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erich, Nice job on the Coyotes, that little 2 Wheeler would scare the Schitt out of me. Rio7

I agree with you Rio. I prefer to have 4 wheels under me.

She's going to miss Christmas Rio7

2nd female today, got this one while checking water this evening making sure every thing is dripping Weather guesser says 26 Deg Tonight, but he is 75 miles south of here, think we will have a hard freeze tonight. Rio7

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TRnCO, Good work, i need to get to calling, been killing volunteers, maybe after Christmas. Rio7

Another Female Volunteer this morning. Rio7

Small female this morning, caught her mousing in the cow pasture

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2 Coyotes came to water behind the house, got one with my house gun, then shot a coon. Rio7

This thread makes me want to get out and call. Shot this one the other night at a friends hog barns.

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This one jumped in to the water tank when i shot him thought he was going to swim away, but he rolled over and started doing the back stroke but didn't go far.



this one got a woodie when i shot him, weird ??

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Think this old guy ate a Basketball Rio7

Two Fer. Rio7

Were they together?

Up here in Montucky they often have a symbiotic relationship .

Ingwe, YUP, Same here they were having a meeting in the middle of a fire break, the little female was dancing around like she just found a long lost friend, i spoiled their party. Rio7

Interesting. Here the coyotes follow them around letting them flush gophers and prairie dogs. I dunno what the badgers get out of it but we watched a pair get separated by a small hill one day and when they reunited, so help me, they touched noses and went on about their business together .

ingwe, Many times I have seen Coyotes and Badgers having a visit in the middle of a hard road, or fire break, what's interesting to me is they always smell like Skunk ?? Rio7

I had no idea that badgers occurred in south Texas. I thought their range was far more north and west. Learned something new......

RS

I think they are both ( skunk and badger) part of the same weasel like family...they all have a distinct air about them.

RipSnort, Badgers are common in S.Texas, but they are smaller down here than up North. Rio7

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