Osage Roost
General Forum => General Discussion => Topic started by: jmck on April 18, 2013, 10:23:42 AM
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Got to work this morn, and ole Watts had this video waiting on me to watch he ran across.....
tell me, is this not something to experience......
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Dang, You southern boys got it easy. *lol*
No way a yankee bird would do that. *lol*
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thats great that sure as heck doesnt happen in PA.... *cry* *cry*
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That is amazing!
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Watch the rest of them. The one where the hen roosts on his shotgun in the golf cart is amazing.
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Sweet little hen!!!
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yes it does happen in PA, and the bird that followed me got so friendly that I was able to pick her up. I will post a photo of myself and the bird after I get home next week.
Ralph
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I'd love to see that
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Thanks for sharing! A buddy called last week to say a gobbler was circling his turkey pen and he was gonna catch it. He did. A smoking longspur, I no Kidd. Took a few pics and released it. It has been back and brought friends.
That hen was major lonesome for company. Great stuff!
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so you had the same experience Ralph
gotta see those pics
must have been UNREAL
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Had a hen years ago, my buddy and I called to in PA and she would not leave not mattter what we did, it was funny. There out there!
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That is classic!!!! LOL
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Unreal..if you didn't get it on video, there would be some doubts! *lol*
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You can date the photo by my camo. I kept my face mask on just incase she might panic after I picked her up. Later that Spring I went back to the same location and down the trail she comes toward me all fluffed up in a hen strut. I see some polts, maybe two weeks old, farther off. They don't come closer but she moved in and pecked my boots before I left them. The only logical explanation is she was imprinted on humans. But I think her actions and those of the other birds in the videos go beyond logic.
Ralph
(http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k273/yelper_2006/Hen_zpsc953604c.jpg) (http://s90.photobucket.com/user/yelper_2006/media/Hen_zpsc953604c.jpg.html)