Posted by Dave H (MI) on June 14, 2014 at 06:52:00 from (50.105.88.162):
Well, as I am working on the pilot for my reality show about the trials of keeping turkeys alive with all the increasing predators...I actually have caught something. One medium sized raccoon. Lanky and mean acting so could definitely be a suspect but I was really expecting a bigger animal. This would explain why it would leave the big tom on the lower perch and go up to the hens on the high perch but gee, this thing is hardly worth all the hoopla. Maybe if I photo shop a picture like that guy did with the feral hog down south...
I'm going to keep setting the traps and hope for something more believable.
Almost forgot...neighbor up the road was out with a flash light last night for hours. Seems his little dog has gone missing. That ain't good.
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