The Grapes of Wrath

[Zebra13]

We have something in common! I'm also in charge of pest control and we have a vinyard too. In vino veritas!

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I use a RAW HM1600, which is very accurate and reliable, and I love the new Leupold

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A few formerly problematic souls:

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“formerly problematic”.

That is a great line! Very Pythonesque…

Justin

 

[JungleShooter]

Of Rodents and Men...

...and their Guns, heightened with the taste of a good Wine.*
Just the way it was meant to be.



Thank you, Justin, for your very fine writing.
In an age of one-liners on twitter and text messages — if that! — it is enjoyable to read something pleasently refined and intelligent.



Now, I just refilled my own glass with Moscato (because I'm a sucker for sweet) — and I'm going to reread your hunting story.
Because I have discovered: The Grapes of Wrath taste sweet!!

Matthias


*Wine or grapes? — I don't have the chance to nibble on grapes picked off a vinyard, as I live in the desert. So, I'll go straight for the end product....

 

[Wiseguy]

Enjoyed reading this very much. Great pictures and the story telling is top notch. My coffee taste so much better this morning, sitting in my cubicle. Thank you.

 

[markT]

Looks like they got "cork screwed!"

 

[AZGman]

My BIL lives in Santa Rosa and there is a big ground squirrel problem at his ranch in the dry creek area. Those things are quite destructive with their burrowing and the vineyard staff are much appreciative when we arrive to thin the herd for them.

 

[shadowbane.snafoo]

Have you heard of Captain Vineyards? I'm in the SF bay and they are a family friend of mine. They had to do a lot of varmint hunting with air guns on their vineyard also.

 

[HogKiller]

I'm a touch late to this party but. I've got a friend that is encouraging the little buggers in his tree farm, for "deep irrigation". I can hardly wait until a client steps in a hole and hurts something or he figures out that the little buggers eat the roots of his trees. I've offered my services but he turned it down, we'll see.