Posted: 5/5/2012 8:24:58 AM EDT
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Found it in my dogs kennel this morning.
He was very proud of himself! 
and the "killer dag" 
Both dogs have been stalking this thing for 2 weeks. First sighting was in a small tree the size of a pencil. Then all this past week he has been hiding under my stack of firewood. Guess he ventured out last night and met his /her fate. 
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Look at that rat like tail. It's bald. 
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It's just playing dead. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile I'm thinkin, uh, not this time. However they did bring a momma around last year and laid it behind me while I wasn't looking. I was bare foot and stepped right on the ick when I took a step back. Nasty. He got beat with a shovel then after that didn't work he got a round to the head (twice) 
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It's amazing how many people can't identify a baby pronghorn. I would ask to have this thread nuked if I were you. They are a United Nations protected species. The UN is gonna shoot ur dag.  Yes. OP will be in a labor camp in Denmark making clogs for 20 hours a day for the next 12 years. 
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Hope his rabies shots are up to date. It's very uncommon for an opossum to be a rabies carrier. yeah. weird, but true. I've never heard of a rabid possum in my part of Texas. I asked my vet about it once ( he's the county rabies expert ) and he couldn't remember one either. |
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Hope his rabies shots are up to date. It's very uncommon for an opossum to be a rabies carrier. yeah. weird, but true. I've heard mention of it being related to the possums body temperature, but I've never seen any proof of anything. I've never heard of a rabid possum in my part of Texas. I asked my vet about it once ( he's the county rabies expert ) and he couldn't remember one either. oops. |