I'm also glad I'm done!
I now have a little more time for other things...
Friday, February 01, 2008
Back in Camo
It's been a while but I've pulled my blog from the mothballs. Most of my almost 3 year hiatus from the blogosphere was occupied by a massive offshore project. In layman's terms, I was in charge of welding long length sections of pipe which now carry natural gas from the sea floor up to the world's largest and deepest gas platform. This was a record setting endeavor and I am proud to have been a part of this project.
I'm also glad I'm done!
I now have a little more time for other things...
I'm also glad I'm done!
I now have a little more time for other things...
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hey man, glad you stopped by the blog. just put up a new post you may want to check it out. is that a mallard hen and a drake pinner? would love to see more pics fro you season. do you mind if i add a link on my blog to yours? im trying to build a little community of duck hunting bloggers, haha.
wait a sec. i just saw the larger image. thats a banded black duck, isnt it? congrats on the band!
Link away! I'll link to your site on mine as well. I have a few more pics and a couple of youtube videos that a friend of mine put together that I'd like to add. As for the banded duck, I also thought it was a black duck but it is just an unusually dark mottled duck. It was banded in Louisiana in August of 2006 according to the bird band folks. Black ducks are much further North in the summer (and most of the rest of the year for that matter).
well, then congrats on the banded mottled. i shoot tons of mottleds down here in florida but we are only allowed one per day. i will put up the link today. thanks
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