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This elk walked by my window, so I walked outside to look at him. He has a blue child's swing wrapped around his antlers. He took off towards the Elk County line. If you see him, I named him Blue.
 

 

She looks like something from a Disney Movie. I showed Wilmadawg  the picture,,,,,,,,,,,,she laughed!!!

She looks like something from a Disney Movie. I showed Wilmadawg  the picture,,,,,,,,,,,,she laughed!!!

Lay in a sunny window.

Lay in a sunny window.

LC is snuggled up in MY snuggie!!!
 

 

Wilma says; hey dude.......cook me some pork chops and call me when they are done..  Im going to take a little nap.

Wilma says; hey dude.......cook me some pork chops and call me when they are done..  Im going to take a little nap.

Wilma says; hey dude.......cook me some pork chops and call me when they are done..  Im going to take a little nap.

Actuslly yes. I would rather see them in someone's freezer than in their car with a dead body under an elk. Sorry, they are not native and they need to be kept on the reservation. Those who brought them here need to be responsible for them and the damage they do.

i will have to ask my Dad, It was actually in the late 60s early 70s when we got him. I named him "Snoopy" He was a great Dog!

Late blight can survive in organic materiel in the soil over winter so be sure to clean up all garden debris especially tomatoes and related plants such as potatoes. There are weeds in the same family that will harbor the blight so clean those up as well. It will not survive in the soil without host material. 
There is nothing you can put in the soil and the sprays will prevent blight but not cure infected plants. They have to be destroyed. 
It can come in on infected plants or via air currents which is probably how we are getting it. 
 
Ran across this while looking for the turducken recipe. It might come in handy if you actually get an elk. I

I thought maybe stuffed with rabbit, wrapped in elk and then slow roasted.

Unfortunately the Game Commission has nothing to do with the major destroyers of gardens.  Many diseases and insects were brought in by shippers.
 
Master Gardeners is becoming even more important those who grow gardens because of all the problems.  We can provide a spring to fall program of protection.  All you have to do it ask at 849-7361.  You name the pest and we'll provide a good solution.
 
My personal solution to elk is make them into burgers when they stray off of the reservation.

Nice Pics Bon,, Love the deer.

I remember going to Bills Zoo when I was "knee high to a grasshopper" there was an old metal can at the gate for donations. My Mom use to give me a nickel or something.

Cool photos. yuck,,,, snake.