Thank you for watching!

Thanks for watching!

Thank you! That means a lot. I'll keep making them as long as folks are interested.

You're welcome, Richard. Glad you liked it!

Yeah, it's about to get real hot and humid soon as the rain stops. Thanks for the comments 👍

@@BigfootandMore welcome 👹👺

Thanks for that info! I'm going to give that a try. I also heard that "skin so soft" works pretty well too.

@@BigfootandMore it doesn't work as good as sun screen.

Oh, and after getting nailed by one... we got some caterpillars here in Oklahoma that sting the snot out of you... that's my phobia... worst part is it fell out of a tree on me.. kind of like the army airborne motto... death from above.🤣

Yeppers I have some property outside of Albion and now I know

I lived 25 miles east of you in zafra.

Thank you Dan!

forgive me for chiming in, as its none of my business, but i couldnt refrain. i just find this interesting. i was chased by a rooster when i was about 3. the butthole wanted a piece of bread i had. however ive not developed the fear you have. but i just find it odd. that to me seems like a really specific aversion. i understand it, but its not one i think ive heard of before. especially when youve not had a "traumatic" experience. as often trauma creates fears and phobias. have you ever tried to combat this phobia? like immersing yourself in the fear? such as forcing yourself to hold the birds, or going into an enclosed aviary? not to scare the crap out of yourself, because phobias are real and true psychological things, that can have drastic effects on a persons life. but often when under supervision, immersion can help a person break thru the fear. a quick example: when i was a kid, i had the typical fear of the dark, which i believe is a natural human fear. however i just couldnt break thru it at all and would shut down if left in the dark. ( it was bad) we had a friend of the family who i trusted and looked up to. he was understanding and pretty compassionate for my situation. he took it upon himself to get me thru it. and what he did was simple. knowing i would likely follow him anywhere, he took me way out into the pasture late one moonless night. and we sat on a feed trough. we are setting there talking and he very nonchalantly turned off the flashlight. after my initial freakout which was short. he talked me down and explained to me that there wasnt anything of actual fear there. that there wasnt monsters that appeared when the lights went out, and that there wasnt anything there at night, that wasnt there during the day (ive since learned other wie, lol ). but he started to point out the interesting things about the dark, and that there wasnt any real psychological reason to be afraid. other than human nature. whatever he did worked. i relatively quickly started to figure it out. and tho its been 38 years since that initial walk, to this day i actually prefer the dark. ive somehow developed a nocturnal lifestyle. probably because of the silence and lack of human interaction, but i feel more comfortable in the dark. its was just a thought. and i wouldnt at all suggest doing something without someone you trust or in a safe and secure location. it was just a thought. and i hope, if you are wanting too, i hope you can get over your phobia/aversion. fears and phobias make you a slave to them. and keep you from enjoying your life to the fullest extent possible. good luck, and you can do this. i promise.

It certainly is... Sadly

Thank you!

Howdy Mark!

Hi Andy! No I didn't have the GoPro mounted on anything. I was just holding the camera in my hand.

Steady hand or the long arm of the law? 😂 both lol. Amazing 👍🏻

There pretty good. They would be a good add on to a salad. Very similar to a bean sprout in flavor.

Wow, that's a lot of mosquito bites. You can also get viral encephalitis from them.

I go"further" all the time. It's what I'm there for. Thanks for watching!

@@BigfootandMore my pleasure

Me too. Especially walking face-first into one stretched between trees at night... and discovering that the spider is now on your face.

LOL. Depends on how many "honey dos" there are. I have some of those myself.

I guess he literally did have a "big foot" encounter. It is a nice place. The only way in there is to go a ways on a four wheeler and then hike the rest of the way.

I agree 👍

Wild hogs are a plague down here. Very destructive.

​@@BigfootandMore 😅