Bob Byerley The Greatest Storyteller

Bob Byerley The Greatest StorytellerIn Bob Byerley's print THE GREATEST STORYTELLER grandpa shares tall tales with his grandson as they drink iced tea and shuck corn for dinner. Bob Byerley says: Noodlin! We called it noodlin boy, and we'd drag some whoppers outa them holes wade along the creek bank and stick our arms into them holes under water and pretty soon yank out about a thirty five pound catfish! Hafta watch them water moccasins though, they'd hide in there too. And Grandpa

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So we are able to enjoy them year-round

The mother gives birth in shallow water so that the baby can quickly be pushed to the surface to take its first breath

it is increasing in popularity as technology has increased the efficiency of the bow's capabilities

Every little boy dreams of being a fire fighter

part of the festive group but alert to his own agenda

In this Les Kouba print a whitetail deer goes on alert when it spots a farmstead on a quiet new  years day

But since that isn't possible

In Bob Byerley's art print GIGGLES AND WHISPERS

and a yellow coat

The older cowboys have left her with this awesome responsibility and she has promised them total dedication to her task

Down Millers hill they raced