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Just back from hunting the Pheasant opener in Kansas with Del and his his friends Reverend Dan and Billy. Fine gentlemen all! I had a wonderful time and we killed some nice Roosters on Saturday which was a chamber of commerce day. One of Saturday's high lights was a pot luck hunters lunch held at a local country church. For a price of a VOLUNTARY donation you got all you wanted of about 20 different soups, stews, chowders and chili's all served piping hot in crock pots. There was a salad bar and then there was desert! Fresh homemade apple pie, cherry pie, brownies, sheet cakes, pumpkin pie, puddings and my favorite a Banana Creme Pie on a freah baked crust. Del's buddy Reverend Dan ate more desert than he did lunch! These type lunches, dinners and breakfasts used to be common place when I was a kid. I haven't seen one in years until this past Saturday. That small farming community still tied to mother earth welcomed us hunters with open arms, a refreshing change. For me it was a trip back in time. Any one have such a tradition in their community?