Whatever

I've had my truck 21 months today. I've got 43K on it. Do you only drive your truck on Sunday's ?

 

Only 30k of those miles are mine

I work close to home and just sold my 2 motorcycles and beater.

 

From everything that I read and saw. What most likely happened is someone just wanted the antlers. Very not kool

 

That’s what I was thinking. Pathetic. The taxidermist should decline the mount.

“oh I found this while hiking the body was infested already”

 

True but it's pretty easy to do that European Mount at home or use the antlers as a tool to call in more deer.

 

Yo, yo !

 

“You can judge a man's true character by the way he treats his fellow animals.” - Paul McCartney

 

If the lenses of the KC G4 Amber Aren’t amber , can I use a duel color bulb? I like that idea

 

Not sure. I'd ask in that thread or ask Memario1234

 

Morning

 

Awe shit, Happy Birthday @Empty_Lord!

 

Why thank ya sir

 

And good night

 

Happy birthday @Empty_Lord !!

 

Good morning folks. I plan on making some Breyer's chocolate for @SweetT and then rolling out of here. Have a great day!

Happy Birthday @Empty_Lord !

 

Have a good day up there

 

Hmm...I've never shot one, and yes, I've seen plenty.
That despite my suspicions that a coyote took one of our cats a few years ago.
Here you can shoot them on sight, and I know guys who do just that.
There's a reason that PA puts no restrictions on shooting them.

BTW, eastern coyotes are bigger and much less vocal.
For a time in my youth, I lived in Laramie, WY.

I stopped deer hunting some years ago.
That was the subject of one episode of Story Time With Gritto.
Dragging that last buck out of the woods darn near killed me.

Anyway, I've seen it all:
Carcasses left laying there with just the head taken...
Does that were shot mistakenly (how the fuck do you do that?) during buck season, and likewise left there.
Bad shots taken (unethically), resulting in a gut shot deer that was not recovered and died slowly.

Story Time With Gritto.

I shoot groundhogs legally (Hell, there is no closed season, so it's hard to shoot 'em illegally).
That is one critter I leave lay.
They have fleas and I'm staying clear.
Some of you may be aware that Yersinia Pestis (Plague) is endemic in large populations of ground dwelling rodents like marmots, prairie dogs, etc.
It requires a large enough population (such as in Prairie Dog towns) to maintain the chain of transmission.
Much more of a concern out West, but nevertheless...

I once shot a groundhog that I'm fairly sure was rabid.
It was wandering around drunkenly in the midday sun on a hot July day.
Healthy groundhogs simply don't do that.
They overheat easily.
To illustrate the point, I once caught one in a live trap in my garden.
Between the early morning when I baited the trap and when I checked at noon, one got in there.
It was dead by the time I checked.

Where was I?
Oh yeah, I've also shot squirrels illegally.
Some years the little fuckers have left hardly any apples for me and Mrs Gritto.

@FishnTx



Ah, the Joys of Country Living.

 

Good morning all