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<blockquote data-quote="msscamp" data-source="post: 163401" data-attributes="member: 539"><p>I realize that, and we had a slight problem with stray dogs on the home place (a well-placed bullet under their belly took care of most of them, for the rest the bullet was a bit higher), but our ranch was 10 miles from the nearest town, a good 5-7 miles from the nearest neighbor that had a dog and where the cattle ran in the spring during calving was a good 10-15 miles from the nearest neighbor. The summer and early fall pastures were at least 25 miles nearest house and never, ever in all the time I spent in those hills did I ever see anything but coyotes, an occasional fox and, on one occasion, the panther. Wyoming is not a highly populated state, hell Dallas or Houston has a higher population than the entire state of Wyoming does, we don't have subdivisions, we don't even have cities - we have small, medium and big towns. You just couldn't resist the black panther poke could you? :lol: :lol: :lol: That's ok, I can take the heat - I know what I saw - it was too close for me to mistake it for anything other than what it was. As far as attack patterns, that's something I need a lot of work on - and I'll be the first to admit it. Any suggestions on how to remedy that situation? I enjoy learning, especially when it comes to cattle.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="msscamp, post: 163401, member: 539"] I realize that, and we had a slight problem with stray dogs on the home place (a well-placed bullet under their belly took care of most of them, for the rest the bullet was a bit higher), but our ranch was 10 miles from the nearest town, a good 5-7 miles from the nearest neighbor that had a dog and where the cattle ran in the spring during calving was a good 10-15 miles from the nearest neighbor. The summer and early fall pastures were at least 25 miles nearest house and never, ever in all the time I spent in those hills did I ever see anything but coyotes, an occasional fox and, on one occasion, the panther. Wyoming is not a highly populated state, hell Dallas or Houston has a higher population than the entire state of Wyoming does, we don't have subdivisions, we don't even have cities - we have small, medium and big towns. You just couldn't resist the black panther poke could you? :lol: :lol: :lol: That's ok, I can take the heat - I know what I saw - it was too close for me to mistake it for anything other than what it was. As far as attack patterns, that's something I need a lot of work on - and I'll be the first to admit it. Any suggestions on how to remedy that situation? I enjoy learning, especially when it comes to cattle. [/QUOTE]
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