EAST TEXAS HOG DOGGERS FORUM

man i guess my neighbor lady is crazy as he!!... today i got home early and have been seeing a lot of crows lately and thought i would go load the gauge and pop in my crow CD in the truck and crank it up. well i went in to load the gauge and do my afterwork bathroom time and when i came out the women was yanking on the door panel of my truck. I ran out to her and turned the radio off as crows were flying away... when i asked her what the f&&^ do you think you are doing she said I thought that one of your puppies had got stuck in the door of your truck........ some people shouldnt be allowed to reproduce rolleyes rolleyes rolleyes

and thats all i can say about that

The positive here is you have a neighbor that is watching out for you! ;D

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But I do agree with some people shouldn't reproduce.

LMAO!

I have heard Chihuahua's that sounded like a flock of geese but never heard a puppy that sounded like a murder of crows! lol
It sounds like she may have gotten her head hung in the door a few times and is probably overly sensitive about it.
Either way she thought she was saving a pup so you have to give her a pass on this one bud!  :D

And shes probably on another forum talking about her crazy neighbor. " I heard crazy noises coming from his truck, so I thought maybe one of his pups had gotten stuck somewhere, while I was looking for the pup, he comes running out with a gun yelling at me to get away from his truck, and starts trying to explain that the noises were recordings of crows on a CD! Crazy guy, why can't he just listen to real music?


And if you have neighbors that close, how were you just gunna start blasting crows?

Hey did you guys now you can't hit a crow with your car. Because theres always another one in a tree warning the others CAR CAR CAR! :D

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A "MURDER" of Crows he say! finally an edjamakated dogger :P

Why is it a murder and not a flock like other birds?

Cheers
M

  gander of geese.

Found someone else wrote online:

"a murder of crows
-This more poetic term for a flock of crows can be traced back at least to the 15th century, when it was recorded as a murther of crowes. Murther is a variant of Middle English murthre 'murder,' though the th sound had begun to be replaced with a d around 1300 C.E. There are several theories as to how this particular term came about, but all of them have to do with the supposed behavior of crows. For instance, crows are scavengers and therefore often seen feeding on rotting bodies of various sorts. Survivors of wars have described how the battlefields were covered in black as crows (and ravens) came down to eat the dead. Another theory hearkens back to old folklore which told of groups of crows essentially holding court over members of their flock that had committed offenses. If they decide against the "defendant" crow, then the rest of the flock swoops down on it and kills it. There are legends outside of the Germanic culture that relate to crows being judges over people as well, and how their appearance is an omen of death."

sounded good to me.

 As Paul Harvey would say: "And that's the rest of the story"!!!!

JDJP I live on 50 acres that back up to about 200 riverbottom acres and the lady next door is across the street from me. She is pretty helpful though she watches EVERYTHING coming and going from my driveway and calls me everytime the dogs bark while i am at work. gotta love them nosey ole women. :angel: