Any pro-staffers know where these geese were collared??

[Jude St.John]

We got these collared geese a few years back but were not able to find out where they were from.

Any help?

http://www.judestjohn.ca/pics/collaredgeese.jpg

[Brett Beinke]

Maybe its time to back off on the Molson's eh.

[Troy Bailey]

If I'm not mistakend those are very rare "Horton" collars. You may want to hang onto those, could be very valuable some day. :rolleyes: :D

[Mike Hungle]

Imagine that, Tim Hortons serving coffee in goose neck bands. What next!

[J Kryspin]

Certainly no Wawa.

[imported_Derek Rambo]

WAAAAYYYY to much Clamato and beer ...with no NHL though, I guess I understand! :D

Go Stars!(when they do get back to playing in 05,06,07??????) :mad:

[Rob Jepson]

Jude,

Do you get refills with those collars?

Jepson

[Mike Hungle]

Rob, those are what you'd call bottomless cups!

[gooster41]

Could you say that those birds were cupped and committed

[imported_Derek Rambo]

Now that's funny gooster!

[JG]

:D :rolleyes:

[BaRtMaN]

Thats funny as heck Jude!... smile.gif :D

[Jude St.John]

Nice job Troy...an true American brother who knows about the rare "Horton" caller.

gooster, they were indeed cupped and committed....and we creamed them! But it was no cup of tea as we had to sweeten the pot with some fine calling.

Mike... a bottomless cup....good one.

[Troy Bailey]

I've spent many a mornings in the Horton Refuge trying to aquire the highly desired Horton Collar. Luckily for me I was able to find the giant plastic collar to bring home with me. I cherish it very much and it is with me always. :rolleyes:

[Jeff Riverin]

Last fall I killed one of those Hortons too. In addition to the neck collar the bird had a reward band " Free donut" on it...