Should I be afraid of Chuck?

[Beekissed]

Thanks!

She's sweet, isn't she? I had a Holstein cow when I was young and she was just like this. I would sit in the field and she would lay down next to me and put her big, ol' head in my lap, just like a dog. I would scratch under her chin and she would close her eyes with contentment. She used to lick me also....cow breath...not so pleasant!

 

[Marlinchaser]

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You should introduce him to Rooster-Red they could exchange tricks of the catching wild things trade.

 

[MissPrissy]

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You should introduce him to Rooster-Red they could exchange tricks of the catching wild things trade.

That could be dangerous!!

 

[s6bee]

We discovered one in our yard nosing by the coop yesterday. We live in the suburbs and I have NEVER seen one here before, but he's burrowed under our shed, next to the coop. Will they burrow a hole through the shed floor? It's where we keep the food in bins? How do you handle them if you want to relocate?? Are they mean critters?

 

[thewarriorchild]

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I could be wrong but better him taking up the space than something else! They do not bother anything here.

 

[deerman]

Will not hurt birds, but play hell on a Garden. Season on them 24 /7 here. They hurt alot not livestock and animals, ask any farmer about the crops. Guess they do hurt livestock, if they step in all those holes they make.