Econ
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This demonstrates the law of unintended consequences. FYI, There was a rabies outbreak 5 or 10 miles north of me about 10 years ago caused by wildlife. This chain eventually gets to coyote encounters.
Kids are no longer taught to deer hunt. This combined with insane state hunting laws lead to the second largest herd in the country. Texas has us beat.
Some moron who never has been around deer moved into the subdivision and set up a deer feeder. At 10AM it went off feeding deer. So at 9:30AM every deer in the city ran to this feeder, crossing streets with wild abandon causing car collisions. Clueless never figured it out he was the cause. Fortunately he moved.
Other morons set feeders up but not on the main thoroughfare. It should be well known, but isn't, that animals judge the amount of offspring according to food available. So the deer started dropping twins instead of singles increasing population furthering the overpopulation problem. These low IQ morons haven't figured out why the population is up or why car/deer collision is the number 1 insurance claim in the state.
Well word got around in the coyote community that this subdivision was super rich in food so they migrated like Californians to a promises land. Those fawns make a nice meal for the Coyotes. I've watched them in action hunting. They run the fawn til it collapses then rips it apart.
So we have a deer and coyote overpopulation. The low IQ don't realize that coyotes like cats and mop dogs. Both are not big enough to defend themselves. So they put up their "missing cat" signs in wonderment.
So on to the main topic. How successful would a man be if confronted by a rabid coyote in surviving without having to get a rabies shot series, opinions? My understanding from a patient is they are very painful.
There is a park 5 miles from here that doesn't have vegetation below 6'.
Rains quit. Time to get to work.
Yes, the yotes run around here like stray dogs.
Kids are no longer taught to deer hunt. This combined with insane state hunting laws lead to the second largest herd in the country. Texas has us beat.
Some moron who never has been around deer moved into the subdivision and set up a deer feeder. At 10AM it went off feeding deer. So at 9:30AM every deer in the city ran to this feeder, crossing streets with wild abandon causing car collisions. Clueless never figured it out he was the cause. Fortunately he moved.
Other morons set feeders up but not on the main thoroughfare. It should be well known, but isn't, that animals judge the amount of offspring according to food available. So the deer started dropping twins instead of singles increasing population furthering the overpopulation problem. These low IQ morons haven't figured out why the population is up or why car/deer collision is the number 1 insurance claim in the state.
Well word got around in the coyote community that this subdivision was super rich in food so they migrated like Californians to a promises land. Those fawns make a nice meal for the Coyotes. I've watched them in action hunting. They run the fawn til it collapses then rips it apart.
So we have a deer and coyote overpopulation. The low IQ don't realize that coyotes like cats and mop dogs. Both are not big enough to defend themselves. So they put up their "missing cat" signs in wonderment.
So on to the main topic. How successful would a man be if confronted by a rabid coyote in surviving without having to get a rabies shot series, opinions? My understanding from a patient is they are very painful.
There is a park 5 miles from here that doesn't have vegetation below 6'.
Rains quit. Time to get to work.
Yes, the yotes run around here like stray dogs.
