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Lol.they sure are cute. What happened to "the rabbits are becoming a problem"lol.
The problem is I can’t hurt them or relocate. Some hunter.
Who’s the big softy…we are.
I have a baby coon that is trying to pass herself off as a cat! It’s hysterical! I call the cats and she comes too. She has just now stopped hissing at me when I offer her something. I’ll try to get a pic of her today.
I keep Willow on the stoop until I do a check. My last dog, Bear, used to catch squirrels. They waited 17 months after he passed before going in the yard again. Willows faster and has a great nose but doesn’t see them as quickly.
Looks like someone was having fun, Good looking crew!!
It was an awesome time.
Learn on a standard and you can drive anything with wheels
I'd suggest learn on a go cart how to drive, break, corner, speed, slide sideways and have fun with it....after that driving is easier to understand. There are so many distractions for a new driver driving should be all ready learned. Now its time to learn how to drive in traffic and that's a whole new ball game.... If you're still learning how to maneuver a car and you add traffic, road signs, pedestrian's, stop lights, advertising signs, road work....& a clutch???? ........lol.... Just one addon is enough to boggle most new drivers try to learn all that in say LA/ NY/ DC or any high volume traffic city.........
Taught my son in the parking lots of our supper centres over COVID. Had the place to ourselves most days.
I used trees, fences, big rocks, tractors, anything that would stop a moving gokart lol.Did we even add breaks?
Ya times have changed...we used to have Go cart tracks around and my neighbor had 3 us kids went wild on in our back lane in the summers. Lawnmower engine carts not all that fast but fun fun fun and driving came naturally after that.Taught my son in the parking lots of our supper centres over COVID. Had the place to ourselves most days.
Go carts won’t let you do that here. They kick you out. Home made carts haven’t been built since I was a kid.
Did we even add breaks?
Still have my old lawnmower engine in the garage. Saved it for son and his buddies. That was 6 years ago or more. Kids don’t want them anymore. We would have fought for them. In the 70’s.
That’s why no one asks to borrow my truck!
Car buddy of mine had an '83 Fox Convertible with the 302.
Yessir. Four speed transmission in it. I'm gonna teach the ol lady how to drive stick in it. Tried to teach her in the WRX but the clutch in that thing is like a 13 speed Mac truck.
It's very interesting there are so many strains from Oaxaca. My wife is Oaxacan and indigenous, she knows their language, Mexican, and English very well.
Dang you have a nice spot there Dave
Is that a deer to the right of your plant across the pond?
When my grandson was 2, he had a t-shirt that said, "It's a good thing I'm cute." I guess the same can be said for cottontails.
Think thats a tractor tucked back in there, the deer dont come around much during the day cause of the dogs
Ahh, it kinda looked like a deer in there lol.
I am highly amused by red squirrels, but they are insane, ninja-like rodents who will eventually wreak havoc and destruction if you tolerate them and they get the idea you're a pushover.The problem is I can’t hurt them or relocate. Some hunter.
Now squirrels…different story.
That's a gray squirrel. I'm talking about this menace:Hopefully Waldo is a Wendy and looks like that healthy bush center of picture from across the pond.
I could stare at that forever~!
NICE!!!
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I am hardly a pushover~!
I need all the friends [ furry or not] I can get~!
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damn.. those little bastards are metal as fuck lolThat's a gray squirrel. I'm talking about this menace:
The American Red Squirrel Is Small, Territorial and Aggressive
Red squirrels have a big attitude, which might have to due with their small size. They have to act big. And they do so with noisy and aggressive behavior.
I can tell the guy who wrote the article is familiar with these beasts, using terms like "aggressive" and "murderous."
Ive seen this before, and its one of the best squirrel related videos ive seen. The dude went crazy building that course for the squirrels lol.
It cracked me up when some squirrel nicknamed fat something turns out to be a pregnant mommy lol
I have 3-4 red squirrels also, but they don't play well with me, the grays or anyone.That's a gray squirrel. I'm talking about this menace:
The American Red Squirrel Is Small, Territorial and Aggressive
Red squirrels have a big attitude, which might have to due with their small size. They have to act big. And they do so with noisy and aggressive behavior.
I can tell the guy who wrote the article is familiar with these beasts, using terms like "aggressive" and "murderous."
I think you meant mental~!
Willow just met a new red today. Cheeky bugger. He miss judged how quick she was but got saved by the split rail fence.
