Re: Missy/deers and bear/ot.

[Guest guest]

Geez Missy I would just love to live by you. I live in Wisconsin and

have a few acres on the edge of town you would think I would see deer

all the time but no. I haven't seen one in ages.

We're also too far south for bears. You see more road kill wildlife

than alive, very very sad.

Although my best day two years ago I'll never forget, day before my

birthday, I call it a birthday gift from Mother Nature, I saw

a Doe with two fawns, they played in my yard for 20 minutes and one baby

kept running with a branch in his mouth, the cutest thing. Also my

first wood duck, a turtle eating a dragon fly that was more interested

in eating than running away, an a owl that flew 6 feet over my head.

What a day.

- melanie@...

To err is human - to forgive canine.

Re: Irene...

> I just think I had better water...it was fresh, cool, clean, and

chemical

> free!

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> The day following the bear, I was out on the pool deck on my raft (a

glutten

> for punishment). I had the car alarm control for my truck, and the

cell

> phone on the deck. We have 2 fawns that come and mutilate my garden

daily.

> Well, I heard something and scampered out of the pool and there was

the

> little deer looking at me as if to say " what is your problem, it's

only me " .

> I wish they would drink! Something happened to their mom. So, they

are all

> alone. They seem to be eating and doing relatively well, but it is so

dry

> here!

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> Missy

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> > By the way, do try and stay away from those bears. They are not

friendly

> > although yours seem to be friendly. You should not start to feed

animals

> > if

> > you are not going to continue. If this bear had been fed and then

the

> > people

> > moved or stopped, the next time he show up, tell him to go ransack

their

> > house.

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