"Bill doesn't like it when the 'minis' are out of his sight," Paradis said. "He just adores them both."
For Concord resident Ginger Morse, volunteering at Live and Let Live allowed her to meet her four-legged soul Louis Vuitton Handbags
mate Pogo, a spirited young pony with a troubled past.
Morse began working at the farm to fill the empty hours after the death of her husband.
"I was lost, much like some of the horses here," Morse said. "But then Pogo and I found each other."
For
two weeks, Morse spent hours sitting with Pogo, often eating her lunch
inside the animal's pen in the hope he would eventually realize some
people are kind.
"Then one day, he came up and took a bite of my sandwich," Morse said with a grin. "We've been friends ever since."
Missouri waterfowl
• FOUNTAIN GROVE: No waterfowl. Totally ice-covered. Self check-in for goose hunters.
• SWAN LAKE: Low waterfowl numbers. Ice on the marshes.
• SQUAW CREEK: Low waterfowl numbers. Marshes are covered with ice.
• NODAWAY VALLEY: Low waterfowl numbers. Marshes are 100 percent ice-covered. Self check-in for goose hunters.
• BOB BROWN: Low waterfowl numbers. Ice on marshes. Self check-in for goose hunters.
• GRAND PASS: No report available.
• FOUR RIVERS: Fewer than 100 Canada geese. Marshes are 60 percent ice-covered.
• SCHELL-OSAGE: Several hundred geese in the area. Mostly ice-covered.
• SMITHVILLE: 8,000 geese (6,000 snows, 2,000 Canadas). Most of the geese are staying in pockets of open water near the dam.
• OTTER SLOUGH: 8,500 snow geese; 115 Canada geese.
Kansas waterfowl
• CHEYENNE BOTTOMS: 3,000 to 5,000 mallards; 4,000 to 6,000 Canada geese. Marshes are Canada Goose
90 percent ice-covered.
• MARAIS DES CYGNES: 2,000 ducks (mostly mallards); 1,000 Canada geese. Thin ice on the marshes, but not safe. On Saturday cheap ugg boots UK
and Sunday, 26 hunters shot 31 geese.
• NEOSHO: 15,000 mallards; 1,700 dark geese. Marshes have 40 percent open water. Rest have thin ice; not safe.
• FLINT HILLS: Low waterfowl numbers. Ice on marshes.
• PERRY: 15,000 Canada geese in the area. Ice on marshes and reservoir. Goose hunting has been poor.
• TUTTLE CREEK: Low waterfowl numbers. Ice on marshes and reservoir.
• MILFORD: 680 Canada geese on the north end; 95 percent ice-covered. Goose hunting has been poor.
• QUIVIRA: 6,000 ducks and geese. Ice on marshes, but it is melting. Use caution.
• MELVERN: Low waterfowl numbers. Ice on marshes and lake.
• CLINTON: Low waterfowl numbers. Ice on marshes and reservoir. Hunting has been poor.
• HILLSDALE: 2,000 Canada geese; 200 mallards.
• GLEN ELDER: 200,000 snow geese; 13,500 dark geese. Lake is mostly ice-covered. Authentic Louis Vuitton Bags
Hunting has been fair.
• KIRWIN: 23,000 geese (60 percent snow geese); 10,000 mallards. Hunting has been fair to good.
• McPHERSON VALLEY: Low waterfowl numbers. Ice on marshes.
• JAMESTOWN: Low waterfowl numbers. Ice on marshes.
FISHING
Missouri
•
NORFORK: 36 degrees, murky, 2 feet high. Outlook: Bink's Guide Service
reports: stripers good on Bink's Spoons in 60 to 80 feet of water in
main-lake creek channels; crappies good on jigs in 30 feet of water in Monster Beats
main-lake brush; bass good on stickbaits along the banks.
• STOCKTON: 39 degrees, clear, 11/2 feet high. Outlook: Stockton Lake Guide Service reports: crappies canada goose online
very good, walleyes fair on jigs, grubs in 27 to 30 feet of water
around shad schools; bass good on jerkbaits in 8 to 12 feet of water off
rocky points.
