RUSSELL
* Ace Member *
deer
coyote at last years ace race
coyote at last years ace race
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- Thread starter MoonT4
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At the bEast many copper heads, moccasins, grass snakes. Pulled an airwalk over a copper head in a path after it struck at my buddys boot sole. Michael Jordan would have been proud of the distance I got on that one.
Had a baby squirell at Cedar Hill follow our group running through the group now and then for about an hour. Was cool as hell.
Road runners are also common along with the occasional Bald eagle at Woodway park in Waco.
Had a baby squirell at Cedar Hill follow our group running through the group now and then for about an hour. Was cool as hell.
Road runners are also common along with the occasional Bald eagle at Woodway park in Waco.
ZBoazMobster
Double Eagle Member
Crappy cell pics:
Texas Garter Snake. Red stripe, stunning irl. This individual was at our first hole during the VF mini on Saturday. Seen one of these before, it had been killed.
A first for me! The elusive Texas Blind Snake. Even I with a trained eye, thought for the first split second, that I was looking at a worm. On the second blurry photo, you can just bearly make out the black eyes. Found this guy while I was cleaning up trash at Z-Boaz. The first pic is actually several days after the second. I know where this one 'lives'.
This is my most favorite thread on this site by far.
Texas Garter Snake. Red stripe, stunning irl. This individual was at our first hole during the VF mini on Saturday. Seen one of these before, it had been killed.
A first for me! The elusive Texas Blind Snake. Even I with a trained eye, thought for the first split second, that I was looking at a worm. On the second blurry photo, you can just bearly make out the black eyes. Found this guy while I was cleaning up trash at Z-Boaz. The first pic is actually several days after the second. I know where this one 'lives'.
This is my most favorite thread on this site by far.
josh_carson20
Par Member
walked up on them as i was finishing up my round... just stopped and looked at me while i finished.
A first for me! The elusive Texas Blind Snake. Even I with a trained eye, thought for the first split second, that I was looking at a worm. On the second blurry photo, you can just bearly make out the black eyes. Found this guy while I was cleaning up trash at Z-Boaz. The first pic is actually several days after the second. I know where this one 'lives'.
This is my most favorite thread on this site by far.[/QUOTE]
This is one of the coolest snakes out there. Amazing you found one.
Snake at my home course the other day,it slithered away extremely quickly,decent in length,don't know enough about it to know exactly what it was 
chickenonabun
Double Eagle Member
I wish there was cooler thing to see 'round theses parts other that squirrels and deer
notBOB
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i was playing after a night of no sleep and eating that fun guy, and i sh*t you not, there was a giant fluffy bunny that must have been an escaped pet from a nearby house. this thing had to have been like 20 lbs. i chased that damn bunny all over the course, he was super slow in the fairways and i nearly caught the bastard. I knew i wasnt trippin cuz 2 days later, we found the bones and fluffy white fur scattered everywhere. Poor fella. coyote musta had himself a tasty bunny to munch on...
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notBOB
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almost evrytime we play night disc out at Tye F. Cunningham we hear a gangload of coyotes yelping several holes away from us. weve only seen them once, we flashed the light and their eyes were all lit up, super creepy. they dont seem to bug us, though numerous holes they are nearly surrounding us, as the holes double back on each other, like hole 2 and hole 4. holding coyote bashers as insurance calms the nerves.
Djren12
Birdie Member
here is my boxer penny watching the deer that were watching us, I kind of freaked a bit cause instead of fleeing they came closer to watch us. I flung a nuke at em and they scattered, in the back of my mind i was remembering that video on tv of that buck boxing that hunter lol.
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notBOB
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same thing happened to me as i was searchin for a disc in the snow at channahon park last winter. the sun was about down and i could only hear them at first. i stepped into the fairway to see what was around, and all of a sudden a pack of 10-15 deer showed themselves. i was hittin my pinchy at teh time and i just froze. there was a huge buck in the front of the pack facing me about 50 feet away. we stared at each other for about 10 seconds:|. all of a sudden he bursts into a gallop of 10 paces straight towards me and stops. i drop my bag still standing there, not sure whether to sh*t or fake dead or scream. all of a sudden the deer behind that big ol buck take off the opposite way, and their leader reluctantly followed them. I immediately fell backwards in the snow in disbelief. WTF!!?
Lewis
* Ace Member *
In all my life, I've never seen an aggressive deer. I'm not sure I would know how to react either. I suppose the best thing to do would be to arm yourself however you can and brace for impact.
wranglerspace
Par Member
Duck hazard - Madison Meadow (Lombard, IL)
412Disc
Double Eagle Member
does a dead squirrel on the tee box count? I didn't pick that one up...
tallpat
Bogey Member
I witnessed a baby weasel get into a scuffle with a baby rabbit at White River earlier today. That was quite baffling.
and the winner was?
tallpat
Bogey Member
Weasel held the territory, bunny scampered off.
somerbuch
Par Member
Last week in leagues my group ran across a cockatiel sitting along side of a stream.
