The Great Outdoors

[Deleted User 89]

i’m more worried about rattlesnakes, or the dogs taking off after a deer, moose, or elk

been tempted to do some avoidance training for rattlers, but nothing beats having a pup that just listens to you

[ousdahl]

Yeah, I think I’ve mentioned enough issues here about poorly trained dogs off-leash.

Fortunately no rattlers at my elevation. But if a dog were to take off after a moose, that dog is getting stomped.

[jhawks99]

Moose-stomped

[Deleted User 89]

https://www.foxnews.com/us/bison-south- ... motorcycle

fucking idiot

when will people learn...bison are NOT tame

[Deleted User 318]

https://www.foxnews.com/us/bison-south- ... motorcycle

fucking idiot

when will people learn...bison are NOT tame

Very lucky didn't trigger a stamped as well.

Also, good thing we got a picture of the pants

[shindig]

I wouldn't even do this, but for a million dollars I probably would and I have the same ATC 250R. So, would anybody else do it for a million?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mc54pMmZoCs

[Deleted User 89]

hell, i’d probably do it for much less

[shindig]

hell, i’d probably do it for much less

As long as there was a life flight helicopter ready to take off...that jump is sky high.

[Deleted User 89]

maybe US ranchers could learn from their African counterparts...

https://africanconservation.org/lions-a ... backsides/

Lions are less likely to attack cattle with eyes painted on their backsides...

[defixione]

Hmmm, a new cattle tat industry.

[twocoach]

maybe US ranchers could learn from their African counterparts...

https://africanconservation.org/lions-a ... backsides/

Lions are less likely to attack cattle with eyes painted on their backsides...

Maybe those Oregon ranchers can try this to keep wolves away.

[twocoach]

I wouldn't even do this, but for a million dollars I probably would and I have the same ATC 250R. So, would anybody else do it for a million?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mc54pMmZoCs

I'd do that for free. Looks like fun.

[Deleted User 89]

maybe US ranchers could learn from their African counterparts...

https://africanconservation.org/lions-a ... backsides/

Lions are less likely to attack cattle with eyes painted on their backsides...

Maybe those Oregon ranchers can try this to keep wolves away.

not this exact thing (probably, but ya never know), since wolves aren’t really ambush predators

but, thinking outside of the box is what they should do. compromise, rather than just default to eradication.

[TDub]

nobody was arguing for eradication.

[twocoach]

maybe US ranchers could learn from their African counterparts...

https://africanconservation.org/lions-a ... backsides/

Lions are less likely to attack cattle with eyes painted on their backsides...

Maybe those Oregon ranchers can try this to keep wolves away.

not this exact thing (probably, but ya never know), since wolves aren’t really ambush predators

but, thinking outside of the box is what they should do. compromise, rather than just default to eradication.

Agreed. Hats off to the common sense brilliance of it. Adapt and thrive.

[TDub]

people in the jungles of SE Asia have been doing this for a looonnng time. Not painting their asses but wearing things that look like eyes on the back of their head

[Deleted User 89]

nobody was arguing for eradication.

what would you call it?

[Cascadia]

nobody was arguing for eradication.

what would you call it?

Nothing major, just slaughtering all of them!

[TDub]

nobody was arguing for eradication.

what would you call it?

Did i ever say we should go out and hunt them? Trap them? Kill them all?

No. I said that ranchers should be allowed to kill problem wolves that are ON their property.

[Deleted User 89]

wow

i never said you...i said the ranchers