Did my bad deed for the day: Evicted a homeless person!

[Dr_Zinj]

I've pushed over a few deaders in the woods by hand and had all kinds of wild life pop out. Raccoons, flying squirrels, lots of mice, and occasional birds.

 

[FTG-05]

He ran off onto my neighbor's undeveloped property; it's off to the right in both pics; you can see one of the property line/fence posts in the first pic.

And last night I did another bad deed: Except this time I killed a homeless person. This time it was right outside my back door, driving my dog crazy and I was afraid that it would assault my dog. It was late at night and I didn't get rid of the body until this morning. I dumped it out way back on the other side of the back 20. The skunk smell shouldn't get this far, at least I hope it doesn't.

 

[FTG-05]

First thing I did this morning was inspect the site where I dumped the body. Excellent news: no corpse, no guts, no bones, no nothing. I almost missed the stick I used to load the body into my FEL the site was so clean.

I'm free and clear. No body: No homicide conviction.

 

[k0ua]

First thing I did this morning was inspect the site where I dumped the body. Excellent news: no corpse, no guts, no bones, no nothing. I almost missed the stick I used to load the body into my FEL the site was so clean.

I'm free and clear. No body: No homicide conviction.

Sometimes possums will drag off and eat a skunk. I guess their sense of smell just isn't that good. Or they are really hungry.

I popped a skunk once in the back yard late at night, and went in the morning to dispose of it, and was happy to see that something else had. I found its fur a year or two later in some rolled up woven wire. We had possums hanging around the barn, and I believe they dragged him in there. And yes the skunk was very dead and did not transport himself.