Holly has a special relationship with all God’s creatures. Because of that bond she has felt the responsibility to share with others important All God’s creature information.

Here is a handy dandy list for your reference:

1. Holly traps beavers, raccoons and turtles.
2. A skunk falls asleep on Holly’s back porch.
3. Holly goes camping in deer country.
4. Holly shows you how to put your dog in the car.

With this amazing All God’s Creatures resume, Holly was not surprised when a bird arrived shortly after Thanksgiving dinner:




A special thanks to the editing wizardry of blog-Stedman…



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42 Comments

  1. Seriously…BlogStedman needs to be your AV guy! That was awesome…

    “There’s a hole in the net!”

    No sh*t….bwaaa ha ha hah ahahaha

  2. I am beginning to wonder if you have a deal with the local shady pet store to have these things staged. Oh yes, I am on to you. 😉

  3. This is disturbing on many levels.

    1. What is on your wall up high? Looks like black marks? Iam hoping they are black marks and not blood stains from the stand-in birds you used in the making of this film.

    2. I am going to give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you had been drinking.. A LOT..before you chose the fishing net and pool skimmer.

    3. Your partner in crime called you ‘dude’. Please make that person aware that can only be used within California borders or by a native Californian when VISITING Texas. Glad I cleared that up.

    Thank you ElmerFud, I am glad you finally caught him.

  4. this is definitely award-winning material! will you guys take me to the academy awards next february when you pick up your oscar for best documentary?

  5. You’re like Snow White. When are you going to teach them to do the dishes?

    Our bat hut doesn’t hold a candle to your bird hunt. Much more humane and far less screaming.

  6. That is hilarious! And all too familiar. The one time our cat got a bird all the way back to our bedroom, I ended up catching the thing with a camera tripod. I know. Don’t ask.