Yellowhammer

Now thats what I'm talking about.

Thats funny I don't care who you are.

Went to work early so I could get off early. Then I went to my parents cabin and had our Christmas and supper, then we exchanged gifts. Monday I am going to my in-laws house to have Christmas and I will try to get some hunting in sometime that day.

All that I can think of is "Eat More Chicken"

I'm working off this coming Friday and don't go back till Jan. 2nd

I stay broke, things will get better I just know that they will.

WOW! Now thats some snow. Be carefull when you are out in it.

Ice or ice/snow is all we ever get down here. I can not tell you the last time that we got only snow.

Congrats on the new threads.

Anyone going to watch the game tonight? I will and I hope my Broncos win.

Another vote for the snow.

I just saw that on Yahoo. Wow what about that. The Falcons ship is going down at the double quick.

Yummy.

He's a dandy, congrats.

Try Midwest Turkey Call Supply.

Nice looking baby, congrats.

Tebow is my pick.

To start with I am a huge Civil War and history nut. This is how Alabama got the nickname of "The Yellowhammer State". And since I am from Alabama, I would use the Yellowhammer name. The common flicker is the State Bird of Alabama. Alabama has been known as the "Yellowhammer State" since the Civil War. The Yellowhammer nickname was applied to the Confederate soldiers from Alabama when a company of young cavalry soldiers from Huntsville, under the command of Rev. D.C. Kelly, arrived at Hopkinsville, KY, where Gen. Forrest's troops were stationed. The officers and men of the Huntsville company wore fine, new uniforms, whereas the soldiers who had long been on the battlefields were dressed in faded, worn uniforms. On the sleeves, collars and coattails of the new calvary troop were bits of brilliant yellow cloth. As the company rode past Company A , Will Arnett cried out in greeting "Yellowhammer, Yellowhammer, flicker, flicker!" The greeting brought a roar of laughter from the men and from that moment the Huntsville soldiers were spoken of as the "Yellowhammer Company." The term quickly spread throughout the Confederate Army and all Alabama troops were referred to unofficially as the "Yellowhammers." When the Confederate Veterans in Alabama were organized they took pride in being referred to as the "Yellowhammers" and wore a Yellowhammer feather in their caps or lapels during reunions.

Congrats on the hen.

Nice slide, looks like a blast.

Outstanding mount, congrats.

Dang, hate to hear about that.

Nice photos, thanks for sharing.

So far it is a good game. Who knows the Eagles may just win this thing.

Very sad, it also killed the woman that was in the truck.