feedbag

Most nights I would climb up and sit on the top rail of the fence with the feedbag and couldn't see him out there.

Bucks are never more visible than they are in late summer on soybean, alfalfa and clover fields, putting on the feedbag in preparation for the sleepless days of running and chasing that will come in only a couple of months.

Have the feedbag ready when you get out of the water because there's nothing like a hard ocean swim to create a gigantic case of the "munchies."

"They don't have hands like you to help themselves to the feedbag." The girl's face clouded, ready for tears.

Langer notes that the protostar is already about 150,000 years old and will probably double its age before it reaches maturity and takes off the feedbag. Intriguingly, the astronomers detected the dicarbon monosulfide gas only in the outer, coldest part of the envelope.

The finance committee's members had had their feedbag tied on so long that they would never be able to deny it.

Kelly and I really put on the feedbag at some wonderful Carrabelle eateries.

Most hunters perceive post-rut whitetails as weary, eager to put the feedbag on, and not nearly as vulnerable to the scents, calls, and aggressive tactics that fooled them so readily a month before.

First thing Monday they had found their way into another neighbour's field and stuffed themselves so full of grass that they weren't overly enthusiastic at the sight of me shaking a feedbag. Normally, bribery with food works a treat, as most of the flock have been bucket-fed from lambs - but full bellies meant very little interest on this occasion, so they had to be herded most of the way back.

His doghouse and pillow (i.e., feedbag filled with straw) receive a good spraying too.

My first meeting unfolded a feedbag of new terms such as S-twist and Z-twist; roving, rolag, and sliver; Lazy Kates and Niddy Noddies.

Take Caitlin Paul of Farmhouse Feedbags in Florissant.

Care was taken to ensure that none of the feedbags had expired milling dates.