Whatcha thinking about now?

[Juniper]

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And they're Gluten Free and Vegan.

[Heka]

If you hit it,do you get to cook and eat it?

Nah, theyre too tough and stringy, especially this fella by the sound of it.

Is that like hella weird sounding, to non aussies, how we hit emus and kangaroos all the time lol?

[anunitu]

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We have the Deer problem here,and a deer hit can total a car.

[Heka]

We have the Deer problem here,and a deer hit can total a car.

Thankfully roos and emus wont usually do that much damage. Sheep either usually. Cows do obviously. And wombats interestingly

[anubisa]

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My poor nephew is sick. We need a good winter snow down here in West Virginia to kill off all these bugs.

[monsno_leedra]

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My poor nephew is sick. We need a good winter snow down here in West Virginia to kill off all these bugs.

We've had some wicked bugs going around this year and no good snow's or mixed weather at all in our area. Go west a bit and into the mountain's and they've gotten a few good snows or mixed weather. Quite a bit of rain but temperature wise it's been crazy cold one day or for a few days then warm days following that are like summer days. Not sure it's just West Virginia though for the various bug issues, my son is in Tennessee and they've had entire school districts shut down due to illnesses striking the communities.

[Hawkfeathers]

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Nah, theyre too tough and stringy, especially this fella by the sound of it.

Is that like hella weird sounding, to non aussies, how we hit emus and kangaroos all the time lol?

YES! LOL We have deer here, and some elk, which are dangerous to hit. I always see lots of dead armadillos on the roads because they're nocturnal & not that big, so people don't see them until it's too late.

[monsno_leedra]

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YES! LOL We have deer here, and some elk, which are dangerous to hit. I always see lots of dead armadillos on the roads because they're nocturnal & not that big, so people don't see them until it's too late.

For small fry we tend to have the mountain kitty (ie skunk) and occasional raccoon or opossum. Of all of them though that darn mountain kitty just lingers on the air and can raise a stink over and over it you happen to hit it just right. Even a good washing might not get that smell off your car or out of it if your AC was running.

[anunitu]

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The weather has been weird all over,my Son in California is going through one of the wettest winters in my memory(70 years ,50 in California)

[Hawkfeathers]

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For small fry we tend to have the mountain kitty (ie skunk) and occasional raccoon or opossum. Of all of them though that darn mountain kitty just lingers on the air and can raise a stink over and over it you happen to hit it just right. Even a good washing might not get that smell off your car or out of it if your AC was running.

Ha! Yep, we have those too, and I try to avoid driving over dead ones. That's one smell that lingers forever.

[volcaniclastic]

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Nah, theyre too tough and stringy, especially this fella by the sound of it.

Is that like hella weird sounding, to non aussies, how we hit emus and kangaroos all the time lol?

...yes. But it's also probably super weird sounding to non-Canadians when I say stuff like I saw a herd of caribou, or a wolf, or whatever.

[Heka]

...yes. But it's also probably super weird sounding to non-Canadians when I say stuff like I saw a herd of caribou, or a wolf, or whatever.

See thats not weird to me at all. Maybe its more of a country/city thing. The insurance lady hubby spoke to had to ask what an emu was. A lot of city slickers just don't get that they get in the way of cars.

[Chessa]

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Haha it's the most American thing ever when my teacher says stuff like "There was an eagle just sitting in my driveway staring at me"

[anunitu]

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When I was living in this small town in New Jersey,a Bear wandered through town(In this part of NJ bears are not all that uncommon) In fact I saw one from my 3rd floor window,strolling through the parking lot of this apartment building(40 unit building). They do a bear hunt every year to cull the numbers.

[Heka]

When I was living in this small town in New Jersey,a Bear wandered through town(In this part of NJ bears are not all that uncommon) In fact I saw one from my 3rd floor window,strolling through the parking lot of this apartment building(40 unit building). They do a bear hunt every year to cull the numbers.

We eat kangaroos, mostly to keep down numbers. And also because its delicious.

Havent had any eagles in town, theyre very careful about where they land cos it takes them ages to get off the ground.