Critter picture tread,(post what you have)

[rmancini]

This is my trained mole. I have him trained to look dead. He's #160. I'm up to #294 now.

Rich

 

[BKBrown]

???? no picture !:confused2:

This is my trained mole. I have him trained to look dead. He's #160. I'm up to #294 now.

Rich

 

[rmancini]

???? no picture !:confused2:

I'm showing a picture on both my post and your reply. I did have some trouble with the upload.
Does anyone else see the picture?
Rich

 

[Bison]

I'm showing a picture on both my post and your reply. I did have some trouble with the upload.
Does anyone else see the picture?
Rich

nope,...must be an invisable mole :wink:

 

[rmancini]

Trying this yet again.
Rich

 

[SublimeZ]

One of our dogs (we have 6:confused2 has a food allergy and has to be segregated to eat. We keep his special food in the garage. The wife had noticed food was disappearing. She was blaming the cat :laughing:. Well I was out there one night and heard crunching. Found the food bandit.

 

[MBTRAC]

Our winter 'Roo's on our house paddock lawn/gardens again- the size the larger 'Roo in the foreground is close to c.6ft when standing & quite capable of killing any hunting dog or causing serious injury to people if provoked (they're in the wild not all quite the cuddly creatures as portrayed on the tourist brochures), we occassionally hand feed this small mob & treat them with a healthy respect - we should also see a few wild deer too coming down in the next few days as it's getting colder @ c.0degC .
Makes a change from the reptiles of summer - like the c.5-6ft venomous black, brown & tiger snakes, & c.6ft goannas/lace monitors that can make for some" interesting" outdoor/gardening companions.

 

[RobertBrown]

One of our dogs (we have 6:confused2 has a food allergy and has to be segregated to eat. We keep his special food in the garage. The wife had noticed food was disappearing. She was blaming the cat :laughing:. Well I was out there one night and heard crunching. Found the food bandit.

That one is full grown . I would not get between him and the door.

 

[Bison]

Our winter 'Roo's on our house paddock lawn/gardens again- the size the larger 'Roo in the foreground is close to c.6ft when standing & quite capable of killing any hunting dog or causing serious injury to people if provoked (they're in the wild not all quite the cuddly creatures as portrayed on the tourist brochures), we occassionally hand feed this small mob & treat them with a healthy respect - we should also see a few wild deer too coming down in the next few days as it's getting colder @ c.0degC .
Makes a change from the reptiles of summer - like the c.5-6ft venomous black, brown & tiger snakes, & c.6ft goannas/lace monitors that can make for some" interesting" outdoor/gardening companions.

Are these feral deer?
I didn't think there were native wild deer down under,..never heard of marsupial deer either.

 

[scott47429]

heres my lithe buddy