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  • remingtonoaks
    I tell tree huggers that if they want me to listen to them they need to move out of their houses and get rid of their SUVs and live tents and ride horses.if they want to tell me I'm part of the problem, they better not be part of the problem also
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  • Dads3040
    Had a cougar running around my area a couple weeks ago. I am 10 miles south of Gresham, so hardly the wilderness. It was funny watching the sightings get reported on the Nextdoor website and all the environuts gushing about 'they were here first' and 'it is just living it's life trying to raise it's family just like we are so we should leave it alone'.

    The karmic twist was the cat got 4 or 5 of one of the tree huggers mini goats. Then she wanted 'something done!'

    Something got done all right. Old farmer dude with a 12 ga 'something'...[;)][8D]
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  • buschmaster
    I saw a coyote the other week. right when I was leaving work. it looked totally lost. I got out and herded it toward the river, ran almost half a mile doing that. some yahoos would shoot it just because. I hope it was okay.
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  • wiplash
    quote:Originally posted by buschmaster
    I saw a coyote the other week. right when I was leaving work. it looked totally lost. I got out and herded it toward the river, ran almost half a mile doing that. some yahoos would shoot it just because. I hope it was okay.


    How far into the river did you herd it?
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  • He Dog
    There are crocodiles in a number of states in Australia. They have injured or killed at least one person while I was there every time I have been there. They take it as a part of their world with no attempts to eliminate the crocs. Different mind set.
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  • buschmaster
    well now that you mention it, we didn't get to the river. went towards the river. went all the way thru an industrial park, down the street a few more blocks (yep I'm chasing a coyote down the street) then behind this big long building that had railroad tracks and another long building on the other side between us and the river. he went down the tracks to a large stand of trees and that's where I left off.

    when I first got out of the truck I thought damn that's a good lookin critter so I took the cell phone because he was just standing there looking dumbfounded in the middle of a field and I was going to take a picture. but then he took off, he didn't trust me. after all that running when we got here he stopped so I took a pic before I left.

    coyote2.jpg

    he's way down there. can't see him.
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  • grumpygy
    When I go out in the Morning I carry a flashlight. Now I'm not looking for Cougars or Coyotes it them Pesky stinky Skunks I have to be on the lookout for.[:D]
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  • asop
    He Dog-Don't go there anymore[:0]
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  • jimdeere
    Dang, first it?s yellow jackets, now cougars and coyotes.
    What?s next?
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  • Mobuck
    "some yahoos would shoot it just because. I hope it was okay."

    Well, I reckon I'm a "yahoo". I even say that sometimes when I "pop-a-yotie". I/we shoot them anytime(usually anywhere if the bunny cops aren't watching) "just because". Too bad I don't have a blood and guts dead coyote pic to add to my post.
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  • grumpygy
    quote:Originally posted by jimdeere
    Dang, first it?s yellow jackets, now cougars and coyotes.
    What?s next?


    We had a few light frosts so thought them Danged Yellow Jackets were gone. Got buzzed by one today. But it was just one that I can Handle.[:D]
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  • spasmcreek
    people put subdivisions in wild game territory and wonder why they get put on the food chain ??????????
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  • bobski
    urban sprawl has its rewards.
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