Wildlife near you :)

going to try to hatch a brood and release in yard and around house ;) WP_20200708_12_10_00_Pro.jpg WP_20200708_12_10_07_Pro.jpg
 
Pig Boy! The Florida legend.
I grew up in South Georgia and there was a few sighting here and there of a big cat/panther, most people put it into the same category as big foot but I think it was possible, I lived about 30 miles or less as the crow flies from the Okefenokee Swamp and it is big and a lot of wildlife there
 
I live a few hundred yards from Yellowstone National Park. Grizzly bears, Black bears, antelope, big horn sheep, moose, marmots, badgers, swans, bob cats, mule deer, elk, and many many others. No snakes and very few reptiles. They don't do very well at 40 below zero.
 
I live a few hundred yards from Yellowstone National Park. Grizzly bears, Black bears, antelope, big horn sheep, moose, marmots, badgers, swans, bob cats, mule deer, elk, and many many others. No snakes and very few reptiles. They don't do very well at 40 below zero.

Is that near West Yellowstone?
 
i have a peeping tom!! V__0FB2.jpg
 
Don’t have pics of the actual animal but we found scat in the yard twice now that no one can identify. People said it can be gator, bear, or cattle. It smelled fishy and we are across from a community lake/pond. Who knows. I’m stumped.
 

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