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01-28-2010, 01:30 PM

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weezie

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That's too shocking to be funny; could cause some bad reactions from other motorists. Many years ago, I saw spread-eagled and wired to an 18-wheeler tractor-trailer grill, a stuffed Wile E. Coyote. He must have gotten "done for" while he was trying to catch the rotten, tricky roadrunner. For anyone familiar with those cartoons, THAT was funny!

01-28-2010, 02:20 PM

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Lyn

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I am Native American too and agree with you. There is nothing more thrilling than seeing a wild animal in my yard whether it be a deer, coyote, fox, etc. I never understood the thrill of the kill.

Ditto, from a plain old vanilla American. :) Most people crave the sight of a wild animal; I certainly do.

Nothing wrong with vanilla, it's my favorite ice cream. :)

02-04-2010, 06:44 AM

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jojo47

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Originally Posted by Lyn

I am Native American too and agree with you. There is nothing more thrilling than seeing a wild animal in my yard whether it be a deer, coyote, fox, etc. I never understood the thrill of the kill.

Ditto, from a plain old vanilla American. :) Most people crave the sight of a wild animal; I certainly do.

Same here. I have relatives who hunt, but they use what they get for food. This fall I had the privilege of seeing three beautiful deer walk out of the cornfield and into our farmyard. It was awesome!