I want exactly the opposite of this. I dont want to hear whats being said, its why I turn the radio up LOUD.
If you hear/know things, you then become responsible for them, and I dont want that burden. #nextroom
@otko: Hello, this is Moleman in the morning. Good Moleman to you. Today part four of our series of the agonizing pain in which I live every daaaay. #astakmole
@GitEmSteveDave_Right: 1 Wrong: ∞: Every single Simpsons fan on Giz has the EXACT same torrented episodes with the little Fox 13 watermark in the corner. That's about the 5th time I've seen it and it cracks me up every time! #astakmole
@GitEmSteveDave_ThatChickRockingKicks: My mistake. I assumed you just took a screenshot of part of that episode. That watermark sure gets around though. I think it used to come free in the mail years ago with samples of Tide and Frampton Comes Alive. #astakmole
Damn, if it was cheaper, or if I had any sort of sponsorship, I would love to have these at my house. Especially love the PTZ part, and wondering if it will auto-face track.
As of right now, I only have one cam up that PTZ's, the ComputerCam ( [mysite.verizon.net] ), but would love more. #
You city slickers need to quit being afraid of the wildlife. 90% of it won't do anything to you, unless you threaten it first. Seriously, wolves, black bear, snakes, etc, they just want to be left alone.
If I see an adult black bear, just keep a safe distance, and no trouble. If I see a cub, and no adult, REALLY keep my distance. Mommy is somewhere, and she doesn't like stupid white guys messing with her cubs.
Judging by the spotlights setup and food strewn about, i'm guessing this person baited the bear. That's a pretty damn stupid and irresponsible thing to do. It's behavior like that that can cause someone to get seriously hurt/killed or lead to the bear having to be killed because it thinks it found a nice new source for food.
@szrimaging: Usually a hunting license gives you license to hunt a particular type of animal in a particular location -- and that location is not commonly your front patio. Regardless, baiting an animal like that is a darwin award waiting to happen. Survival of the fittest.
@trs: I know some people that are baiting them right to their cabin in Wisconsin.
And In MI and Wisconsin, usually the permit, at least for deer, not positive on bear, allows you to hunt anywhere in the state as long as it meets certain rules (i.e. distance from other houses, roads)
That third video? Picture it, but add a full bottle of rum in my hand and make it in a city parking lot. The bleeding went on for a while but I smelled delicious.
@tok3ninja: As a side note, have you ever seen a baby hummingtbird? They are only about the size of a bumblebee. The first time I encountered one in my yard, we just stared at each other for a long time, and I am not sure who was more amazed.
@zeco: I am just over the lake in Cleveland, so unless you are very far north, they should still be around. Try putting out a hummingbird feeder early next summer (heavy sugar water). If they know they have a food supply, they will come back by your place every year.
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If you hear/know things, you then become responsible for them, and I dont want that burden. #nextroom
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@otko: Hello, this is Moleman in the morning. Good Moleman to you. Today part four of our series of the agonizing pain in which I live every daaaay. #astakmole
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@GitEmSteveDave_ThatChickRockingKicks: #astakmole
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@GitEmSteveDave_ThatChickRockingKicks: #astakmole
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Well. There goes the ceiling cat. How should I put it down? Remind me to delete its Twitter account as well.
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As of right now, I only have one cam up that PTZ's, the ComputerCam ( [mysite.verizon.net] ), but would love more. #
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If I see an adult black bear, just keep a safe distance, and no trouble. If I see a cub, and no adult, REALLY keep my distance. Mommy is somewhere, and she doesn't like stupid white guys messing with her cubs.
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Actually I am curious how I would handle it.
Also thanks for the general info. ;)
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And In MI and Wisconsin, usually the permit, at least for deer, not positive on bear, allows you to hunt anywhere in the state as long as it meets certain rules (i.e. distance from other houses, roads)
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