Pedator Control

[greyghost]

Broken, I would love to see more pic's.  Wilder, what is your malfuntion? Am I taking your funny too seriously? What am I missing?

[wildergamebirds]

Broken, I would love to see more pic's.  Wilder, what is your malfuntion? Am I taking your funny too seriously? What am I missing?

  I don't think I have a malfunction (no, we're not voting on it!).

  If you take me even a little bit serious, it's probably too serious.

  I thought you were being a bit funny, when you said "Hey Broken, I do not normally say this to guys, but, ...... Nice Rack!"

  Not counting the times you think it, how often do you say "nice rack" to women, when you are within striking distance?

  I must have stumbled into you too much, lately.

[Reeves]

I don't think I have a malfunction (no, we're not voting on it!).

Shouldn't have started my gears grinding 

[Jake Levi]

There are two predator controls I use, besides me and my various guns.

First is hotwires, they deter/stop coons and black bears , owls, and most everything else, the other is an English Shepard.

ESs are bird friendly, if a small one gets loose they will bring them to you, a little damp but secure and unharmed. They are excellent on chasing predators out, or barking loudly if they dont feel up to it, like a bear. They are the same on stray dogs. They patrol their territory,  know where their boundaries are  and stay within them. They are very territorial and take a very paternalistic attitude towards all within it. 

I've got one pup now, will add another next spring. Perfect farm dogs.