Yes, Maam - Da Judge,
You rule! I'm duly quakin' in my here boots before you, and will fork over any 'chids you lay claim to if you jus'in keep yer shotgun pointed in the 'tother direction.
McGroveling
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Beautiful yard Cin
If you are a cat lover should of been at the place on the river we moved from , the Danes were having a fit I walked out the front door and there was a big mountain lion pacing back and forth , not far away on the other side of a fence . Prior the seeing it something was getting the geese and ducks from the pond , also had a pony foal raked on each side of the withers deep gashes , later on it was stalking a new born calf , I shot over it's head would of aimed lower but the cow was milling around protecting the calf .. Other things we had there copperheads , timber rattlers , bear , elk . and others . Gin
Yes, Maam - Da Judge,
You rule! I'm duly quakin' in my here boots before you, and will fork over any 'chids you lay claim to if you jus'in keep yer shotgun pointed in the 'tother direction.
McGroveling
Gotta let them know who is boss, Gin. Good for you firing the warning shots at that nasty rake for killing all of the birds and wounding the youngsters. I would have aimed lower too if not endangering the animals. We had a bob cat that wandered around the neighborhood at our other house it was a beauty and never bothered anyone except the nesting herons on once in a while. The wild pigs did more damage to the gardens and golf courses.
Cin
Well, here the bobcats are protected. After all, they are basically just survivors hanging on to the edge of suburbia. Although people quite frequently shoot the rattlers. I figure it's easier to call the firemen, as they have some special long handled tools they use to catch the snakes, and a gunshot could richot all over the place and hurt someone. (besides, it seems a little bit of overkill to pull out a 9mm just to kill a rattlesnake)
Lovely garden you have there, Cin! So lush and pretty!
Cheers. Hoa.
Conservation said we did not have mountain lions , until one was found dead .. hit by a car . They are protected unless they are killing livestock .
A state park was across the river , they said we did not have elk .. Ha!saw one on a gravel bar getting a drink .. found out later they brought them in ..
My husband put out grain for the wild turkeys in the winter there were 70 or more of them that waited for it .. we did not hunt them .
Hated to move but it was to much work for husband to keep up with . Gin
And here I am concerned that the vicious, greedy, orchid eating squirrel will not be kept at bay by my pack of orchid guardians: 2 large dogs and 3 'killer' kitties.
I HATE squirrels. They are just rats with better P.R. and costumes.
Cin
Beautiful yard, Cin!!!
How can you hate squirrels?? I love watching the 20 or so here play in my yard, they're like american monkeys... LOL
Also had to add to the comment on the rubber tree, mine is huge & drops BIG leaves, but I still love it
Yellow trumpet tree is gorgeous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Mine are doing great Thanks!
Valerie