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The Animals That Aren't Dogs or Cats Thread

Gary Mitchell said:
Hey, what are you lookin' at?
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Damn. It looks like it was about to flick its mouth at something.
 
Non Sync said:
In the US, Canadian Geese are considered migratory birds and are protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, meaning harming or disturbing them is a federal offense.
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No offense intended, but No Shit. Their numbers have grown so large they should be exempt and Theodore Roosevelt had a hand in enacting that if I am not mistaken, and I would not harm a true migratory bird but around here they have taken up permanent residence.

And they are Still Rat-ass bastards, they attack people out of the blue. Have a shovel at the ready.

"Don't grab my golf ball you feathery s.o.b..."
 
Worf factor9 said:
No offense intended, but No Shit. Their numbers have grown so large they should be exempt and Theodore Roosevelt had a hand in enacting that if I am not mistaken, and I would not harm a true migratory bird but around here they have taken up permanent residence.

And they are Still Rat-ass bastards, they attack people out of the blue. Have a shovel at the ready.

"Don't grab my golf ball you feathery s.o.b..."
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None taken.

They've become a PIA. There were some many living in a nearby park years ago in Elmhurst, IL, that it looked like a scene from the original Jurassic Park where you first seen herds of dinosaurs roaming.
 
It's kinda sad, Canada is basically protecting a species that numbers around a billion, while most countries are struggling to protect truly endangered species.

I mean, you can hunt just about any other kind of waterfowl and ground fowl.


Non Sync said:
None taken.

They've become a PIA. There were some many living in a nearby park years ago in Elmhurst, IL, that it looked like a scene from the original Jurassic Park where you first seen herds of dinosaurs roaming.
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They're still tryna find Celozzi-Ettleson Chevrolet ;)
 
It'd be awesome if a more basal lineage of Perissodactyla (more so than Tapirs) managed to survive to this day. They'd make great pets...like pygmy goats or pot bellied pigs.
 
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