I swear I'm plagued by some of the worst invading bird
and feed predators in existence. Other night at 2 am a skunk
the size of a beagle dug a spot not covered with wire and heavy
Stone into the pheasant pen. I went in with trusty browning
rim fire pump rifle outfitting my head with bright headband
light. Caught him marauding and he turned coming after me!
Got the door opened fast to get out. He crawled into a small
hut the birds use. I went back in the pen, aimed into the
foot round entrance and fired seeing his beady evil devil eyes.
D...n hing got hit somewhere in neck and managed to skittle
back out where he came in leaving a massive blood trail .
I plugged up that spot. He won't get back in even if survives.
Last night found a large feed bag in the barn. Soybean meal
Spilled leaving a trail with some creature dragging the bag
somehow. Tracks unidentifiable. There was a well worn trail in
the tall grass leading out into the north bush.
I think it's a dern soybean loving bear. Now that he's interested
in barn stored feed , it'll try coming back. Me, and trustworthy
dog will be on night vigil . At least if I have to kill it,
Won't be far to drag hanging in the barn. Probably taste pretty
good. Better get a bear tag , just in case!
and feed predators in existence. Other night at 2 am a skunk
the size of a beagle dug a spot not covered with wire and heavy
Stone into the pheasant pen. I went in with trusty browning
rim fire pump rifle outfitting my head with bright headband
light. Caught him marauding and he turned coming after me!
Got the door opened fast to get out. He crawled into a small
hut the birds use. I went back in the pen, aimed into the
foot round entrance and fired seeing his beady evil devil eyes.
D...n hing got hit somewhere in neck and managed to skittle
back out where he came in leaving a massive blood trail .
I plugged up that spot. He won't get back in even if survives.
Last night found a large feed bag in the barn. Soybean meal
Spilled leaving a trail with some creature dragging the bag
somehow. Tracks unidentifiable. There was a well worn trail in
the tall grass leading out into the north bush.
I think it's a dern soybean loving bear. Now that he's interested
in barn stored feed , it'll try coming back. Me, and trustworthy
dog will be on night vigil . At least if I have to kill it,
Won't be far to drag hanging in the barn. Probably taste pretty
good. Better get a bear tag , just in case!