OK - Here is a Mystery....Animal attack on Son's Pick up Truck

[Relic]

:scratchchin: :garfield: maybe!!??? J/K

 

[jerrybob]

Any cougars down there Bob??? We have cougars here.....pretty good size and can really do some damage. Have a neighbor that finally gave up his chickens and coop because of a cougar.....

 

[texasjohn]

You convinced me referencing control costs...truly horrendous...just like Pooh Bear..."the more you look, the more he's not there". We gotta do something about these undocumented aliens from the south. Best mobalize the National guard from their daytime jobs, have the Corps of Engineers build Roman style stone watch towers every 300 yards around entire US periphery using Hispanic laborers (good masons). Snipers with assault night scope rifles 24/7 will prevent further infestation. Then ever smaller concentric rings of towers, every 300 yards, fully staffed, will progressively herd these elusive phantoms to the geographic center. Ultimately, with all towers built and a full year's staffing with no confirmed sightings (3 tower confirmations), we can declare "Mission Accomplished". Proof that "the more you look, the more they aren't there!:duh:awprint::joker::salute::applause::flagday:

In the southern United States, Chupacabra have been a menace since they snuck into North America in the 1930s from Argentina, most likely as cargo stowaways. They spread rapidly in Florida, Louisiana, and other southern states, driving out other creatures and disrupting the landscape with prolific, aggressive colonies. With no natural enemies, their densities reached 10 to 100 times that of Argentina. Each year, they exact a $6 billion toll from property damage, medical treatments, and control costs.

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[brin]

In the southern United States, Chupacabra have been a menace since they snuck into North America in the 1930s from Argentina, most likely as cargo stowaways. They spread rapidly in Florida, Louisiana, and other southern states, driving out other creatures and disrupting the landscape with prolific, aggressive colonies. With no natural enemies, their densities reached 10 to 100 times that of Argentina. Each year, they exact a $6 billion toll from property damage, medical treatments, and control costs.

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Geeez, thanks, I have forwarded your post to our County Agent and asked him to advise of eradicating any Chupacabras in our county....He may want to get in contact with you he said...he also said they may want you to testify before a Congressional committee ..Lucky You...

 

[brin]

OK - Here is an update....My son and I now think it was indeed a Coyote ....based on looking at the paw prints more carefully and the fact that Lily....a precious little cat he has had for 4 yrs. has now been missing for 2 days...So we figure she was running from the Coyote and tried to hide in and around his truck....really sad...

To make it worse, my son's English Bulldog who has been battling Cancer for the last 10 months died yesterday...he was 10 yrs. old....So my Son has really had a bad time of it...He , his wife and our grand daughter and us ...all really loved Munson and Lilly....I am now hunting for a Coyote with extreme prejudice....

 

[k0ua]

OK - Here is an update....My son and I now think it was indeed a Coyote ....based on looking at the paw prints more carefully and the fact that Lily....a precious little cat he has had for 4 yrs. has now been missing for 2 days...So we figure she was running from the Coyote and tried to hide in and around his truck....really sad...

To make it worse, my son's English Bulldog who has been battling Cancer for the last 10 months died yesterday...he was 10 yrs. old....So my Son has really had a bad time of it...He , his wife and our grand daughter and us ...all really loved Munson and Lilly....I am now hunting for a Coyote with extreme prejudice....

Bob, that makes me sad to hear about the loss of the pets.. we lost an outside kitty to coyotes too.

James K0UA

 

[brin]

Bob, that makes me sad to hear about the loss of the pets.. we lost an outside kitty to coyotes too.

James K0UA

Yeah thanks James, My son and his family are taking it really hard...grand daughter and son especially... I am one of those that sees absolutely no reason to allow Wolves, Coyotes, Bears or any other creatures higher up on the food chain than us humans to run wild amongst us...They belong in Zoos or dead....I mean, how ridiculous is it to share the state parks or our communities with animals that would like to kill and eat us or give us rabies....?

 

[MacLawn]

brin, I'm east of you, near Augusta. Coyotes need killin'. Still, with 3" paw prints? Sounds like bobcat to me. Here is what a huge feral cat did to me hound Wednesday: those are stitches vet put in a very deep gash. I saw the rascal that did it, and me hound is a 70 lb chocolate lab mixed with pit bull!

 

[brin]

brin, I'm east of you, near Augusta. Coyotes need killin'. Still, with 3" paw prints? Sounds like bobcat to me. Here is what a huge feral cat did to me hound Wednesday: those are stitches vet put in a very deep gash. I saw the rascal that did it, and me hound is a 70 lb chocolate lab mixed with pit bull!

That's awful Mac....I guess we will have to think either coyote or Bobcat....one or the other...I say again...they all need killin'...for sure and I intend to do my part....I will serve this vendetta...any coyote or bobcat etc. I see from now on is Dead on sight....they are now the hunted...see how they like it...

I sure am sorry about your dog...hope he gets well soon...

 

[MacLawn]

Thanks, yeah, she's a tough little rascal! Didn't even yelp. Man, that cat could climb a tree, and come down about as good as a squirrel too!

I'm with you on killin them yotes! I just never can get a shot on one though! You remember the day, not long ago, when there were NO yotes in GA at all? Wow, just look now!