Pheasant at Marymoor

[matchu865]

Saw this guy today on the drive in. I didn't know they were putting a release site next to the dog park

 

[wanderingrichard]

That could cause some interesting situations ....

 

[Long_Rod_Silvers]

Be honest, ya think about trying to pluck a few feathers for tying?

 

[wanderingrichard]

Was thinking of all those city bred labs and golden retrievers who might suddenly remember they're bird dogs...

 

[Sam Roffe]

Growing up in West Seattle we had a pheasant in the green belt behind us. Always cool to hear him in the mornings. Occasionally he would pay us a visit, walking through the yard. Our black lab, would just plain ignore it. He wasn’t a good bird dog.

 

[Brute]

Whenever the damn geese come into our lawn to relieve themselves, I let out our two shit-zoos to chase them away…they just sit down on the deck and watch me chase them with a 6wt…

 

[wanderingrichard]

Dated a lady in Copperas Cove, TX. when I was stationed at Fort Hood. Neighborhood had 3 peacocks the were wandering residents. Darn things were a nuisance.

 

[matchu865]

Be honest, ya think about trying to pluck a few feathers for tying?

Thankfully I've already got a few - but it was a pretty bird!

 

[skyriver]

Dated a lady in Copperas Cove, TX. when I was stationed at Fort Hood. Neighborhood had 3 peacocks the were wandering residents. Darn things were a nuisance.

We just got back from California visiting our youngest kid. He is at Azusa Pacific University, just out east of Pasadena. The hotels around there are not great so we rented a small house in Glendora for the weekend. Great little town btw.
But WOW... I knew peacocks were loud, but holy hell. Glendora has a BUNCH. Some nitwit way back in the day thought it would be fun to have peacocks. Well, now they're established. There's a bunch of them!