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jbc28
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SkiHeel wrote:
I'm saving the freezer space for this one's cousin......he was on my front walk last week......







I think this pic was poached, unless you took these also









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jbc28 wrote:


SkiHeel wrote:
I'm saving the freezer space for this one's cousin......he was on my front walk last week......







I think this pic was poached, unless you took these also













Look back at the original post about the bear....I noted that the bear on my walk was "this one's cousin".Certainly didn't mean to imply that this was the one.
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I was starting to think that you were very well traveled.
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No problem...I've been accused of much worse...



Haven't seen the polars and the pandas in their natural habitat....only in my travels to NC Zoo!



Black Bears, Turkeys, Foxes, Deer are all over the back 40.
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The Teledaves can be seen anytime of the year. In the spring, summer, and fall, they can be found in the eastern TN / western NC area. During this time, they may be observed kayaking, mountain biking, watching VOL football, or foating kegs. The winter is when the Teledaves molt and turn into rabid, aggressive, and sometimes lewd snow creatures. They are still concentrated in the same area as before, but are also known to roam all across the nation, mainly in search of fresh powder.



If anyone spots a Teledave in the wild, please call his master, Mr. Stinky, and report the sighting.
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What should one do if he encounters TD in the wild? Is there a spray that will ward him off.....is there a vaccination to be had.......should one run away or stand their ground???



Can he be tamed???
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SkiHeel wrote:
What should one do if he encounters TD in the wild?



Hammee one dem beers.
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JUST BE SURE TO AVOID ANY TELEDAVE DURING MATING SEASON AND A CLOSE RELATIVE, ANY BLACKY TELEDAVES.
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dis da bird on marks computer, but what you should do if you encounter tdave is hand him one dem beers. he will def become occupied with that and yo uwill hav eno problems.

by the way its 10 am and im already well buzzed. hineys are good for breaksfast.

tr to come this aften fro m our kegyaking trop on th e dan. pdiddy ill cya in a few.

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