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So I have to ask a hard question. How much gas did you burn driving the coon out to where you released it? A .22 shell, though hard to find is still under a dollar.
I counted 12 dead raccoons, 2 dead deer, and 1 dead vulcher on the road this morning in central Texas. That tells me it is either mating season or possible 1-2 seismic activity from the finger of the San Andreus Fault down I-35.
This "field lab" is your typical manmade eyesore littering beautiful desert scenery. This eyesore can be seen for miles which makes it even more tragic. Take this eyesore down and go back to NY and leave nothing but footprints
This "field lab" is your typical manmade eyesore littering beautiful desert scenery. This eyesore can be seen for miles which makes it even more tragic. Take this eyesore down and go back to NY and leave nothing but footprints
Mean looking critter that...!
ReplyDeleteFor a ooon a 20 mile radius is like next door when a chicken dinner is at hand.
ReplyDeleteSo I have to ask a hard question. How much gas did you burn driving the coon out to where you released it? A .22 shell, though hard to find is still under a dollar.
ReplyDeleteI could go for years and never hear this much talk about racoons.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.myfoxny.com/story/26811862/man-eating-raccoons
NJ man accused of eating raccoons
El Bandito - The Masked Chicken Eater - you better not find your way back to John Well's chickens! This is your last chance!
ReplyDeleteLong ride — as to the Promised Land?
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ReplyDeleteI counted 12 dead raccoons, 2 dead deer, and 1 dead vulcher on the road this morning in central Texas. That tells me it is either mating season or possible 1-2 seismic activity from the finger of the San Andreus Fault down I-35.
ReplyDeleteThis "field lab" is your typical manmade eyesore littering beautiful desert scenery. This eyesore can be seen for miles which makes it even more tragic. Take this eyesore down and go back to NY and leave nothing but footprints
ReplyDeleteThis "field lab" is your typical manmade eyesore littering beautiful desert scenery. This eyesore can be seen for miles which makes it even more tragic. Take this eyesore down and go back to NY and leave nothing but footprints
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