nope not a moose.
nope not a moose.
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2. If you can't reach your kit when you need it....Its useless.
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I'm seeing many points to this one. But none have stuck yet.
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2. If you can't reach your kit when you need it....Its useless.
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Hmmmm. I know that a lot of animals will eat the bark. Oh well, guess I'll wait patiently for the right answer.
As in elk????Originally Posted by klkak
If I give any more clues I'll be drawing a picture of it.
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Well if you drew a picture, would it look like a large rodent with quills?
Squirrels will often strip the bark for nests. They seldom leave any debris. I had an Ash they they stripped one limb almost bare.
Crash may be right on the porcupine. I have no idea how big they get up there but I know they eat bark.
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Purely a guess --- I've seen porcupine damage and it wasn't in strips, but rather a larger area.
ATV Tour Guides, jumping out of the way of clients, Guide jumps and scurrys up the nearest tree.
Do you think they can get up that high with a damaged ankle?
Mark my words. One day you're going to need my cervices's really bad. Better hope I don't remember the (ankle) jokes.
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Yes it might look like a large rodent with quill's.
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it is porky pine we have several on the property as some of you remember from last summer with the mutts but try to look for cresent shaped scat at the botton of the tree it will be very woody when you crumble it
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Many years from now when I'm older and wrinklyer and decide to book my guided ATV tour in Alaska..........a week out:
Klkak - Wow, we've been exploring for a while. While you were sleeping I loaded all of your communications and survival gear into my ATV. I drained yours of all of its fuel.
Crash - Why?
Klkak - Remember those ankle jokes? See ya!
WE - I have a rather large list of things I choose not to do. However, I can assure you that crumbling porcupine poop was not on that list. It is now. Thanks!
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Porcupine is a most excellent survival food. They are slow and easy to kill. Their flesh is high in protein and fat. The most important thing about them is they taste really good cooked over an open fire. An adult will provide enough food for one person for 2 or 3 days.
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the scat is like packed saw dust really neat i think
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hmmmm,maybe people should start collecting it to burn in their wood pellet stoves,the wood pellets are in short supply around here,and winter hasn't even started yet!
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how much are your pellets selling for i just bought 4 bags for 5.50 each
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About $4.99 a 40 lb bag,but we aren't getting any in right now,supply is depleted and they don't know when they will be getting them,people are buying the pellet horse bedding to burn in their stoves right nw,don't know how well that is working out for them.
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