One Thing Leads to Another

I saw this in St. Vinnie's and I had to have it. Told myself it would be a gift for someone else. We don't have a dog; not likely to ever have a dog. But for $2 I have a book full of pictures of dogs and fedoraed men with trousers hoicked up to their armpits.

And as a bonus, I have learned of and now covet Crow Shooting, a book which my father could have used when he wasn't concentrating on porcupines or beer cans. It covers: "individual and flock habit, sets eight crow calls to music, tells how to locate and recognize roosts, build blinds and employ cover, and use various decoys."

Must now find Popowski on crows.

Heather

Comments

[Alan]

The Crow has had bad PR under Nova Scotian law for some time. I recalled a similar earlier statement on Crow law as the one on found on this GovNS page. The earlier one was from, I think, Robie Tufts Birds of Nova Scotia which, again I think, we got from Mrs. Hawkins:

http://museum.gov.ns.ca/mnh/nature/nsbirds/intro2.htm

[Douglas]

From Corner Gas:

Karen: "You can't just fire off your handgun willy-nilly."

Davis: "It wasn't willy-nilly. It was at crows."