A few years ago Mark and I were on our annual Kentucky fishing trip and we decided to take a ride to find a piece of property my parents gave us that wasn’t too far from where we were staying. We had a map and the lot number but not an actual address. So finding the property was a bit more difficult than we thought.
As we drove down the street we passed a few empty old houses, a few fairly nice houses, a few not so nice houses, and a stretch of woods. We knew the property had to be a part of the woods but weren’t sure where the property lines were. So my husband thought maybe a neighbor might know their lot number and we could figure where our lot was located.
My husband: Jody, knock on the door and ask if they know their lot number.
Jody: Why me?
My husband: Just jump out real quick and ask.
First couple of fairly nice houses, no answer.
Husband: Try this house.
As he pulled in the gravel drive.
Jody: OMG no.
It was an older house that obviously hadn’t been taken care of.
And …
Umm …
J Springerish
Old abandon cars, paint chipping off the house, porch about to fall over, toys, junk, toys, garbage, toys, and a stove. And probably a refrigerator but I had to stop looking.
Very calm nice husband: Jody, run up and ask if they know their lot number. It will only take a minute.
Jody: Ohhh myyy gawddddd are you seriously crazy?
And because I’m the nice wife, I jumped out of the truck rushing to the door as fast as I could so I could get the heck out of there as fast as I could when …
Attacking 500 lb rottweiler came from the side of the house.
Then I heard a lady (J Spring guest) in short shorts, beer belly hanging from her bra-less tank top, bare feet and cigarette dangling off her fingers, yell at the 500 lb rottweiler.
I slowly started backing up to the truck when the dog dropped something near my feet and started barking. I glanced down as I quickly made it in the truck.
Not so nice wife: OHHH MYYY GAWWWDDDD. I almost got attacked. That dog could have tore me up.
I should have known J Springer Susie would have a damn attack dog. And WTF was he freaking chewing on?
Probably a person’s leg.
And it could have been my leg next.
And because I exaggerate in stressful situations, it was probably one of the big dog chew bones you could get at J Springer Susie’s local Wally.
Mean wife: What the heck was he chewing on?
And as if nothing had just happened, my husband calmly said….
A deer leg.
Mean wife: OHHH MYYY GAWWWDDDD. Take me back to the cabin right now. I need a shower. And a beer. And a cigarette. Maybe a cigar. And vodka.
OH MY GAWWDDDD a poor little sweet baby deer leg.
I’m gonna have a nightmare tonight.
Poor little sweet baby deer leg.
And J Springer Susie is probably gonna cook the rest of the deer in a pot on the stove in the front yard like the Fatal Attraction bunny.
And what else would my hunting husband concern himself with while I’m having an attack …
I bet there’s some nice deer in those woods.
Have a good day all … and we eventually found the property down the road in the thick of the woods.
And I refuse to have a stove in my yard.
Or not wear a bra.








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ha ha! sounds like our dogs – except it’s usually cow parts, horse parts and occasionally wild boar parts…
texwisgirl, Oh my.
I am going to take it that you never did find your property…
Tim, towards the bottom of my post I did write, we did find the property. lol
I totally pictured you running back and saying those things. Cracked me up! And I will forever have that image burned into my brain of that woman… *shivers*
So you’re against having a stove in your yard, Jody. What about a car engine? Maybe you could make that work
Great story.
When Cujo came out…I think I would have pee’d myself.
And my husband would have been right there with yours… “man, look at those woods, deer would love it in there” WTH?
So, when are you going to invite the neighbors over for a bbq?