Can’t stand when the neighbors let their pets wander all over the place with no leash or outside of a fence. Have some respect people.
Rude neighbors
- Thread starter NDSpeed
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If my neighbor left that pet onto my property they'd probably call the ASPCA on me for tossing a saddle on it and taking a ride.
I've got similar problems. Very inconsiderate.
Same in the Willamette Valley. The deer like to lay down up against the back of my house to get out of the rain. I'd love to break out the 5.56 just once.
One of the local dogs continues to crap on my walkway, it doesn't trip my motion camera so I have not been able to find out which one it is. I'm not one to kill someones dog, but this has gone on way to long. The poop issue has been mentioned many times on the neighborhood community board, yet some say "it's just poop", well it's not my poop and it is always where I step out of my truck or on my path into my house.
Rant over
Rant over
JLLJ
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Ha ha! Unfortunately the wife thinks they are to cute. I only tolerate the turkeys since I figure they are eating the ticks from the deer.
I thought this was a legitimate thread about rude neighbors and I was ready to go on a crazy tangent about mine, I guess not
OP
Are those wild horses?
The only wolf horses I’ve seen are in Nags Head NC and Ft Polk LA.
both places they eat sea oats as a main portion of their diets. So to me wild horses always looked bloated
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JLLJ
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I have the same problem with my wife, there's a group of 5-6 deer that hang out at our place and she doesn't like the idea of thinning the herd.
They are defined as wild and are protected. Supposedly, their lineage goes back to horses the Spanish brought with them hundreds of years ago. Some people feed them so they are not all that wild but the stallions will mess with you if you get too close sometimes.
There are 10s of thousands of wild horses living across the western US.
I have the same thing going on here. Temptation is hard not to thin the herd. It's even harder when they cross in front of my target you can see in the background on the bales of straw where I practice with my crossbow.
OP
Ma Moose and two calfs. It just doesn’t get old.
Thatguy
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20ft from the house. Ferocious beasts they is
The deer did that one hunting seasons in the old mans garden south of Olympia Washington one fall and he was a little late getting back to work after lunch.