You must mean a distant descendent of Bambi? I would guess that the Bambi
of the '50s(?) died a long time ago. My father-in-law says that animals in
the wild don't die of natural causes, so I won't say 'of old age'.
Robert D.
PS: I'm skunked ( and porcupined ) so far. Blackpowder opens Sat am.
-----Original Message-----
From: RBHouston@aol.com <RBHouston@aol.com>
To: nosimport@mailbag.com <nosimport@mailbag.com>; Spridgets@autox.team.net
<Spridgets@autox.team.net>
Cc: donb@flash.net <donb@flash.net>
Date: November 17, 1999 9:11 AM
Subject: Re: Good Mornong...no LBC..The Hunter Returns!
>In a message dated 11/11/1999 8:12:16 AM Mountain Standard Time,
>nosimport@mailbag.com writes:
>
>> Hey, aren't you supposed to be "catching" barbecue????? Get to work!
>> Peter C
>
>OK< OK...I'm back, and only 288 messages to wade through!
>
>WE HAVE MEAT...(might be a good t-shirt)...the laast aafternoon I was at
Liz
>and Fisher's I bagged a spike buck. Not real big, but they now have 50-60
>lbs of meat in the freezer.
>
>Just to entice you to attend Spridgetstock 2000, Liz is quite beautiful, a
>gormet cook that is terribly dissatisfied if you haven't eaten too much to
>move, and Fisher is the most gracious host I've met in a long time.
>
>Seems Fisher went to the same college as I and knew many of the same people
I
>did from the old home town.
>
>Their place is indeed a beautiful spot for Spridgetstock 2000. Texas hill
>country, a spring fed stream running through it with a somewhat dry pond
(not
>much rain this year in Texas). Wildlife abounds with deer, fox, squirrels,
>raccoon, and the ubiquitous armadillo.
>
>The only thing better than forrest and field was the amazing collection of
>LBCs! Bring a trailer and your restoration dreams....projects abound.
>From
>bugeyes, to mini's, to minors, to Liz's Jag to be......I was in nastolgia
>heaven!
>
>I wont live long enough to thank them enough for a weekend I will never
>forget. Now I just have to help make this a successful get together in the
>spring and maybe it can be an annual meat hunt.
>
>Gotta run to work now, but I'll relate more as I have time.
>
>Robert Houston
>hunter 1, bambi 0
>
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