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Can't Make This Up II
GRAPHIC IMAGE WARNING: Wildlife dramas unfold daily—many with devastating consequences.
 If, in your travels you see a deer crossing sign, or even a moose crossing sign, it’s there for a reason. Highway departments place these warning signs in areas that exhibit statistically higher percentages of accidents. If you look at many deer crossing signs they are found near riparian zones or agricultural fields. As for a moose crossing sign, take it seriously. AdvertisementRelated PhotosSUBMIT YOUR PHOTOSADVERTISEMENT |
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I had seen the pics of the moose before, a friend from Canada sent them to me, I have also seen first hand the damage to vehicles and people a small whitetail can do. Some of the injuries people experience are devastating
And then somehow, there are some people that don't understand that nature can be very cruel to its inhabitants. Kill or be killed never was so real as it is out in nature. It is not a nice package that fits well into a Disney film. There is real blood, real guts, real fights to the death, and 99.99% it is not pretty or fun to watch. It is the way nature is.
Now if we could get all the Greenpeace people (and the rest of the treehugging misanthropic denizens of the liberal left community) to be stuck out in nature without their modern conveniences to be stalked and eaten by the bears, wolves and mountain lions that they believe are sacred and should not be hunted, well, the world would be a better place, IMO.
WOW!! that first car looks like it just got back froma tour of duty in Iraq. I just herd wolves in our area last night. I dont know whos bright idea on bringing wolves back to the wild. I herd montana is opening wolves for tag hunts next fall so keep our fingers crossed!!
thats only a yearling bull.....image what a full grown 1200lb bull will do to your vehicle.
Yeah moose and cars don't mix, living in maine I hear about crashes every so often. Some wild pictures there.
Yeah that will learn em to stick there noses were it dont belong. To bad it is usually our fault funny badger picks though.
And I thought it was bad just finding snakes and rabbits in hay bales. Well, it is bad when you hook a bale from a baler and grab a writhing bloody serpent. I wonder why the wolves didn't eat the cat. Somewhere out there are pictures of a deer hit by a BMW on an autobahn at very high speeds. Deer went through the grill and into the engine compartment Can't imagine what it would be like to hit something at 140mph.
We had a local teenager that was killed by a car collision with an elk. Animal collisions are all to common around here. We had a visitor from South Africa. When we questioned him about the animal populations in South Africa, he simply responded that he had seen more dead animals along the highways here in Montana than he had ever seen live animals in South Africa. The balers don't only get badgers; it is not uncommon to have to pull a fawn whitetail out of the baler.
Wow, interesting pictures. The swather/baler combo lets you see a lot. I've never see anything too great, just hawks swooping down and grabbing a rabbit I've flushed out. But, I've heard stories of guys happening upon skunks with their swather or baler, that would definitely ruin the weekend.
The cat picture is intriguing, I'd heard wolves would kill them. I know for a fact they won't hesitate to kill coyotes and black bear.
Those are some crazy pics.
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I had seen the pics of the moose before, a friend from Canada sent them to me, I have also seen first hand the damage to vehicles and people a small whitetail can do. Some of the injuries people experience are devastating
And then somehow, there are some people that don't understand that nature can be very cruel to its inhabitants. Kill or be killed never was so real as it is out in nature. It is not a nice package that fits well into a Disney film. There is real blood, real guts, real fights to the death, and 99.99% it is not pretty or fun to watch. It is the way nature is.
Now if we could get all the Greenpeace people (and the rest of the treehugging misanthropic denizens of the liberal left community) to be stuck out in nature without their modern conveniences to be stalked and eaten by the bears, wolves and mountain lions that they believe are sacred and should not be hunted, well, the world would be a better place, IMO.
thats only a yearling bull.....image what a full grown 1200lb bull will do to your vehicle.
WOW!! that first car looks like it just got back froma tour of duty in Iraq. I just herd wolves in our area last night. I dont know whos bright idea on bringing wolves back to the wild. I herd montana is opening wolves for tag hunts next fall so keep our fingers crossed!!
Yeah moose and cars don't mix, living in maine I hear about crashes every so often. Some wild pictures there.
Yeah that will learn em to stick there noses were it dont belong. To bad it is usually our fault funny badger picks though.
And I thought it was bad just finding snakes and rabbits in hay bales. Well, it is bad when you hook a bale from a baler and grab a writhing bloody serpent. I wonder why the wolves didn't eat the cat. Somewhere out there are pictures of a deer hit by a BMW on an autobahn at very high speeds. Deer went through the grill and into the engine compartment Can't imagine what it would be like to hit something at 140mph.
We had a local teenager that was killed by a car collision with an elk. Animal collisions are all to common around here. We had a visitor from South Africa. When we questioned him about the animal populations in South Africa, he simply responded that he had seen more dead animals along the highways here in Montana than he had ever seen live animals in South Africa. The balers don't only get badgers; it is not uncommon to have to pull a fawn whitetail out of the baler.
Wow, interesting pictures. The swather/baler combo lets you see a lot. I've never see anything too great, just hawks swooping down and grabbing a rabbit I've flushed out. But, I've heard stories of guys happening upon skunks with their swather or baler, that would definitely ruin the weekend.
The cat picture is intriguing, I'd heard wolves would kill them. I know for a fact they won't hesitate to kill coyotes and black bear.
Those are some crazy pics.
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