I was there with my brother and my parents when US President Lyndon B. Johnson visited my hometown Vincennes, Indiana to sign the legislation that made our George Rogers Clark Memorial into a US National Historical Park of the National Park service when LBJ visited us on 23 July 1966. You can see his visit to Vincennes, IN on this videotape starting at 25 minutes, 18 seconds until 26 minutes, 23 seconds. Danny Voglesong
I was there with my brother and my parents when US President Lyndon B. Johnson visited my hometown Vincennes, Indiana to sign the legislation that made our George Rogers Clark Memorial into a US National Historical Park of the National Park service when LBJ visited us on 23 July 1966. You can see his visit to Vincennes, IN on this videotape starting at 25 minutes, 18 seconds until 26 minutes, 23 seconds. Danny Voglesong
What were they doing with those deer?
I wondered about that too---maybe relocating to a different part of the ranch?
Hunting to eat venison.
No Foghorn Leghorn Is Not Cute So There Can’t Be Connection