Posted by Billy NY on September 30, 2010 at 20:30:58 from (74.67.3.54):
In Reply to: Re: OT Coyotes (Rant) posted by Dave 2N on September 30, 2010 at 05:54:27:
Well that beats all, pile a crap on the seat of an A, makes you wonder what in heck and or why there LOL ?
I like to leave the critters be, but it appears these guys are out there in numbers now. I don't exactly trust their behavior and they are not supposed to be aggressive to humans, but you never know, good to be armed I suppose, nice stick or a firearm, I prefer the latter of the 2 !
I saw a really healthy gray fox the other night outside my back door, I had been cleaning up some accumulated junk for removal and was alarmed to find a small species of rat with some young, all dead, kind of reeked a little, no doubt that fox was drawn to it, I've seen them gobble up whole, dead goslings, that were just ripe, in the hot sun 2 days or so. Also found a corn or milk snake, must have been some rodents, seemed he was a bit miffed at the clean up and wanted to move on. One thing is for sure you can't let ones place accumulate too much, nice habitat for pests !
I used to work for a recycling company called C.A.R.C.O. back in '85, they had a sister plant in Vestal, about the worst job I ever had, local #669 teamsters, union was fine but the work and the plant was as bad as it gets !
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