That's neat...would like to see her work but never get to that part of the country.

But they moved us to the Tennessee Tower two years ago which is at 8th and Charlotte. I have to be a little more ambitious to get to anything downtown now.

lucky man. if i get to that part of the country i would like to see these works. it is one of my favorite subjects to being with. my ancestry, including Cherokee, is from that area.

Teeth, right?

http://tnmuseum.org/custpage.cfm/frm/40078/sec_id/40078

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Of the Troops & For the Troops

COOL! Have you ever done it? Do you know anybody that has ever hunted with one?

I thought we had liberal game laws, it looks like the only thing you all can't use is a rock! And I haven't had time to read all the restrictions, so that may even be legal!

I think my "dart" may be a little too heavy though, may have to go back to the drawing board.

If all else fails dust yourself with sulfur dust. Around the pants cuffs, shirt cuffs, and around your neck. Some folks put it around their waist. It smells like sulfur and isn't the most pleasant smell in the world, but you will think it is worth it when you are chigger free. I keep an empty vanilla extract bottle filled with alcohol with three or four aspirin dissolved in it for doctoring chigger bites. Shake well, apply with a Q-tip.

They are doing great, thank you, will pass along your greeting. Hopefully you and yours are doing very well all around and Miss Elizabeth is enjoying the great southwest.

The deer population is about the same as the couple hunting seasons, which is a blessing considering we've had three rough winters in a row. The spring of 2013 saw over a hundred dead deer in the yard here.

I don't envy you the chiggers at all, the few ticks we get up here is bad enough. When working in the field I get razzed all the time for wearing protective clothing, but have much fewer problems than most of my colleagues, so don't mind their teasing a bit.