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Hey PETA, Screw Wildlife
On Thu, 9 Jul 2009 13:43:37 -0700 (PDT), ctlady
wrote: Apparently you chose to live on land where there has been wildlife and you expect them to just move out because you are here?? It's you who has invaded their domain. They really are not aware of property lines. You seem to appreciate looking at them from a distance. Why don't you just move back to the city and watch the animals in the zoo? Leave the wildlife alone. They were thre first. Vladimir think you are enviro-nutcake tree hugger, care more about animal and tree than human. Original poster say that area has lots of woods, etc. for shelter, living space. No need to encroach on humans, to tear apart furniture. What does that have to do with getting food and surviving? Crazy turkey, crazy deer. If human being tried to live under your deck or violate space of person planting flowers, you would be on phone in no time calling policemans. On Jul 9, 9:34=A0am, (Way Back Jack) wrote: RACCOONS: dig up the old lady's annual flower garden, shit all over the decks, and tear up the cushions on deck furniture. =A0Why? =A0On thre= e sides of this property, there are woods, farmland, ponds, and streams .... a wildlife paradise; yet they sometimes get on the roof and try to access the house. =A0Why? =A0Yes, I'll anti-freeze them and don't care who likes it. WOODCHUCKS: are even worse digging burrows near the east side property line, but at least they have an excuse with the row of mulberry trees that defines that property line. =A0Still, it's a bitch dodging the burrows on the tractor. =A0I set a record this year by killing seven of them, two of whom while they were mating on -- believe it or not -- Valentine's Day. =A0Heh. WHITETAIL: deer can be dangerous, especially in autumn. =A0One decided to live under a deck. =A0He had an injured leg. =A0He had absolutely no fear and would approach the old lady while she played in the perennial flower garden. =A0Shotgun blasts did not scare him. =A0One day while on a deck, I dropped a 10 lb. barbell plate on him. =A0He was quick enough to dodge it but he finally got the message. =A0He spent a few days down below by the pond but then disappeared. WILLIE THE WILD TURKEY: adopted us one summer. =A0He terrorized the cats, attacked his own reflection in auto bumpers, and slept on the roof, even in thunderstorms. =A0The only good thing about Willie was that he exterminated most of the cricket population. ASSORTED SMALL BIRDS: attack their reflections in windows and really create a mess. =A0This year, a robin, last year, a lady cardinal, the year before that, a song sparrow. Still, some wildlife is enjoyable. =A0Young turkey vultures are friendly and inquisitive while you work outside. =A0Their parents demonstrate a high degree of surgical skill extracting a brain from a deceased woodchuck or raccoon through the decedent's eye sockets. =A0Interesting to observe. Then there were the pheasants strutting and eating a ton of bugs but they suddenly and mysteriously disappeared 20-25 years ago. |
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