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<blockquote data-quote="pictaker64" data-source="post: 267417" data-attributes="member: 18065"><p>Funny story,I went to shovel my grandmother out after a storm,shes 94 and was trapped in her house because of the snow(up until she was 90 she would shovel it herself) and couldnt get her car out(yes her car,she still drives,and very well I might add)anyway,after driving to her place,which is about 45 minutes from mine,I then preceded to shovel for two hours to dig her out.It was quite surreal because I am south of her by 30/40 miles and had NO SNOW,she had 10 inches.Crazy winter weather..So I asked her if she would go to lunch with us(my wife and 5 year old son) she agreed.We loaded her in the car backed out of the driveway and went about 75 feet and was stopped by a flock of turkeys standing in the road.(I have some closeups and other pics in the Bird thread).We literally had to shoo them away from the road in order for them to not get hit by other cars.I have seen many turkeys while hunting and out and about and have never seen them act this way.I stopped the car inches from them and they were unconcerned.they let me take a bunch of pics from the car window and finally moved off into the woods....</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="pictaker64, post: 267417, member: 18065"] Funny story,I went to shovel my grandmother out after a storm,shes 94 and was trapped in her house because of the snow(up until she was 90 she would shovel it herself) and couldnt get her car out(yes her car,she still drives,and very well I might add)anyway,after driving to her place,which is about 45 minutes from mine,I then preceded to shovel for two hours to dig her out.It was quite surreal because I am south of her by 30/40 miles and had NO SNOW,she had 10 inches.Crazy winter weather..So I asked her if she would go to lunch with us(my wife and 5 year old son) she agreed.We loaded her in the car backed out of the driveway and went about 75 feet and was stopped by a flock of turkeys standing in the road.(I have some closeups and other pics in the Bird thread).We literally had to shoo them away from the road in order for them to not get hit by other cars.I have seen many turkeys while hunting and out and about and have never seen them act this way.I stopped the car inches from them and they were unconcerned.they let me take a bunch of pics from the car window and finally moved off into the woods.... [/QUOTE]

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