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S&W M&P 15/22
On Tue, 25 Aug 2015 14:58:52 -0400, Keyser Söze
wrote: On 8/25/15 2:51 PM, wrote: I wouldn't take a deer either but I have no problem with those who do. We don't really have that many that come into neighborhoods because there is plenty of natural habitat around here. It is pretty much the same with the bears and the hogs. Up closer to Ft Myers and down in East Naples that is not as true. The bears have discovered dumpsters and the hogs have decided the roots of ornamental plants are yummy. I haven't seen any wild hogs or bears around here, but one of the neighbors down the street has a small pot-bellied pig. Cute little critter, and smart, too. From what I hear from folks up there , they are both coming. Black bears may be one of the big successes (if you want to call it that) in wildlife restoration. The black bears are in the NW DC suburbs and between there and Baltimore It is just a matter of time before they get to you if they are not there already. Usually you will not see them until they are in your trash. The one that was raiding the dumpster at the downtown hospital in Ft Myers eluded everyone for close to a month. There were plenty of cell phone videos but FWC couldn't find it. He was found eventually living in a tree at a golf course, probably by someone looking for a lost ball. Hogs are on the opposite end of the environmental scale but they are thriving too. They seem to be working their way up the coast through Virginia and it is just a matter of time before they start walking across the 301 bridge. With 3 litters a year, they populate a place pretty fast and they can eat just about anything.` |
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