OH MY!

I'm sure most, if not all have seen the "Ring" ads.
Here's footage from my backyard cam a few nites ago...
 
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Gators and big snakes run a muck here in Louisiana. Not as bad as the politicians but bad enough

Sumthin in that can dinint smell right 'n sent 'im packin in a hurry. Must be a wwhhiiilllle between garbage runs - huh?!

I don't like snakes (me and Indy Jones "why is it always snakes?"); I'll take bears anytime!
Actually there wasn't anything "smelly" in the can, that's why he left.
Bears will eat things that would knock a maggot off a gut wagon.
You should see (smell) some of the things I've seen (smelled) bow hunters use for "bait".
 
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I'm just curious. Why so many garbage cans? Is garbage pickup done infrequently?

I generate a lot of cardboard, so I don't pay for weekly pickup.
I hit the "dump" about once a month.
The local squirrels made a mess of the plastic cans, which are all maybe 15 or more years old,
so I bought the steel cans.
The local fauna have "exploded" in recent years.
There had always been a few deer living in the neighborhood, most homes are on 1 acre plus lots,
but then the squirrels, elk, and now the bear moved in.
40 years ago, when there was a lot of undeveloped ground, sightings were rare;
now that its all "built up", seeing deer and elk is pretty common.
That was the first time I've ever had the trash cans knocked over, I would have assumed it was the
neighborhood dogs without the ring.
My hunting days are long gone,

so he's safe from me at least.
 
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