Wildlife Wall Decor

Each year we bring out and display Christmas decorations stored in our trunks, attics, garages, and basements.  We celebrate holy holidays with indoor and outdoor wildlife wall decor . . . to be festive! . . . maintaining special memories of celebrations gone by.  Trees, lights, wreaths, table settings, and outdoor welcome signs are dusted off to please each other and our families, friends and neighbors.  In America we can worship God openly with religious, free expressions.

With all the poverty, hatred, bitterness, and unforgiveness that’s in the world today, let this holiday be the beginnings for peace, love, and forgiveness.  This holiday can generate true joy that brings about happiness for every hurting and lonely soul.  Let there be a launching of love and laughter in our lifetime!  Now!  Come build a special memory that starts growth towards newer and more lasting relationships between everyone, every race, and in every country . . . for the good of all.  

The urgency of this call is great because thousands perish daily because of greed, ignorance, and stupidity!  Desire for power and fame is a strong force sweeping generations from the face of the earth.  A waste of human life . . . and for what?

Wildlife Wall Decor might be the answer for the hunter who lives by the myths of hunting and never brings home the deer.  I never even knew there were myths in hunting, until I read this article by Andrew McKean in one of the outdoor magazines on hunting white-tail deer.  The magazine article is titled, HUNTING, and is sub-titled, “Myth Busters,” November 2009, pages 23-25.

Here is a list of Andrew McKean’s ten hunting myths: 1)  The rut is constant; 2)  Rut-dumb Deer; 3)  Scrapes mean Trophies; 4)  Only Big Boys breed; 5)  Hunt early and late; 6)  Find Does - Find Bucks;  7)  Rattling Rules;  The Second rut is best; 9)  The moon matters; 10)  Rutting Bucks stink.  After each myth, Andrew writes his REALITY checkup.