larry@stinescorner
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while driving on the side roads I saw this fox dead in the road, first time I ever saw a fox dead in a roadway
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Anonymous-0
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I saw one here last week.. Fresh killed on the road in the early afternoon, it was not there 2 hours earlier. I figure there is a good chance it was rabid, being out in the middle of the day.
greenbeanman in Kansas
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No doubt after the chicken that crossed the road.
Anonymous-0
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Hey Larry,,,Your foxxy is ok but i sorta like your old barn piks better,,,LOL
Fawteen
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Sonsasguns are EVERYWHERE around here. See 4-5 a week, and have had to quit free-ranging my chickens because of it.
Not sure what caused the population explosion, but I know the )$#(* summer people feeding them ain't helping.
Between foxes and raccoons, we're headed for a rabies epidemic soon, IMHO.
Not sure what caused the population explosion, but I know the )$#(* summer people feeding them ain't helping.
Between foxes and raccoons, we're headed for a rabies epidemic soon, IMHO.
Fawteen
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- Downeast Maine
Dunno about that. There are just so dang many of them around here, I see them in broad daylight all the time. Big, healthy sonsaguns, walking right up the side of the road with a "What are YOU looking at?" attitude.
I think overpopulation is driving them to hunt around the clock instead of keeping to their usual nocturnal habits.
I'll shoot any I see on my land, and I'm seriously contemplating doing a little poaching. Dasn't get caught tho, all the tree huggers will have a conniption fit. Probably better to let Ma Nature (and rabies) take it's course. Just aggravates me.
I think overpopulation is driving them to hunt around the clock instead of keeping to their usual nocturnal habits.
I'll shoot any I see on my land, and I'm seriously contemplating doing a little poaching. Dasn't get caught tho, all the tree huggers will have a conniption fit. Probably better to let Ma Nature (and rabies) take it's course. Just aggravates me.
Adirondack case guy
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Hay Larry: Did you take it home and have a roadkill barbaque? Just kiddin.
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