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Cool pictures. :yoyo: :yoyo: Thanks Barry.
Pat
I heard people eat those things. :shrug:
Nice pics.
Those are cool pics Barry. I don't know anything about porkys & I really didn't know they climb. Thanks for sharing.
:confused: Maybe that's where it landed when you pulled it out of your butt on that coyote stand tho. :shrug: :laf: :laf:
People can and do eat them things and it's one of the reasons they are protected, they are an available food source to a lost or starving person.
They are great climbers and one of the reasons they get shot is their love of bark. They will kill a shelterbelt or orchard trees if allowed too.
I think they are a neat animal and they always fascinate me. Funny how people are scared of them cause there is not any documentation of an enraged porcupine attacking anything. :laf:
Quote from: pitw on January 26, 2010, 07:37:58 AM
there is not any documentation of an enraged porcupine attacking anything. :laf:
Except for the shelter belt or orchard trees. :wink:
Jerry
Is the tree he's in one of them diamond willows you were talking about?
Quote from: slagmaker on January 26, 2010, 08:05:28 AM
Is the tree he's in one of them diamond willows you were talking about?
Yes sir. :bowingsmilie:
they also eat rubber ie : tires, cabin walls, etc etc etc.. they're proctected here as well. Petted one before when my uncle was alive.
cabin walls
ROFLMAO :roflmao:
Not protected here, we need to save what little trees we have! Excellent source of food in a survival situation.