And why is he still alive? Or is he ?
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And why is he still alive? Or is he ?
Originally Posted by spleify
And why wouldn't he be "still alive?" Yeah...he is...and he's going stay that way pending accidental death or natural expiration. So will all the others around here.
I kinda feel the same way, I have no desire to kill any wild critters unless they need killin'. Only things I've killed in many, many years are squirrels, and only the ones trying to tear up my bird feeders. I could dig living in the sticks and having critters come to visit.
that really cool, back in East TN where we lived the deer and turkeys were all over the place...non that close but with 100 ft at times
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Really cool shot. I saved it to use as my computer background.
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Thats cool. Had a red fox that used to visit my back yard for about 6 mo till it got killed on Academy.
Very cool, thanks for sharing.
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Thats a cool pic.Did you say you took that pic in your garage?If so then that fox has a pair since half the foxes I've seen run away the moment they see me
That is a very cool photo! You should submit it to National Geographic.
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