What has yellow eyes in dark

[darkstar]

Deer ?
I just cant remember but was surronded my yellow eyed animals last night .
It was hard to see the animal itself but they all had yellow eyes.
If i shined one it would freeze liike a deer while i approached it.

[squisher]

Sounds to me like you were surrounded by a pack of cougars, the yellow eyed ones are the worse. You're lucky to be here typing that.:D

[stehansen]

I was just looking it up and it sounds like quite a few animals who have good night vision have yellow eyes.

[Old Monkey]

Chupacabre.

[Newfie]

Old monkeys.

[squisher]

Could've been some of these. :D

[Paul B]

The Grinch?
http://www.alexross.com/83202.jpg

[fishhuntcutwood]

On the ground or in trees? On the ground, could've been rabbits, in trees, probably coons. They'll both freeze fairly well when shined. Where they all around you, like you were being surrounded? Could've been deer. And was the "yellow" truely yellow or just the reflection of the retinas? I mean, if you could see the color yellow, and weren't seeing the reflection, you probably would've been able to see the animal itself.

[brendonv]

Chupacabre.


I agree with Darin, they are really out there. It even said it on the History Channel.













:O

[rfwoodvt]

Deer Eyes shine greenish white

[darkstar]

I thought deer eyes shine greenish dark.
There were two of them best i could tell and no i could not see there actual eye , it was just the reflection.
They seemed about 3 or 4 feet tall .
Anyhow we found a absolutly giant cyote out here not long ago.
I live on the edge of printice cooper wild life managment and since ive been here Wow its been awesome.
Anyhow there were two of these animals what ever they were as best i could tell and like i said they made alot of noise, like a deer, when moving.
I was glad i had my 9 mill

Oh yes deffinatly on ground, it could have been coons.

[Jonseredbred]

Sounds like your mother in law was sneaking around outside your house.

[Paul B]

I'm still thinking Grinch. :D
http://drbdietisafraud.files.wordpress.com/2007/09/grinch.jpg

[Treeslayer]

Deer Eyes shine greenish white

they shine red in my bushnell 3x9, thanks to the headlights.:evil4:

I think it was Yetis. if they were low, close to the ground, they were crawling up on your ass.:\:

Here's why I hunt at night.

[Treeslayer]

deer really piss me off. :what:

[Treeslayer]

drug addict prairie dogs and drunken squirrels ain't much better.:O

[pantheraba]

Sounds to me like you were surrounded by a pack of cougars, the yellow eyed ones are the worse. You're lucky to be here typing that.:D

I agree...most likely cougars...why didn't you just turn off the light and see what happened?

[CurSedVoyce]

I am definitely leaning toward the Grinch variety...
Then again the geese and goats sorta shined like that the other night .. NAAWWWWW The GRINCH! Definitely:/:

[Hobby Climber]

First thing with yellow eyes that comes to mind is a Great Horned Owl.

...Or one of the other two below, ;) :

[darkstar]

THEY WERE 3 feet taLL I THINK.
Do cyotes have yelloe eys when shined om?

[darkstar]

Carl where r u ?
U mad at me or no time for my pita post.

[sotc]

coyotes were the first thing that came to my mind

[darkstar]

Yeah me to .
They seemd about that size and we found the giant cyote in the road the other day.
Ive seen alot of cyotes round here but this one was so huge it freaked me out .
Looked like 50 pounder.

[Cobleskill]

The coyotes get scary big around here too. Bigger than the largest German Shepherds. If you see 'yotes in the day it is usually the small younger ones.

[Treeslayer]

coyotes are making a comeback in the Washington DC area. especially Northern VA
We've seen em all over, freaks the yuppies out big time at night.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/04/11/AR2006041101256_2.html

[woodworkingboy]

Coyotes are all over Los Angeles now. They've started calling them urban coyotes....like they live in the cheap hotels or something. Very commonly seen at night.

[squisher]

The coyotes get scary big around here too. Bigger than the largest German Shepherds. If you see 'yotes in the day it is usually the small younger ones.

A 100pd+ coyote? That would be a scary beast.

[Burnham]

No coyote ever walked the earth that was 50 lbs., let alone 100.

25 lbs. is more about like it for a good, solid sized one. 35 is a huge one.

Nor was any coyote's eye three feet off the ground, either.

[Jonseredbred]

Maybe he is talking about Coydogs.

Years ago on the farm our German Sheperds were running at nite and breeding the female Coyotes.

Many a 35 or 40lb. coydog was shot that had perfect GSD markings.:O

[JamesTX]

My son says that when a Jedi goes to the dark side of the Force and become a Sith, his eyes turn yellow.

I'll have to take his word for it.

[Burnham]

Maybe he is talking about Coydogs.

Years ago on the farm our German Sheperds were running at nite and breeding the female Coyotes.

Many a 35 or 40lb. coydog was shot that had perfect GSD markings.:O

Crosses are sure possible.

[darkstar]

Shoot yall aint no help.
The coyote in the street was likely 35 pounds, it was bigger than my blue healer.
These two what ever they are were here again , you can here umm in the woods walking around , sounds like a person or a deer, but i still cant lay my eyes on one.Frome the back of my house to the next nearest paved road is 20 miles at least ite the printice cooper,http://www.state.tn.us/agriculture/forestry/stateforest07.html
What 23,000 acres or what ever.
Anyhow not big at all compared to out west but for eastern tennessee if there is any wildlife left this is where it is.
Across the street from my home is another 11,000 acre water shed.
supposedly there are rattle snakes in the canton over 7 feet long but i havent seen any.
All i ever see are deer and turkey.
I cant wait to find out whats taken up here , when i get some time i should be able to go up and find there prints.
Thats kinda hard to do now because of all the leaves.
Oh well ill ask one of the rangers.

Coyotes belong to the family Canidae (dog family) along with other dog-like mammals such as the red fox, gray fox and wolf. The coyote looks like a medium-sized dog, but its nose is more pointed and its tail is bushier than most dogs. A coyote holds its tail down between the hind legs when running. Their fur is typically gray to yellow-gray with guard hairs tipped in black. The fur often has a tinge of red behind the ears and around the face, but fur color varies among individuals. Coyotes are 23 to 26 inches high and three to four and a half feet long. They typically weigh 20 to 40 pounds but sometimes weigh up to 55 pounds. Because of their long fur, coyotes are often mistaken as being much larger than they actually are. Illinois coyotes are usually larger than those from the western United States. A coyote's eyes are a striking yellow with large dark pupils, instead of brown, like most dogs. Their eyeshine is greenish gold. The nocturnal yaps and howls of coyotes may be their most distinguishing characteristic.

Their eyeshine is greenish gold

Dang we got some freaking big ones here i hope they dont kill my dog.

[JamesTX]

Shoot yall aint no help.

If you're going to ignore all the plausible explanations like Mothers-in-Law, Chupacabra, Jedis, Grinchs, and Jackalopes and focus on coyotes, then we can't help.

[MasterBlaster]

Thanks for the copy/paste.

[JamesTX]

Dang we got some freaking big ones here i hope they dont kill my dog.

Trap 'em. The rancher out by my place uses a noose snare. Find a hole in a fenceline where they are coming through and put the snare right there.

Seems to work pretty well.

[pantheraba]

If you're going to ignore all the plausible explanations like Mothers-in-Law, Chupacabra, Jedis, Grinchs, and Jackalopes and focus on coyotes, then we can't help.

:lol: Ain't that the truth!!! We try and he just ignores us...bah!!

I still think it is THIS kind of coyote (not those grungy furry ones)

[OTGBOSTON]

Crosses are sure possible.


In the article treeslayer attached they mentioned the eastern coyotes as being bred with wolves.

from wikipedia:

Coyotes will sometimes mate with domestic dogs, usually in areas like Texas and Oklahoma where the coyotes are plentiful and the breeding season is extended because of the warm weather. The resulting hybrids called coydogs maintain the coyote's predatory nature, along with the dog's lack of timidity toward humans, making them a more serious threat to livestock than pure blooded animals. This cross breeding has the added effect of confusing the breeding cycle. Coyotes usually breed only once a year, while coydogs will breed year-round, producing many more pups than a wild coyote. Differences in the ears and tail are generally what can be used to distinguish coydogs from domestic/feral dogs or pure coyotes.[21]

Coyotes have also been known on occasion to mate with wolves though this is less common as with dogs due to the wolf's hostility to the coyote. The offspring, known as a coywolf, is generally intermediate in size to both parents, being larger than a pure coyote, but smaller than a pure wolf. A study showed that of 100 coyotes collected in Maine, 22 had half or more wolf ancestry, and one was 89 percent wolf. A theory has been proposed that the large eastern coyotes in Canada are actually hybrids of the smaller western coyotes and wolves that met and mated decades ago as the coyotes moved toward New England from their earlier western ranges.[17] The Red Wolf is thought by certain scientists to be in fact a wolf/coyote hybrid rather than a unique species. Strong evidence for hybridization was found through genetic testing which showed that red wolves have only 5% of their alleles unique from either grey wolves or coyotes. Genetic distance calculations have indicated that red wolves are intermediate between coyotes and grey wolves, and that they bear great similarity to wolf/coyote hybrids in southern Quebec and Minnesota. Analyses of mitochondrial DNA showed that existing Red Wolf populations are predominantly coyote in origin

we have 'em in Boston, and I mean in Downtown :O

[stig]

Trap 'em. The rancher out by my place uses a noose snare. Find a hole in a fenceline where they are coming through and put the snare right there.

Seems to work pretty well.

Makes for a long drawn out hurtful death. How would you like to go that way, yourself?

[Che]

Many around here. They may be less than 50 pounds but they know math. Put two together and they know they can take on a 100 pound dog.

[Treeslayer]

:lol: Ain't that the truth!!! We try and he just ignores us...bah!!

I still think it is THIS kind of coyote (not those grungy furry ones)

Way too big. He said about 3' tall.

one of these.

[JamesTX]

Makes for a long drawn out hurtful death. How would you like to go that way, yourself?

Not too painful. They'd pass out fairly quickly as the noose tightens up.

I can't think of any way I'd want to go, but a lot of people go this way and find it arousing - look up Michael Hutchence of INXS.

[stig]

My imagination doesn't quite reach to picturing a coyote beating off, while hanging from a noose:D

[Treeslayer]

but a lot of people go this way and find it arousing - look up Michael Hutchence of INXS.

but none of em INTEND to die. the idea is to to temporarily starve the brain of oxygen.

nothing arousing about death. :what: for normal people, anyway. plenty of weirdness in this world now, though.

[JamesTX]

My imagination doesn't quite reach to picturing a coyote beating off, while hanging from a noose:D

It's still probably better than the alternative, which an arsenic laced shotgun shell to the face.

[Treeslayer]

or worse, to the ass, only to die a week later of gangrene.

[Burnham]

Unfortunately the snare as often catches a leg or around the waistline rather than the neck, and if on the neck it does not kill, it holds. It's a horrible way to die.

[sotc]

a trap is not set to be left, it should be checked every day or 2. suffering animals should be dispatched quickly and humanely. ive seen video of a coyote eating a deer alive. nature is brutal, i dont worry much about coyotes suffering

[JamesTX]

Unfortunately the snare as often catches a leg or around the waistline rather than the neck, and if on the neck it does not kill, it holds. It's a horrible way to die.

The rancher makes the rounds. He knows if he's caught something and takes the appropriate steps.

[stig]

a trap is not set to be left, it should be checked every day or 2. suffering animals should be dispatched quickly and humanely. ive seen video of a coyote eating a deer alive. nature is brutal, i dont worry much about coyotes suffering

In my opinion,the "quickly and humanely" part ended the moment the snare was set.

[Burnham]

The rancher makes the rounds. He knows if he's caught something and takes the appropriate steps.

That's not what happened to that 'yote I saw a few years back, wire snare around the waist, cut nearly to the backbone by her struggles... long dead, but not by appropriate steps and it sure wasn't humane.

I don't mind killing for a logical reason, but I can't abide cruelty.

[MasterBlaster]

It's still probably better than the alternative, which an arsenic laced shotgun shell to the face.

Why is arsenic used, and how does it get in there? Don't the shells kill them dead enough?

[JamesTX]

Why is arsenic used, and how does it get in there? Don't the shells kill them dead enough?

It's set as a booby trap - a can containing the poisoned shell is set into the ground and some bait palced on top. When the coyote tries to get the bait, the shell goes off and send the poison into the coyote. It's a more sure kill than a shell alone.

Not sure of the mechanics of getting poison into a shell.

I don't like it because I have kids and pets. I'd hate for them to stumble across a forgoten trap and get killed.

[sotc]

That's not what happened to that 'yote I saw a few years back, wire snare around the waist, cut nearly to the backbone by her struggles... long dead, but not by appropriate steps and it sure wasn't humane.

I don't mind killing for a logical reason, but I can't abide cruelty.

this would be illegal

[darkstar]

You tree guys take a thread and just run wild, heck the coyote's i seen was proablly you bunch of wood hounds after my new 1890.
Better, keep away ,we are well armed .
Now i know; Tree climbers eyes turn yellow after dark.

seriously though whatever they are they do one thing... they make alot of noise when moving about but then all the leaves are crunchy even a chipmunk makes alot of noise this time of year

Haha

[sotc]

ok it was a wolf but any way heres the story. pics suck but thats a good thing as its gory
http://wolfcrossing.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2007/02/Wolf%20eats%20on%20alive%20doe.doc

[darkstar]

My PC list that file as corrupt.

[sotc]

i didnt have any trouble.......yet

[blackoak]

No coyote ever walked the earth that was 50 lbs., let alone 100.

25 lbs. is more about like it for a good, solid sized one. 35 is a huge one.

Nor was any coyote's eye three feet off the ground, either.
Been trapping yotes for 30 years and I do hate to disagree with you Burnham as this being my first post on the Tree House Site, but here in Indiana most yotes average around 40 to 50 lbs. I have caught some old alfa males that were pushing 65 lbs. Western coyotes are smaller than the Eastern coyotes, but the Western ones are much prettier. I do agree with you on the 3 feet off the ground part.

[MasterBlaster]

Welcome to the TreeHouse! :beer:

[Skwerl]

Welcome blackoak. :)
You must have some big boots and bigger cahones challenging Burnham on your initial post. That's cool, we don't like wimps around here. :lol:

[CurSedVoyce]

Welcome Black oak
:)

[blackoak]

It's set as a booby trap - a can containing the poisoned shell is set into the ground and some bait palced on top. When the coyote tries to get the bait, the shell goes off and send the poison into the coyote. It's a more sure kill than a shell alone.

Not sure of the mechanics of getting poison into a shell.

I don't like it because I have kids and pets. I'd hate for them to stumble across a forgoten trap and get killed.

This process has been outlawed in all 50 states because of non target critters geting lased.

[blackoak]

Welcome blackoak. :)
You must have some big boots and bigger cahones challenging Burnham on your initial post. That's cool, we don't like wimps around here. :lol:
I have lurked awhile and that's why I said hate to disagree.:) I doubt that will happen much. I always pay attention to Burnhams post.

[CurSedVoyce]

Good resolve ;)

[darkstar]

The one laying in the street by my house was easily 35 pounds.
I would have said 50 pounds , its huge, got to be a coy dog, but all the critics , would have jumped on me immediatly and said i was full of shit.
Im used to that and its mostly true ,:D
Theze beast around my parts are bigger than normal.
Now i was at the utilitarian church of god this summer and saw a coy that was maybe 2.5 feet tall mangy and all couldnt have weighed more than 30 pound.
That was in the middle of the tiny tiny city of chattanooga.

I think there are alot more old school animals here than anywhere else , youd just have to see it on a map .
I encounterd a cat last year that scared my butt .
It was big.

Here ill get a map of the area .
There is a pretty big area of wilderness here , at least for the S.eastern US:|:

[blackoak]

Welcome to the TreeHouse! :beer:
Thanks Blaster, nice little bunch of chainsaw heathens you have rounded up here.8)

[CurSedVoyce]

I still say it was the Grinch. Hey the time of year and all.. ;)

[darkstar]

http://www.cs.utk.edu/~dunigan/mtnbike/pcooper.html

This has links enough if you are interested

[darkstar]

http://www.cs.utk.edu/~dunigan/mtnbike/pcoo3d.gif
This one shows the wild part , it dont make no sense unless u know the area

[JamesTX]

This process has been outlawed in all 50 states because of non target critters geting lased.

Then why are they fighting it?

http://www.predatordefense.org/m44s.htm

edit: ahh - I said arsenic. maybe I mean tcyanide.

[blackoak]

I still say it was the Grinch. Hey the time of year and all.. ;)
Whats a Grinch weigh??? Not to be confused with a hen weigh.:lol:

[darkstar]

This is it, our house is just left of the left creek in center , all of PC is also west mostly.
So most anything has alot of woods to hide in , including me...:roll:
Its a big reserve area for the eastern us.Some Gov and alot private
Not big atll compared to alot of places though.
I think i saw Big foot a min ago:O

[Paul B]

dunno but they sure look intimidating!
http://blog.columbusalive.com/Sensory/grinch.jpg

[darkstar]

Do grinches come in pairs ?
Cause if they do than i got grenches.

[darkstar]

This is the area just west where its as wild as it gets around here .
Our place is right upper hand cornor or there abouts .
Damn big grinches lots of caves.
Its the bend in the river that contains it, you guys can see that huh?

[CurSedVoyce]

Naww I think they loners for the lost part.... save for the dog/reindeer/apprentice/..........:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

[darkstar]

Killer i got you guys a good pic of the area.
You can see my place.
And you can see the PC.
With cumberland trail and all.
Maybe this was better for a new thread :|:
Everyanimal is more or less trapped by then giant bend in the river, which you can see.
The can come off the ridge but mostly only on my side .
That is where they can hide and feed./
From where u see darkstar yellow pin i can be at the very front of the pic above the T river ina about 20 mins.
I can walk it in 1.5 hours hauling ass.

[CurSedVoyce]

Just for measure... this is across the street .. google does not have our side :(
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[CurSedVoyce]

And this is across the other street (corner lot)
And the deer are everywhere. But I truly think the grinches are closer to the wine cellar up the hill form the previous pic ;)
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[Paul B]

seriously, its Christmas season, it has to be Grinches. I have no doubt in my mind.

[CurSedVoyce]

I'm totally with Paul on this one :D

[Newfie]

I really think it is too far south. The grinch range doesn't extend that far south, unless dark lives in Whoville.

[Burnham]

Been trapping yotes for 30 years and I do hate to disagree with you Burnham as this being my first post on the Tree House Site, but here in Indiana most yotes average around 40 to 50 lbs. I have caught some old alfa males that were pushing 65 lbs. Western coyotes are smaller than the Eastern coyotes, but the Western ones are much prettier. I do agree with you on the 3 feet off the ground part.

No sweat Blackoak. Speak your mind, especially when you have pertinent experience.:)

I'm wondering about the possibility of dog crosses in your area though, perhaps accounting for the sizes you see. Few, if any, reputable naturalists or wildlife biologists whose writings I'm familiar with would agree with you, not to say I doubt your word.

Welcome to the THouse, btw!

[MasterBlaster]

Thanks Blaster, nice little bunch of chainsaw heathens you have rounded up here.8)

I tried to keep em out but they got in here anyway!

[Treeslayer]

I really think it is too far south. The grinch range doesn't extend that far south, unless dark lives in Whoville.

Nah, he came down the river, grinches are aquatic creatures, thanks to evolution.

[CurSedVoyce]

Nah, he came down the river, grinches are aquatic creatures, thanks to evolution.

Ok now that is just fun and funny. The boys here have to see that pic :lol::lol::D

[Treeslayer]

they have taken to the water quite well, and can cover a lot of territory.

[Treeslayer]

there's also a dumber breed, but this one has the secret service drive him around.

[Brimmstone]

I used to run the mountains in PA when I was younger. Yellow eyes that high off the ground are a cougar no doubt in my mind. I have been approached a few times over the years and was able to scare them away. The last one took me firing at it before it would leave. I was shaking so bad I missed it by five feet but it was enough to get it to leave. I hauled ass out of the woods after that. A farmer about a mile from where I saw it put a bullet into it's head a week later when it came after his grandkid. I always walk armed at night just to be safe. I carry a 45 with hollow-points filled with a cocktail in the recess capped with wax. I was told by the chemist who made it that it would kill damn near anything smaller than a bear in seconds. I have thankfully never needed to use it.

[Brimmstone]

heres a pic

[darkstar]

OMG ,,,do thay ever travel in pairs?
I was confronted with one of those in Colarodo...
I know they are here as well but just so seldom seen

[Hobby Climber]

Hey, I saw a mountain lion in Ontario while moose hunting about 10-12 years ago. We (4 of us) reported the sitting to the M.N.R. and they looked at us as if we saw a UFO!:what:

BTW, it was seen 60kms north of the town of Atikoken Ontario. It appeared to be a young cat & we guessed it to weigh about 45lbs.



HC

[MasterBlaster]

I'll pass...

[Paul B]

http://www.topishot.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/03/grinch.jpg

[Brimmstone]

OMG ,,,do thay ever travel in pairs?
I was confronted with one of those in Colarodo...
I know they are here as well but just so seldom seen


Yes they are known to travel in pairs usually a male and female. I know an animal biologist who told me that he has seen pairs that were the same sex traveling together but it is rare. Normally it will be a male and a female. Right now there is an issue down by me as a cougar has been seen within 50 miles of where I live. They are well known to cover distances that large in the hunt for food. I will not let my wife go outside at night without either me or a gun. My dogs are sleeping in the backroom now as a safety precaution. If it comes at me even if I don't have my 45 which is rare it is for the fight of it's life. I'm a big SOB if you can't tell from the pic (that is an 880 with a 42 inch bar in front of me) and I carry at least 4 knives on me at all times. I will kill the damn thing before it kills me.

[CurSedVoyce]

Had a mating pair here just got put down as they got too friendly with the neighbors and the pets. Also had a couple follow me home pretty frequently when I first came up here. Had about a mile walk home from the restaurant down a dirt country road... I smelled like the food (thinking the fish might of had something to do with it) in raw form, you always get some on ya... I would just turn and jump at them or run at them and yell. They would usually just take off from there. But then there were times they would start the stalk again further down the road.:wall:

[sotc]

probaby 20 withing 50 miles here!

[squisher]

Yup cougars everywhere up here. In highschool a buddy of mine got attacked by one out in Cherryville, he got lucky and just got some cool scars on his back. His dad was with him and was able to beat/scare it off with a stick. It was tracked and killed and was found to be a sick juvenile. I've seen them many times in the bush but never had a issue with them, very flighty everyone I came across. Intense eyes to have scoping ya out though.

[sotc]

Intense eyes to have scoping ya out though.
seriously!! i lloked at one over my bow this year from 30 yards!!

[OTGBOSTON]

getting one with a bow has got to be the ultimate in ballz....no?

[MasterBlaster]

getting one by the balls has got to be the ultimate in ballz....no?

Fixed! ;)

[sotc]

getting one with a bow has got to be the ultimate in ballz....no?

i tried:/: i was shakin like a dog passin peach pits when it left!

[CurSedVoyce]

hmmmmmm:/:

[Tucker943]

yellow eyes in the dark? that was my mother in law

[Paul B]

I still say Grinch. :D
http://www.platypuscomix.net/hollywood/grinch.jpg

[darkstar]

I still say Grinch. :D
http://www.platypuscomix.net/hollywood/grinch.jpg

Ok Paul it obvious .
Cant u think of anything else?
Open door ?:roll:

[CurSedVoyce]

I believe Paul is right....
I BELIEVE PAUL!!!
I BELIEVE!!!!!![-o&lt;
IT HAS TO BE!!!!!:notworthy::notworthy::notworthy:

No really, the Grinch thing rocks man... that was awesome:rockon::rockon::beerchug:

:santa:

HAHAHA

[darkstar]

I wish ..
That would be so cool.
The kids are into it.

[woodworkingboy]

Somebody at the old forum used to hunt mountain lions with his dogs, I think in Arizona.....part of a family operation doing logging there too, if my memory serves me well. He once posted a photo of a cat cornered by his dogs, just before he shot it. Anyone remember? That's a great photo of a very pissed off mountain lion, if anyone has it to show again.

Who from Arizona is mia? Spanish or Mexican decent I recall too, name's on the tip of my tongue, but I can't pull it out :?

[sotc]

emilio? we used to do that to. no more dogs for hunting bear or cougar, our bear and cougar populations are soaring. hunters are allow 2 cougar tags and up to 4 bear tags per year now. most guys have quit hunting them as its hard to get either specially cats with out dogs

[squisher]

Release the hounds! That's how they're got up here.

[woodworkingboy]

Yep, Emilio, that's the guy! Where's Emilio?

[MasterBlaster]

He's been long gone.

[woodworkingboy]

Emilio was cool, a straight shooter. He was always showing big trees that he whacked.

[sotc]

seems like he popped in here a year ago or so.
yeah justin, even fish and game wants the use of dogs back but the people voted it down:roll: things might change as they are showing up in town more and more often. they eat 1-2 deer per week and i think the estimate is 5-6k in the state now. thats alot of deer

[MasterBlaster]

Well, he knows where we are. :drink: