Big Barn
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Wear a glove
Pallets in fields
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Wear a glove
Molalla1
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. . .Up here she’d be freezing her bark off.
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Is the bark worse than the bite?
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No... I think the bite will be worse if my better half catches wind of my stunt with her attire. I could be experiencing frostbite. The doghouse is not heated.
Molalla1
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:laughing: . . . . .
Big Barn
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Your PALLET doghouse, right? I guess it would be rather difficult to insulate the voids.
2LaneCruzer
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I thought we had eradicated the feral pallets hereabouts; went to Farmer's market yesterday, and there was a whole stack of them, off by them selves, unattended. I think they were in hibernation; they appeared harmless.
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Be careful. In my experience that is when they are most dangerous.
I once saw one all by itself. It was adorable. It smashed the big toe on my left foot when I tried to pick it up.
Molalla1
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:laughing: sorry . . . those young ones are very dangerous.
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Especially wounded ones. They seem to bite me when I’m not careful handling them.
It must have been female. They have that talent when the wrong guy tries to pick them up.
robbyr
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I had one that musta been a floozie then cuz it sometimes went from my back yard to my brother in law's back yard.
robbyr
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Did you corner it? Just wondering how ferocious they are when cornered.
Big Barn
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There was also some comment about not if I was the last person left on earth but I was already limping away.
2LaneCruzer
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I just carry a small can of Linseed oil with me; that seems to calm them down. If I didn't know better, I would think they were actually becoming affectionate...
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Or if they have pups nearby...
They are small and easy to overlook when very young.
Spotting gets easier as they grow.
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WOW! Good find and educational bcp. :applause:
