in NH USA i have had a huge moose \nand a mother black bear w/ 3 cubs eating my flower's last spring
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We've had deer, coyotes, bobcats, rabbits, and squirrels in our yard.  Possums and racoons, too.  We live out in the country and see all kinds of animals in our yard, both wild and domesticated.
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not aware of an accident dont know what that is? So for now I would say 4 if your going to eat it and no if its a trophy I eat the deer meat and fish they catch. But as far as killing just to brag or whatever no. However I couldnt go with them I did once when I was little and my dad never took me again because I was makeing as much noise as possible to scare the animals away.
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12 lb black drum.  yes, yes.\n\nMost interesting/fun - was fishing for crappie.  Zebco 33 (the newer, cheaper ones), 10 lb line, #6 hook with 2" minnow.  Big splash behind me and my girlfriend sighs "We'll never catch any crappie with that Muskie working the area."  I was new to fishing and did not know what a "Muskie" was.\n\nI spun around in my seat (we were in a little rowboat) and said "I'll just catch him and get him out of the way.  Cast about 100 ft, right onto the circles (must've hit him in the head) He took the bait, right down to the bottom.  I figured I'd pulled a log off a shelf and got snagged.  He wouldn't move.  I finally got him in (he was only 24") Was the funnest catch ever I think.  \n\nShe had grown up fishing these lakes and never had caught a muskie.  The whole time we dated after that, I called muskie "The fish-per-cast fish."  I think they're actually called the fish of a thousand casts.......!
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do you mean BEARS?\n\nUsually i'm not of affraid of things that are bare though
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This is kind of cheesy, but about three years ago, my fiance gave me this hideously ugly stuffed penguin that he won for me at on the boardwalk. It was missing one eye, there was a huge hole in the back, it was filled with that stuffing that feels more like cement than fluff.  Just one awful looking penguin. At the time, I just plastered on one huge fake smile and said, "Oh, thanks," like I was in love with the thing. \n\nMy fiance was killed by a drunk driver about six months later. Now, whenever someone sees the penguin (which is on my bed) and tell me how ugly it is - I get really angry. It's not their fault - the thing *is* ugly, but it is far too meaningful to me. Now, I absolutely can't imagine my life without it.
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Well, being Florida born and raised, My first reply would have to be a Raccoon. If I spelled it right. They will eat almost every thing. They usualy only come out at night.My second thought is that the feces and the garden thief may be 2 diff. animals. The feces with the fibers may be from an Owl or other large predatory bird that eats mice and other rodents, hence the fur or hair in the feces. Their are dogs that are known for being veg. thieves, my dog was a huge veg. thief. It may also be a Gopher tortoise which is unlikely. The coon is prob. your culprit. However, this makes for a nice lil bit of an investigation....right????  So, what ever animal it is, be happy it has brought a little more excitement into your life. Don't rule out the occasinal fox as well, they are known to visit garbage cans in down town Chicago and New York,  so are the coons.
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Oh yeah! but i haven't told anyone yet... but since your a believer too. This spring i was walking in the woods of the mountains of north carolina, when i came across this clearing, i was getting a little tired of all of the strain so i walked in, it was beautiful, with this goregeously clear blue sky and crystal clear lake and this really lush clover patch! I suddenly felt very drowsy so i decided to curl up in the sun, the sweet noxious smell of clovers overwhelming me, i could faintly here the King melodiously humming some tune that sounded vaguely familiar and a monstrous roar, i must have dozed off because it was a little dark. Horrified i sat straight up and bumped my head on the warm furry human shaped thing that had been keeping me warm enough not to notice the temperature drop. When I opened my eyes to see the noise i saw a vague outline of Nessy! She was roaring at Elvis! In disbelief i whirled around to run and bumped into the great Big Foot!!! He calmly explained that Elvis had recently found a radio station on this radio the last traveler dropped and now he was hooked on the BACKSTREET BOYS!!!! I then proceeded to break down and cry...
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We have deer a plenty in Northern NY on the coast of Lake Ontario. I have 225 acres that could spare about 50 deer. Interested in hunting here? You will be welcomed.\nChaumont, NY 13622
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You already put my favourite (the crows!), but I also like Gaggle of Geese :D\nIt would be good if there was Chuckle of Hyenas lol
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my family and animals
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My favorite is the cow, more specifically, the fillet Mignon.\n\nI have eaten, rabbit, cow, deer, elk, pig, duck, goose, bear, buffalo, gator, chicken, pheasant, and several fish.\n\nI love eating animals! Provides plenty of protein for my body and brain.
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I bottle-fed a male silver-phase red fox and raised it in my home. It is now about 9 years old. I held it in my arms 2 days ago while it licked my face. He is big- about 25 pounds. I found him to be quite the handful all by himself, and do not think I could have held more than one!
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My sister got bit by a moose once....
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What happened to the small animals in your area birds, fish, frogs, insects. Compare it to historical numbers of your area I believe you will be surprised.
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Spiders! EWWWWW. I could cry thinking about them. I actually ran into a curb with my car when one got in the car and dangled in front of me.
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My daughter and I took a long walk behind our house in the woods (we have 80 acres) and just saw tons of animals in their natural environment.  Baby turtles, little birds, a few deer... it was so relaxing and enjoyable:)
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Awesome outing!  Congratulations.  I took my first deer this year, during archery season.  16 yrd shot - dropped her where she stood.  Field dressed, skinned, butchered, de-boned, and ground meat all on my own.  Friends guided me, but work was done by yours truly.  Just finished drying 20 lbs of jerky.  Cooking the loins this weekend with a couple friends.  Once again, great hunt.