Duck, Ruby, Mark and me went riding in the woods Sunday, due to the weather was not condusive for the river. We always like riding down the Magnolia Bog area. We did our typical stop at the old tin shed. You can see where the Bear(s) have scratched on the poles sharpening their claws. we found several bunches of hair patches at the site also.
We were sitting down at the Rock Pile pestering Dale while he was hunting and this doe came swimming towards us. She turned and went back towards the land once she seen us.
Wanted to show how you make a chicken sandwich on the river using your leg as a table, Glen did a good job of doing it while April kept on fishing.
On our way to the river Saturday, came across a couple of professionals (Ben and Scooter, Lydia was director of spray and I supose Diesel was lunch crumb cleanup) doing a camo job. Think we caught them on their lunch break... Oh and how many cans did it take to paint the Boat?
When we got to Paul and Kim's Saturday, there were 4 peacocks on the end of the dock. Scratch Off ran them off up into the trees. They were so pretty (atleast the male one was) HeHe It was probably a good thing that Scratch ran them away, or we would have had Peacock for dinner next weekend....
Cause they POOP everywhere, even on Dale's boat..
But we enjoyed them while they were there. They were gone by Sunday
Our friends Todd & Cheryl got a nice new airboat. Mark says that they have to cut all the vines that have growen on it before they can take it out. That's only because they are not out every day of the weekend like he is.
We are glad that they have a new boat, so that they can ride with us
It's Just A Southern Thang.................................................(that's the name of the boat)
We were sitting at the rock pile after the sun got too low in Blue and seeing how the water is so fridgid we were looking for more sun.... My PayDay looking for her boyfriend Diesel...
Ben and Lydia trying to cool off.
Mark, Tammy and Joe finishing up a beautiful day on the Wacissa River....
I was going through some old pictures and found these of a camping trip to Goose Pasture. These Indians were camping on the reserved side. We went to visit them and had a blast as they told us old stories, played the flutes, and the drums. After we were done, we invited them back over to our camp to eat fish and gator tail.
They heated the drum by the fire and as you can see Duck and Cody (Janices son) were invited to chant and beat on the drums. Before they played the drums they did a offering of tabacco on the drums. It was pretty neat....
She was showing us the carvings on one of her flutes..
They had this big teepee put up right at the water, Sarah and Dale posed by it.
First off, we are avid airboaters and enjoy doing so on the Wacissa River. We are there most every weekend. We know that airboaters are not liked by most, but we try to be courteous to all boaters. We named our blog "FREEDOM", because everyone has the right to enjoy their free time as they choose. With our airboat we see more areas of the Wacissa River than can be imgined, and every trip we take down a back creek is a new adventure even though we may have ran the same creek the week before. So next time you see us, don't flip us off or put your fingers in your ears because we are out there doing the same thing you are, only in a different way. Remember "Freedom of Choice".