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Old 12-16-2005, 10:22 PM
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Seen a pack of wolves once, they are so much larger than coyotes... Also seen a beaver and the nearest water was about mile and a 1/2 away.. It was odd?
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Old 12-16-2005, 10:38 PM
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ORIGINAL: nc bearhunter

had a uncle from williston and he bought 5 acres around salt springs in the 70's it was off 350 ? i dont remember the number of the road but it a left turn in salt springs comming from palatka the land was about a mile down we used to hunt the area near the ferry landing road and we used to kill a lot of deer in the area

Yeah! 316 takes you byLake Delancy and Lake George! Salt Springs is between them, good area for deer!
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Old 12-16-2005, 10:40 PM
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Black Squirrels
Last year I saw a black "Red" Fox.
I saw Porkies mating this year (at least I think they were)


tons of other animals, but you wanted "weird" ones
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Old 12-17-2005, 07:10 AM
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An all white squirrel. I had never seen 1 before.
Black squirrels, not very common here.

It's not strange to see a red fox. But i was sitting next to a tree 1 time with my legs stretched out. I kinda dozed off for a few minutes when something woke me up. It was a red fox and it stepped right over my legs. I woke up and didn't no wether to move or not. Kinda worries me when an animal like that isn't afraid of people.
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Old 12-17-2005, 07:55 AM
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The most unusual thing I've seen in the woods is a mink. It was making its way back down the creek that was about 20 yds infront of me. I also saw my first red fox out of that stand later in the year.
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Old 12-17-2005, 08:03 AM
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I saw an ostrich once.. freaked me the hell out.. come to find out there is a guy that has an ostrich farm across the road and nobody knew about it. One escaped and was under my stand looking around. I thought about shooting at it just to see if it was for real or if the DEC was playing some sort of "bait and trap" game.
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Old 12-17-2005, 08:04 AM
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This isn't an unusual animal but it was in an unusual place! I was hunting a hardwood mountain at least 2 miles from any body of water and a Canadian Goose walked past my stand....He was just browsing on shrubs and walking through the woods! He didn't appear to be hurt or sick in anyway...I guess he was just tired of flying and swimming?!....
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Old 12-17-2005, 08:35 AM
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About 35 years ago while hunting west of Eufaula, Alabama I saw a black panther.
TC, Lots of people (myself formerly included,) do not believe in "black Panthers! Most have attributed the "black," as being from shadows, and low light conditions. Recently, I read an article that confirmed the existence of a black cat in Texas, and other southern states!
It is/was a Jagaurundi (sp.) and is slightly smaller than a Cougar, andwas believed to be extinct here!

As far as what I've personally seen, I did get a rare sighting of a Cougar (called by the name of cougar, panther, mountain lion etc.)about 5 years ago, while bow hunting, at a range of 20 yards, so there was no doubt as to what it was!
About a year later, on the same property I saw a Turkey! Which was the first, and only Turkey, that I've ever seen in East Texas! There has been a Turkey restocking program here, and it appears to be slowly working!

I know that Cougars, and Turkey are common sights in many places, but not here! Those sightings were my first, in half a century of living!
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Old 12-17-2005, 08:37 AM
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Got a friend stationed at camp lejuene north carolina. He called me one day after hunting on base, he said he found something odd. He described it as a rub on a large tree only it was about six feet up the tree. I replied by asying don't you have bears up there. I can't post his reply, use your imagination. We're from huntsville al. Never seen that around here before.
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Old 12-17-2005, 09:14 AM
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Hey mitchell, i'm from CedarBluff, AL. Do you know where that is?
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