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"Rommel" and myself went out to take a couple shots at our favorite "target tree" :wink:
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An hour later we went out again, and found this !!!!!!!!
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:?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?:
I have NO CLUE what happened in the hour we were gone but, it looks like something got in a serious "difference of opinion" with something else :? :? :? :shock:
I never heard a thing :!:
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You sure the tree wasn't the only target Al?? :shock: :wink:
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any tracks around that blood other than the human tracks i see? any missing nasty neighbors or brother-in-laws? you could always blood trail
them -as much as there loosing whatever it is --should drop soon. bb
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:lol: I imagine "Rommel" enjoyed those new scents :!: ...G.D
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No tracks I could see, other than mine and the Dog's :?
"Blood" seemed to cover about 20 meters. It actually looked almost as much like transmission fluid as blood :? Pics were done with a "keychain camera" but color is pretty close.
The dog seemed interested in the area in general but not predominately the "blood" [if that's what it is]. Wrong time of year for a Doe to have fawned there, my first hunch :idea: There did seem to be [some] fresh
Deer scat but we had been shooting there, less than an hour before and why would a Deer go where a person shooting and a Dog attacking sticks and barking and growling and been that recently.
[Any rounds that missed the tree hit a dirt mound behind it so no accidental wounding of anything - I would have seen it, or heard it] :idea:
I rubbed some of the snow/"blood" mix on my glove and it left NO stain or odor.
I'm really perplexed - this is weird :!: :!: :!: :!:
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maybe a tree dwelling animal , was wounded .. or a flying critter flew over top with its catch , spewing a little juices..
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Over 20+ meters, of a mostly a circular pattern :?:
I'd expect a more linear pattern :idea:
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Obviously the work of a CHUPACABRA! :P
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JerrBear wrote:Obviously the work of a CHUPACABRA! :P
or little green space people who eat BRAINS!
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JerrBear wrote:Obviously the work of a CHUPACABRA! :P

A chupa What the???????????? :?
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http://skepdic.com/chupa.html
I strongly suspect the "Chupa" is largely Ethnic/Cultural and a New-World Hispanic version of the Irish Leprechaun :wink: but much nastier and more dangerous :!:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leprechaun
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was ya gun well oiled?


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JerrBear wrote:Obviously the work of a CHUPACABRA! :P
Dances with Emus wrote: A chupa What the???????????? :?
Mr. Dw/E's,

Think psycho, saber-toothed kangaroo with an 'attitude.' :wink:
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the gun being well oiled, wouldnt account for the hair chunks all over the scene..
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JerrBear wrote:Obviously the work of a CHUPACABRA! :P
well the cupacabra resides in peurto rico in als area youd more likely to see bigfoot :lol:
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