PLEASE BE CAREFUL!!!

[ninepointer]

I know you've all heard this a thousand times, but with deer season upon us, I would hate to hear of a tragedy occurring. Please take every possible precaution to avoid this happening to you. NOBODY wants to see this!

(Warning: the pic below is not for the faint of heart!)

[frisky]

I have seem them, thats why I use a little light to walk out in the morning!!

[ninepointer]

I have yet to even see one out there, in 16 years I have only seen 1 in my yard but have smelled a couple. I think the dogs barking keeps critters away.

I thought that every West Lincoln house comes with a family of em' under the porch!

[TB]

No worries it's called cover scent!
Best there is!

[Dereck]

Barely escaped that tragedy two years ago and I still flinch when I see something black and white

[GaryM]

Where I live there are no animals that can do me much harm. No bears, no mountain lions, no rattlesnakes. Nothing to fear when I walk out to my stand at 5 am in the dark...except for the lowly skunk! We have quite a few around here and the local dogs are always getting sprayed. I've never been sprayed and hope I don't. Gary

[swiftfox]

I have a dog who has not learned the "official distance " to approach those critters.
The recipe is 2 bottles of hydrogen peroxide(1 quart 3%),1/4 cup of baking soda,1teaspoon liquid soap (dish detergent) palmolive, or what ever you use for doing dishes. mix well, spray on in a spray bottle. spray animal and leave for l5 minutes. Not 8 or ten. Then hose animal off. You will stink like h-ll, then use the remainder to spray on your self in the shower. This does work as I have a really dumb young bluehealer/cross

ps. Dumb dog but I love her.

swiftfox

[GaryM]

I heard that the "scent killer soap" we use for deer hunting works good on a "skunked" dog. Luckily, I haven't had to try it...yet! Gary

[ONEOFAKIND]

I will not eat that road kill

[Sopchoppy]

Boy, does that give "pink eye" a new meaning or what?