Woody, was something else, he used to fight off any others that came around, heard them under the porch, he was missing a finger and that's how I could tell it was him all those years. He would roam the hillside, and he stayed in other dens sometimes, and believe it or not brought the wife and kids up here, right up to where you see him on the front step, they did not like me when I offered food, left and never saw either of those again, but woody always came around. He sure was different.
Excellent climbers, some are not aware of that, he could climb anywhere in this tree, I had to climb up and get some photos.
I've been fair about it, but I know the population is heavy, so I have to be aware. Finally got a roll of fence for the lower garden, but I will skirt it with something just in case, as long as the adjacent field is cut, they will not stay in the open long to dig under it, they are very cautious when on the move and in the open, any obstacle they will go around, but once close to a building or any cover, forget it, they start mining and I just spotted this one new tunnel, fortunately I caught this one, still no sign of the young one, once I know its clear, I'll block off the tunnel but good. She would have loosened a shallow post holding up a roof, can't have that, was prepared to shoot, but the trap worked out and was relatively humane, I rushed to get her leg out. With me, you either kill it humanely or not, I hate wounding with a passion, its mean and uncalled for.
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