Thanksgiving week, *caption this!*

[ami]

how would you caption this photo? post your caption below!

"The Wild Turkey Advance" - Sarah Bell's cotton field at Shiloh National Military Park
photo by: CompanyAytch

 

[dlofting]

"Don't worry about those big guns over there, it's the smaller ones you've got to look out for"

 

[Gwynplaine]

"It is November 6th in the year of our Flock-Father 1862. I write to you to you in fear of the coming Gallusee peeps. We are holding, but we are short on feed and most of our rafter is stricken with the fever. I do not know how long we shall hold."

 

[James B White]

"Your great grandpa died over there, bravely facing the chopping block without a squawk. I can remember when you could still see the foundation of the old barn. It was turkeys shoulder-to-shoulder, and I was lucky to survive. So much tragedy that day..."

 

[pamc153PA]

"Cool! One for each of us!"

 

[nitrofd]

CHARGE.

 

[Mike Serpa]

If we don't find some straw or hay to hide behind we'll be dead ducks!

 

[DixieRifles]

I like this photo. Never seen a 3-headed turkey.

 

[DanF]

Be proud of your fowl heritage son, don't let anyone tell you your ancestors were just dinner.

 

[Poor Private]

See those things off to our left? They have big holes in them, we can hide there until the battle is over. There is one for each of us.

 

[Stony]

March at double time!

 

[Henry Whitworth]

Lieutenant Tom knew deep down that he was leading his men to nothing more than a turkey shoot.

 

[Seduzal]

The Turkey Regiment, Company ' T ' run for your life.

 

[alexjack]

Yeah ok these Turkey re enactor suits are unusual but I would still rather have come as a Yankee or a Reb!

 

[Henry Whitworth]

If you claim you heard the Rebel Gobble and weren't scared, then you never heard it.

 

[Nathanb1]

Just keep walking. They'll never see us.

 

[Buckeye Bill]

"Mmmmmmmm, Ambrose Burnside!.......the other white meat!"

 

[TerryB]

Saw one just like that at the Murfreesboro visitor's center the other day. Coincidence? I think not.

 

[Henry Whitworth]

Cry "Havoc!" and let slip the birds of war,
That this fowl deed shall smell above the earth

 

[JerseyBart]

"Seems like earlier there were a lot more of us 'roasting' in the sun on this skirmish line."