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Look at all of those adorable cats, I've always loved ginger\orange kittens and cats my first cat who this one. His name was Oliver like Oliver from Disney's movie Oliver and Company. He ran off sometime after i got him.
Better hope they don't smell a Skunk-Ape. They're be off to the races. Or are those them there 'special' collars?
The two up in arms were litter mates. True ddr German shepards. Long hair drama queens. Tge moose is shepard husky mix. American German shepard and husky. She will wear the two flat out the go after me.
All three are beautiful dogs.
Let me know if you need me to swing by with my airguns to take care of anything.My pet squirrel Peanut just chased off another squirrel, displaying amazing speed and agility while running across the top of the wall of the dilapidated pole barn out back. I kinda yelled at her to get her attention and she stopped and stared at me as if I pissed her off for interfering with her pursuit. Then she ran down the fallen fascia board and across the yard to my patio and stood by my feet and looked up at me with her arms reaching up at me, begging me for a peanut. By far the cutest and funniest thing I've ever seen in the animal world. I wish I had been recording it. I gave her a couple peanuts and she sat at the edge of the patio and ate them, then came back and begged for a couple more, that she carried off with her this time. The male Cardinal that is almost always in the area flew in and snatched a couple too after chirping at me from his tree. I need to start taking my phone with me. It's like the "Mild Kingdom" out back of my place, and it has become pretty darned entertaining
At this point, I don't think I could be happy here without my frequent visitors out back. It breaks up the boredome of being alone all the time. I can't have pets here, but the animals outside cheer me up enough to make up for itLet me know if you need me to swing by with my airguns to take care of anything.
Me and the taxidermist can help you bring your outdoor friends, indoors!At this point, I don't think I could be happy here without my frequent visitors out back. It breaks up the boredome of being alone all the time. I can't have pets here, but the animals outside cheer me up enough to make up for it
Could even add @Doom! to the friend list!Me and the taxidermist can help you bring your outdoor friends, indoors!
I always thought animal heads on the wall and stuffed animal displays were pretty creepy. You just made it worse
Even as a [former] hunter, I never cared for taxidermy stuff. However, I do like skull mounts.I always thought animal heads on the wall and stuffed animal displays were pretty creepy. You just made it worse
Yeah, I think skulls are really cool. I'd love to have a longhorn steer skull. I have seen a couple stuffed foxes that were placed in a scene that was super cool. They looked like they were circling each other and getting ready to scrap. One was on top of an arched log lifted up off the ground a bit. Both had their teeth bared, and tails all curled around them. I kinda wanted to buy it, because I had the perfect spot for the display, but it was about $2500, and I didn't want to have buyers remorse afterwards, which I was pretty sure I would. It was just such a cool scene. But that is the only time I ever considered having any kind of stuffed animal in my home. My buddy hunted deer, and was a record holder here with one he had mounted on his living room wall, along with about 6 others. It was cool, but just not my thing.
Oh they are there, they are just quietly stalking you and biding their time.
Nah, I've been the one stalking them while they sleep during the day.Oh they are there, they are just quietly stalking you and biding their time.
