TELL ABOUT YOUR MOST INTERESTING ENCOUNTER WITH A WILD ANIMAL
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Nylon-Sock-100
Oct 5, 2024
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#61
Also Buzzards are one of my very favourite birds ……just love them !
Oct 5, 2024
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#62
Woolly-Da-Bully123 wrote:
Also Buzzards are one of my very favourite birds ……just love them !
They are beautiful indeed - thanks for the stunning pic! 👍
Oct 5, 2024
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#63
I saw an armadillo last night. You would be surprised at how fast I ran inside.
Oct 5, 2024
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#64
All animals are wild. Also butterflies. By the way, I met one two hours ago. He died In front of me 😭😭😭
The only encounters I have are in hunting so I guess I'm not allowed on this forum 😅
blackpanther11121 wrote:
The only encounters I have are in hunting so I guess I'm not allowed on this forum 😅
I have plenty of those, also. But you're right, not for this forum.
@Nylon-Sock-100, That buzzard is much better looking than our turkey vulture, which many call a buzzard. I noticed it has what looks like a smaller silhouette pattern on its wings. That same type pattern in the turkey vulture is one thing to look for when trying to decide if it's a vulture or eagle.
9 years ago a group of monkeys chased me for 5 minutes straight
You probably deserved it. 
Feb 25, 2025
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Eldred_Woodcock wrote:
blackpanther11121 wrote:
The only encounters I have are in hunting so I guess I'm not allowed on this forum 😅
I have plenty of those, also. But you're right, not for this forum.
@Nylon-Sock-100, That buzzard is much better looking than our turkey vulture, which many call a buzzard. I noticed it has what looks like a smaller silhouette pattern on its wings. That same type pattern in the turkey vulture is one thing to look for when trying to decide if it's a vulture or eagle.
But what about the California Condor? I was lucky enough to see one of those.
Feb 25, 2025
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#71
When I was about 10 or so, my older sister and I hopped the fence to go visit a bull that "seemed" friendly. It wasn't friendly. It chased us until we scrambled back over the fence, with lots of splinters and scrapes! (Of course we didn't tell our parents). 
P.S. A bull is technically a farm animal but since it didn't know us, it was EXTREMELY dangerous and aggressive.
Feb 25, 2025
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#72
At my grandparents house a few years ago, a full family of rabbits fell in the pool (mama rabbit and 3 or 4 baby rabbits)
We managed to get them out, one of the babies fell back in, we got it out again, then they brought us some plants or something for food as a gift for saving them
We managed to get them out, one of the babies fell back in, we got it out again, then they brought us some plants or something for food as a gift for saving them
Feb 25, 2025
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#73
Peskybird1234 wrote:
At my grandparents house a few years ago, a full family of rabbits fell in the pool (mama rabbit and 3 or 4 baby rabbits)
We managed to get them out, one of the babies fell back in, we got it out again, then they brought us some plants or something for food as a gift for saving them
We managed to get them out, one of the babies fell back in, we got it out again, then they brought us some plants or something for food as a gift for saving them
I love wild rabbits so much and they are actually quite intelligent. They remember the people who were nice to them in the past, as you described in your story.
Pitiless_Pawn wrote:
Eldred_Woodcock wrote:
blackpanther11121 wrote:
The only encounters I have are in hunting so I guess I'm not allowed on this forum 😅
I have plenty of those, also. But you're right, not for this forum.
@Nylon-Sock-100, That buzzard is much better looking than our turkey vulture, which many call a buzzard. I noticed it has what looks like a smaller silhouette pattern on its wings. That same type pattern in the turkey vulture is one thing to look for when trying to decide if it's a vulture or eagle.
But what about the California Condor? I was lucky enough to see one of those.
The birds with the largest wingspan around here are probably the bald eagle and great blue heron. Neither of them come close to a condor for wingspan. I've never been west far enough to see one.
Feb 25, 2025
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#75
Funny story is that a family of raccoons in my old house used to live in the backyard and on our porch. We tried to scare them by making noise but it wouldn’t work. There was a black bear too which we thought they were afraid of because one of the raccoons didn’t have an eye probably because of it. So we played black bear noises from google really loudly and they ran off.
I had a duel with a wasp when I was 14----it kept dive-bombing me at the foot of the driveway, and I'd drive it off with a swipe of my flyswatter...on the 4th pass I waited an extra second and finally hit it...
NIVEK1000 wrote:
I had a duel with a wasp when I was 14----it kept dive-bombing me at the foot of the driveway, and I'd drive it off with a swipe of my flyswatter...on the 4th pass I waited an extra second and finally hit it...
"NOTE: PLEASE, no stories about killing or hurting a wild animal - thanks!" - Pegusu
Your comment doesn't fit the posting guidelines for this thread, Boo. Please stop hurting our innocent animal friends.
So there once was a squirrel that lived in my backyard and we put food out for the squirrel, and while ik and knew that you shouldn’t feed wild animals we still did, and the squirrel came right up to the door and I watched the squirrel and s/he was so close
Also one time my sib when he was rly little went outside to look at the moon with our dog. Now, our dog, was not our dog, it was a fox or smth. Because, our dog was in my room all night long.
