Very Friendly Wildlife

local_coins

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• Apr 27, 2006

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Not only does this park offer great metal detecting opportunities, check these out! I know the coon would have eaten out of my hand but I wasnt that brave!

 

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Heres the other pic...

 

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• Apr 27, 2006

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I don't know how it is where you live LC but if a coon is out during the day it means its usually sick... Nice shots though

 

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Think you might be right Craig. I have never seen one out during the day.

 

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Last year Bill I had to call a cop, I was cutting an account and a coon was charging my mower... it took that cop a full clip to put it out of its misery... He was using a 40cal first 3 shots just got it madder... Have fun at your hunt

 

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Yeah I know. A big boar coon can do a lot of damage to a large dog.

 

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Have a lot of coons and rabies down here. Would not want to be that close to a wild one.
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Rabies or avian flu anyone?

 

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here's some friendly guys I met on one of my favorite roads...

 

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You guys may be right about the coon. I have seen them out in this park more than once; there is alot of free food to be had here.

The only thing "wild" about this park, mind you, is the people

 

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This was taken in 2004 at Beaver Lake, Michigan. This is the camp woodchuck and he LOVES pistachios almost as much as me

 

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1911 you don't want to hit one of them Toms when you're hauling down the road! They must likr the color of your bike! that's mating behavior Cladius.

 

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Cladius said:

1911 you don't want to hit one of them Toms when you're hauling down the road! They must likr the color of your bike! that's mating behavior  Cladius.

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The male species - we just can't help ourselves.