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[coobie]

I never knew Richard was a doctor

He is just ask him for the some god cop bad cop therapy plan"note check with your insurance provider first" .I am sure he would be more than obliging to help you..

 

[coobie]

OP, I think you would have done better with a set price, the bidding thing with a reserve is too aggravating for too many people.. they offer what they are willing to pay, and then find out the reserve is even higher, that's aggravating!..

Cheap Dorks are aggravating..

 

[ovrszd]

Morning Richard, it is a red tailed hawk.

Very cool. I've had a female nest in one of my timber spots for the last three years. I really enjoy watching them grow. She gets them out of the nest the week after Memorial Day.

 

[lilranch2001]

He is just ask him for the some god cop bad cop therapy plan"note check with your insurance provider first" .I am sure he would be more than obliging to help you..

Wow, he has been promoted to God now?

 

[ovrszd]

I never knew Richard was a doctor

Some things are real easy to see. No diploma required.

 

[lilranch2001]

Very cool. I've had a female nest in one of my timber spots for the last three years. I really enjoy watching them grow. She gets them out of the nest the week after Memorial Day.

I have them flying over my property regularly, never seen where they nest as of yet

 

[ovrszd]

Wow, he has been promoted to God now?

You can degrade me with Coobie all you want, but let's leave God out of it.

 

[Shaneard]

Wow, he has been promoted to God now?

Little "g", not big "G". HUGE difference.

 

[lilranch2001]

Actually Richard, I actually think I am siding more on your side of this crap than Coob
Well maybe not the price thing, but the nit picking

Sorry about the god thing

 

[ovrszd]

I have them flying over my property regularly, never seen where they nest as of yet

They build and lay eggs early. Before the leaves come on. Since I now know she's around I start looking for the nest then. The first year I just got lucky. The last two were easy to spot. I've sat and watched the nests for hours. I've never saw her feed them. One thing kinda cool, by the time they are meadow lark or quail size she has them potty trained. They back to the edge of the nest and let it go.