At last, an end to all the speculation about what to do if you are attacked by various wild animals... or is it?! No mention of dogs and dog-kind.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/environmen...ay/13/wildlife
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At last, an end to all the speculation about what to do if you are attacked by various wild animals... or is it?! No mention of dogs and dog-kind.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/environmen...ay/13/wildlife
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Cheers. Fixed.
I knew those eye poke techniques would come in handy!:cool:
I'll remember this next time I'm attacked by a wild turkey. :D Maybe some Turkey sandwiches would be nice.
A bear? Forget it. Run like hell and hope for the best!
I've recently seen news where coyotes are trying to drag off children......I though this was very strange. In most cases a toddler is about the same size or larger than a coyote and the vast majority of animals will not individually attack something than is bigger than they are.
Don't be a victim. Be the dominant turkey.
I'm tempted to put that in my sig.
I have lost many a battle with the Wild Turkey, but none so devastating as with the Green Fairy:D
I hear you there TT, although that is a battle I prefer to lose at least once a month if I can afford to have some around.
Dang, beat me to it; I was going to quote that...:mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mook Jong
My question is: If this is a british article, and it opened with a comment about a sharkattack in Middleton, why did they make a point of mentioning how to fight off alligators, cougers and other animals not found in the wilds of the Brithish Isles???
It's about a book.Quote:
Originally Posted by Becca
Plus, there ARE no dangerous animals in the UK, except chavs, and that's what the rest of this forum's about fighting off! :D