What did this?

• Aug 16, 2008

• #1

Tenderfoot

Senior Member

Because I am thinking about hiring 10 more of them to take care of my whole property! I found two of these today about 100 yards apart.

 

• Aug 16, 2008

• #2

Eddy M.

GONetwork Member

send me a couple

 

• Aug 16, 2008

• #3

bilgerat

Senior

bear?
coon?
anteater?

 

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• Aug 16, 2008

• #4

Tenderfoot

Senior Member

Yeah. Those are a "swell up and die" kinda thing for me! Bears and anteaters in Madison County? Never thought about coons.

 

• Aug 16, 2008

• #5

crossbreed

Senior Member

that was a bear. see the bee hive next to the hole. bear love bee hives.

 

• Aug 16, 2008

• #6

Tenderfoot

Senior Member

crossbreed said:

that was a bear. see the bee hive next to the hole. bear love bee hives.

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In Madison County? And to think I was HOPING for hogs!

 

• Aug 16, 2008

• #7

GA DAWG

Senior Member

It was a coon!

 

• Aug 16, 2008

• #8

bull0ne

Banned

I only know of two animals that will dig into a yellowjacket's nest............IMO, a skunk or an armadillo is responsible.

 

• Aug 17, 2008

• #9

Daddyboy

Senior Member

I'd go with the armadillo. Since they moved in the yellerjacket population has gone way down.

 

• Aug 17, 2008

• #10

Bruz

Gone but not forgotten

Daddyboy said:

I'd go with the armadillo. Since they moved in the yellerjacket population has gone way down.

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Can't prove it by me and the 16 welts I have after Friday. Those things are a bit painful when you get over 5.

Robert

 

• Aug 17, 2008

• #11

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tuffdawg

Guest

Bruz said:

Can't prove it by me and the 16 welts I have after Friday. Those things are a bit painful when you get over 5.

Robert

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You are our current bee expert IMHO.

 

• Aug 17, 2008

• #12

Bruz

Gone but not forgotten

tuffdawg said:

You are our current bee expert IMHO.

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I'm hoping to change that.....Anybody got any Armadillos to sell? I need to start up a herd......Will pay top dollar.



Robert

 

• Aug 17, 2008

• #13

rip18

Senior Member

skunk

 

• Aug 19, 2008

• #14

Bryan

Senior Member

armidillo

 

• Aug 19, 2008

• #15

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ejs1980

Senior Member

Another vote for armadillo. I've watched on dig one out while deer hunting. They didn't seem to phase him took the dillo about thirty minutes to g et a good sized out next time I hunted the stand it looked about like that pic.

 

• Aug 19, 2008

• #16

biggabuck

Senior Member

Foxes do the same thing i've seen them dig one up. Bruz your right we need some dillo's. Just something else for me to shoot!!