Western Railroad Discussion > Hey- Don't be Looking at ME!

Shouldn't you be looking at the headlights?  I thought it's what you guys do.
SR



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/14/20 11:04 by BoilingMan.

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Ah, there you go....   smart deer.
SR

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Excellent SR.
How much did it cost you to get him to pose, hahaha!

Bob Krieger
Cheyenne, WY



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/14/20 11:04 by Bob3985.

I was headed out the door to run down and p/u the mail (no local delivery here, it's all PO Boxes in Dutch Flat) and heard an EB grinding up from Gold Run.  There's a light dusting of snow this morning- might make for a nice photo- so I when back in for the camera.  I was surprised by 3 deer out on the tracks.  The sound of the shutter spooked 2 of them away, but this youngster stopped and stared for a moment...
SR

Puma food.

Out 

The gardeners up here don’t much care for them. They call ‘em “Tick Flickers”.
SR

The pack of coyotes watching us in Oregon while waiting on the Toledo Crawler got a little unnerving.  Maybe my fanning partner and I looked a little old and slow. ;-p

But, as they kept approaching with no apparent fear, we were considering hopping up in the bed of the rented pickup.  One of them dropped a deuce on the crossing, and they moved it along after that.  Probably the Alpha Male leaving us a message...
 

ShortlinesUSA Wrote:
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> The pack of coyotes watching us in Oregon while
> waiting on the Toledo Crawler got a little
> unnerving.  Maybe my fanning partner and I looked
> a little old and slow. ;-p
>
> But, as they kept approaching with no apparent
> fear, we were considering hopping up in the bed of
> the rented pickup.  One of them dropped a deuce
> on the crossing, and they moved it along after
> that.  Probably the Alpha Male leaving us a
> message...

Most urban coyotes have zero fear of humans.
>  

When I owned a farm in northern NY State we were bothered by a pack of Coyotes who were killing our calves. My farm manager shot 3 of them and hung the carcasses on trees at different points around the place and the rest of them got the word. 

   Ross Rowland 

One of the best coyote repellants is to place a dead coyote where u don’t want a live one. I pick up dead ones on the road and put em along our ranch fences. Never lost an animal to predation yet.