Posted by NE IA on December 06, 2008 at 13:09:47 from (206.72.18.153):
In Reply to: trail cameras posted by Oliver Power on December 06, 2008 at 06:02:49:
A buddy on our fire department is real big on whitetail deer, and even bigger on whitetail stories. He can count the points on a deer ten miles away and come up with at least twelve.
If we all had to walk that far nowdays to pull a stunt we probably would die of a heart attact.
For over a coule weeks he had a very large buck taking his picture. The troubles is he never got to see anything but the big rack. Twice the big buck knocked the camera off it's perch even.
So that was a good one,and guys will be guys so we decided he deserved better. It wasn't long and a moose was knocking his camera over, JUST LIKE THE BIG BUCK DEER. He showed everyone. There has only been one moose spotted in our part of the world in sixty years. Yet he had pictures of the moose rack to prove he wasn't story tellin.
Us pranksters weren't smart enough to realize that after the first snow, mooses don't leave human tracks.
Fire chief suggested we spend that much time down at the fire station training and fixing as a better option for our idle time.
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