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Place: Grosvenor Comments: buy = but If I had made that mistake in the third grade..... Karen might have won herself a Spellin Bee!
Place: between Brownwood and Coleman Comments: Sam, I wasn't there when he was trapped buy that sounds about right to me. Any news on Smokey?
Place: Coppell Comments: Smiley, Did the coyote do the Democrat dance? You know. One step forward, two steps backward and one step to the side to avoid the trap?
Place: Ratchere Comments: We use those mini-bear traps and it had chewed two of its' legs off and was still caught in the trap.
Place: Richardson Comments: OK Dale, I'll ask . . . How did you know it was a Democrat coyote?
Place: Oregun Comments: Put out more traps Dale, you need to thin the population of both.
Place: Der Grosvenor Comments: Speaking of pests, what is the difference between a coyote and a flea? One howls on the prairie and the other prowls on the hairy. Caught a Democrat coyote in my trap last night.
Place: Richardson Comments: Sam, we have coyotes here. All around our neighborhood!! So far they have killed one rabbit & one cat in our front yard! Happened over night, we found the remains next mrng. Also, in case you missed it . . . last July our cat, Tiger, was out in his backyard at 5:30am. During the summer he loves to go out before sun up & stays in the bkyd. We have a secure 8' 4" wooden fence with a security netting Don put up around the top that extends from the top of the fence inward about 18". The coyote jumped the fence, cleared the netting and attacked Tiger! We awoke at 5:30am to our tree ring stones being pushed around and strange noises. I had gotten up a bit earlier & let him out. I told Don it must be a cat fight & he jumped up opened our bedroom door & yelled for it to stop. He then said I saw something running and it wasn't a cat! We both (like idiots) run out in our yard in our PJs and don sees something trying to jump and get out. He thinks it's a dog. Don doesn't have his glasses on & I'm seeing "it" desperately jumping trying to get out but "it" doesn't have enough running run to make the leap and the netting is keeping "it" in. "It" began running around the yard and slamming into the fence. Don yelled, "Open the gate so it can get out!". Iran over & opened the gate and It ran passed me & out. It looked in the early mrng darkness to be a mid-sized German Sheppard. Then the real horror set in, where was Tiger!? We have 3-4 shrubs next to the fence and he likes to hide in them, so we pulled them back & there he was laying down panting desperately. We brought him in and he was panting so hard his tongue was hanging out and I could see several abrasions on him. Panicked we rushed him to the Emergency Room Animal place. They were able to give him oxygen & clean and his wounds. Keep in mind, my Tiger cat is 20 lbs & has all his claws. Vet said they found blood on him but it wasn't Tiger's blood!! He put up a good fight and we found about 8-9 of the big heavy stones pushed over where they must have been fighting. They were actually on the patio when Don yanked open the door. One week later the City of Richardson put out a Em regarding Coyote attacks and a photo of what to look for. Much to our surprise it looked exactly like what was in our bkyd. I always thought coyotes were mangy skinny animals. Wrong! Our neighborhood has lost several cats & dogs in the past few yrs. And no, Tiger doesn't go out before it's light and we are up. He is an indoor cat with bkyd privileges that's lucky to be alive! Because of his size & strength he was able to fight off the coyote until Don opened the door & scared it off of Tiger. Moral to this long boring story . . . I'll take the pesky squirrels any day instead of the big fence jumping coyotes!! We still laugh about the fact we were out there with very little on, barefoot & Don blind trying to get a coyote out of our bkyd!
Place: Lazy S ranch Comments: Sammy, Never tried coyote and dumplings but we have plenty of the critters and Von is a great cook. Will let you know.
Place: Coppell Comments: Sandy, get a coyote. Problem solved.
Place: Oregun Comments: They are the reason I carry a 22 when camping and hunting. When fishing I eat fish, dumplings are a given.
Place: Squirrelville Comments: I suggest you have your chef prepare squirrel and dumplings. A good time will be had by all.
Place: Oregun Comments: They are tasty, get them fattened up and BBQ them.
Place: Richardson Comments: Honestly, I think the little critters are cute and I would never kill or harm one. But they are eating me out of bird seed!! I have now bought a cute bird feeder and I put it j-u-s-t out of reach of the squirrel. He gets in the big bush but can't quiet reach it. Once he jumped for it and it threw him off!! LOl Now all he gets is the spillage on the ground from the feeder. My squirrel story. When we lived in the apts for several years Don was helping his mom in Hstn by agreeing to sell her car for her. We drove it up here and it was under the covered parking all winter. In spring he was cleaning it up getting ready to sell it. After washing it he raised the hood and there was a squirrels nest! Yes, under the hood and full of acorns. Guess he found a good winter habitat. I'm sure he was surprised when he returned to find it gone and shortly thereafter the car was sold!
Place: Panola County Comments: I still think the squirrels enjoy the ride to the park and the hike back to the house. The older gentleman that lived behind us would shoot the squirrels and Geneva and our neighbor would toss the carcass back over in his yard. We have been over run with the little critters since he passed. No longer worry about the windows, though. |
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