feb 2005 Stevenson, AL
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Keep em' comming... this is cool stuff!