I just saw an accident so i am curious.
Please answer.What happens to deers after they get hit by a car?
annoying sarcastic people love sitting here and writing funny things..
In some citys they have a local branch or some sort of the government come by and pick up road kill once every couple of days..if this did not happen, there would be festering animal carcass all over the roads..hope this not sarcastic answer helped.What happens to deers after they get hit by a car?
They die instantly.
Or, they hit your car headfirst, cause massive damage, barf all over your paint for good measure, then get up and run away and live a ';long'; life.
Or, they hit your car, fall over unconsious, you come over to look at them, and they kick you in the stomach before waking up and running off, leaving you to painfully keel over (don't go near a deer you just hit)
Or, they get up, and run away with your license place in their ribcage, and die a few hundred feet from the roadside.
Or, they get up, and run away with your license place in their ribcage, and live a long healthy life.
If the deer dies on the roadside, some townships pick up the carcas and compost it.
Then again, some other rural areas pick up the deer and have it for dinner.
I hit a deer back in January, and I do not know whatever happened to the deer. I hope that I killed it, because I don't want to think that it was in pain or anything like that.
I guess it all depends on a few factors:
1. What type of car are you driving?
2. How fast did you hit the deer?
3. Where did you hit the deer? (Head on? Hit it's side? etc)
Here in the country u can be put on a list to be called by the police to go pick it up and dress it out if it is fresh kill. Otherwise the county picks it up and dumps it on farmers fields for fertilizer.
It depends on how hard they were hit. They usually die shortly after. You should report it to a local vet. They might be able to save the deer.
If they die.... sometimes they are given to people for food who need them or want them. BTW, it's 1 deer, 2 deer, 123 deer, 127,000 deer.
Incinerator or dog food.
They die.
Friday, February 12, 2010
It's Christmas Eve and you're on a dark, lonely road when all of a sudden a deer comes out of the woods...?
....you can't stop, and splatter ...you hit and kill the small animal. You get out to check the damage and...HORROR!.....you've killed Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer! What do you do next?It's Christmas Eve and you're on a dark, lonely road when all of a sudden a deer comes out of the woods...?
fire up the grill? It's Christmas Eve and you're on a dark, lonely road when all of a sudden a deer comes out of the woods...?
The red nose means he has rabies. Scream for joy and move the carcass away from the road.
I don't believe in Santa Claus.
sell everything on ebay.
field dress rudolph and take the head to be prepared for mounting in my den. love venison steaks.
make sure the blunt is still lit, i havent spilled my beer and no cops are around, then i get back in the car and speed off
Masturbate over the Dead corpse!
Steal his red lightbulb...cause im guessing the lights on the front of the car are smashed....
Wait for Santa to come kill me.
Or get put on the Naughty List. ;]
Fix dinner.
cut off his nose and use it for a hood ornament ,and example to the rest of them.
move it to the side and drive off
call the cops
rob santa since he can't see
Rob Santa.
Or just laugh and call him names.
MMM! Deer jerky! That's what we do with 'em here in North Idaho!
i cry....
poor rudolph!!! he went through so much with all of those laughing reindeers, its just so sad!!! luckily, I won't be drunk.
take him home and feed my family
Land my plane on a safe runway
Realize I'm in the middle of a stupid Yahoo! Answers ';question';.
fire up the grill? It's Christmas Eve and you're on a dark, lonely road when all of a sudden a deer comes out of the woods...?
The red nose means he has rabies. Scream for joy and move the carcass away from the road.
I don't believe in Santa Claus.
sell everything on ebay.
field dress rudolph and take the head to be prepared for mounting in my den. love venison steaks.
make sure the blunt is still lit, i havent spilled my beer and no cops are around, then i get back in the car and speed off
Masturbate over the Dead corpse!
Steal his red lightbulb...cause im guessing the lights on the front of the car are smashed....
Wait for Santa to come kill me.
Or get put on the Naughty List. ;]
Fix dinner.
cut off his nose and use it for a hood ornament ,and example to the rest of them.
move it to the side and drive off
call the cops
rob santa since he can't see
Rob Santa.
Or just laugh and call him names.
MMM! Deer jerky! That's what we do with 'em here in North Idaho!
i cry....
poor rudolph!!! he went through so much with all of those laughing reindeers, its just so sad!!! luckily, I won't be drunk.
take him home and feed my family
Land my plane on a safe runway
Realize I'm in the middle of a stupid Yahoo! Answers ';question';.
What do i need to enroll my wife in deers?
I am newly married and on active duty. My wife is living in another state. How do I enroll her in deers? What documents do I need? What documents does she need to get an ID made back home?What do i need to enroll my wife in deers?
her social security card, the marriage certificate and a picture ID.
of course since you are not together she you actually cannot get the ID nor can she get an ID card.. so you need a DD Form 1172 filled out and sent to her so she can get her ID..What do i need to enroll my wife in deers?
You need the original or certified copy of the marriage certificate, her original or certified copy of her SSN card. They might require a birth certificate but not always. If you are in separate states and have separate bank accounts you can set up an allotment to her account each month on the 1st.
Once she is in deers she is enrolled into Tricare Standard. With this there is a yearly deductible and a co-pay per visit. She will then need either a Specific POA or Form DD1172 to get her ID from the closest base or reserve center. She can then change to Prime, enroll in United Concordia, use base facilities, etc...
Here's the website for deers:
http://tricare.mil/mybenefit/ProfileFilt鈥?/a>
Just go there. If you have any more questions just call DEERS:1(800)538-9552
you will need your marriage certificate,,,her social security card,,and her birth certificate. you will receive paperwork back that will allow her to get her ID.
Tricare DEERS on line enrollment.
her social security card, the marriage certificate and a picture ID.
of course since you are not together she you actually cannot get the ID nor can she get an ID card.. so you need a DD Form 1172 filled out and sent to her so she can get her ID..What do i need to enroll my wife in deers?
You need the original or certified copy of the marriage certificate, her original or certified copy of her SSN card. They might require a birth certificate but not always. If you are in separate states and have separate bank accounts you can set up an allotment to her account each month on the 1st.
Once she is in deers she is enrolled into Tricare Standard. With this there is a yearly deductible and a co-pay per visit. She will then need either a Specific POA or Form DD1172 to get her ID from the closest base or reserve center. She can then change to Prime, enroll in United Concordia, use base facilities, etc...
Here's the website for deers:
http://tricare.mil/mybenefit/ProfileFilt鈥?/a>
Just go there. If you have any more questions just call DEERS:1(800)538-9552
you will need your marriage certificate,,,her social security card,,and her birth certificate. you will receive paperwork back that will allow her to get her ID.
Tricare DEERS on line enrollment.
I wonder how many US citizens watch films such as U-571, Saving Private Ryan, and the Deer Hunter and...?
...assume the films to factually correct? I always wondered why Americans always seemed to be so ignorant of the world around them and its history-now I know. It's because Hollywood supplies them with all the ';facts'; they needI wonder how many US citizens watch films such as U-571, Saving Private Ryan, and the Deer Hunter and...?
many americans readily believe in most ( not all) of the things fed to them as it's part of their culture to accept that they are always being taught correctly and America is simply the greatest ever nation and swear to the flag etc. many other countries also think of their way of life as the 'only' real and truthful way of life.
by being immersed in so much 'official' and accepted stories they will easily accept without judgement most things offered.
It is not just america whom has this issue. many will believe all they are shown on TV and in most films as factual simply because they are brought up to 'trust' the official offerings of that organisation.
history is always written by teh victor for example and real truths are buried along with the dead.I wonder how many US citizens watch films such as U-571, Saving Private Ryan, and the Deer Hunter and...?
All three of the films you mentioned were fictional. Nobody ever claimed they were true.
Let's compare this to the crockumentaries of Michael Moore, who purports his films to be true, and yet are filled with lie after lie after lie.
I always wondered why leftists always seemed to be so ignorant of the world around them and its history- now I know. It's because they can't tell fact from fiction and believe the kind of nonsense spouted by halfwits like Michael Moore and Sean Penn.
I can't speak for all these films you've listed, But I can speak for the film private Ryan, And confirm that it is very close to being accurate, I know history and people who were there when much of what portrayed in that film happened. The problem isn't with Americans ignorance, But rather your wanting to rewrite history to suit your own beliefs and or agenda . God bless.
The film U571 got a lot ridiculing in the British press because it is a blatant lie it was not US forces that captured a German sub but a Royal Navy Warship, it was reported in the British press that many US WWII vets (the real men who fought, not actors) who saw the film got up and left in disgust because many thought that it ridiculed America.
The world owes America a great debt for their liberty and freedom that is not fully understood and appreciated, but these kinds of films that portray America as all conquering without reference to other nations that took part fighting evil in WWII does not do America any favours today.
I too am dismayed at people who watch movies, blithely, happily unaware that the movie is just riddled with historical inaccuracies.
I'm especially irritated at how we transform certain events into comic book-style tales of good vs evil. Hence, I was happily surprised to see the the new Tom Cruise (one of my least favorite actors) movie doesn't show all Nazis like they are foaming at the mouth and ready to disembowel puppy doggies for fun.
If we don't recognize the good and bad in things like the Nazi regime, we won't learn any lessons about what really made it ultimately evil, nor what elements of it were quite redeemable and commendable.
I have no problem with historical fiction as long as i know what it is. I take no movies to seriously unless it claims to be a documentary and none of the above were ever promoted as such. I'm more irritated that people listen to your dribble and think it's anywhere near accurate. Now THAT'S a lark!
waaaaay too many people. the majority of people I know actually ';learn'; from commercials. It drives me to the point of insanity how easily people just endroctrinate themselves because they just take everything as fact!!
The point that is driving me made right now is the Corn Refiners of America commercials regarding high fructose corn syrup. I seeth with anger when one of those come on.
Why would anyone think any of those movies was factually correct ?
They were not documentaries.
They were movies.
Do you really think people believed thier are space aliens driving taxi cabs in NYC, because they showed them in MNB ?
or that ET came to earth and lived with a 8 yr old ?
What is your Question?
Did these things actually Happen?
Or is it more Hollywood HYpe?
Did Apocalypse now happen? How about Full Metal Jacket?
These Movies awere the way that the Writer saw things during times of a war and by writing them came to grips with in the Words of Marlan Brando in Apocalypse Now '; The Horror,The Horror'; of war.
If I had my way people with such a greed for money who are prepared to sell their country down the river by openly supporting the terrorist enemy, should be put down as traitors. They have absolutely no patriotism and are prepared to sell their souls to the highest bidder.
Probably the same percentage ( but probably not the same pool) of people who accept what Rush Limbaugh says as the truth.
Actually. 1066, 1492, 1588, 1776, 1815, Dec 7, 1943. is about all we are taught in history class. Or at least all we didn't sleep through.
Kind of like how when people watch ';documentaries' like Fahrenheit 911, and Bowling for columbine and assume that they are factually correct instead of edited to project the political and social views of Michael Moore.
i don't know about the other ones but Private Ryan was a good story. I don't really qualify as an American cuz i am an immigrant so i guess that is why i didn't take it literally.
sadly, many do.
good movie though lolz
Those are fiction. BUT in researching Saving Private Ryan, Hanks came upon the true story of Major Winters and ';E company'; and made ';band of Brothers';. I highly seeing that recommend that.
I watched Saving Private Ryan, not the other ones yet. I watch movies for entertainment not for fact gathering. Movies may have some truths in them but that is the least of my worries when watching movies.
interesting question. I don't think just Americans are ignorant to the world around them it is everyone in the world who is ignorant of the world around them. just like you
I don't assume anything made by Hollywood to be factual correct. Its entertainment pure and simple. The last time I saw a movie that came close was Tora,Tora,Tora. And even then some things were not totally correct.
Americans are idiots??? You pompous a@@!!!!! You chose to leave your homeland and go live in Australia and chose NOT to stay and defend your own country. Now who is the idiot?
I was tuning my 1968 Les Paul Custom Sunburst and missed the meaning of your question. I guess you are saying we Americans get our history from movies. Maybe so but the rift of Pride and Joy by SRV is a little more important right now.
Well ya no us dum asz Amrikans cant tel trut frmo realte an ever bodi els is jst so wa mor smertr thn we is aniwa, and we should be listening to an entirely and apparently deliberately misinformed dckhead because?.
Wrong. Hollywood does make movies based on real events, but most people realize that the storylines and a lot of events in the movies are fiction.
Get real Timmy. You just asked another question that stated Farenheit 911 and Syriana as intelligent films. That says a lot, as does this one.
Those are works of historical fiction, not non-fiction. I would hope most people would be able to differentiate between the two.
More people watched the Lord of the Rings and got the same quality of information.
Anyone that uses a movie as a historical reference...is retarded....regardless of their nationality.
Well the scene at the end of Saving Private Ryan sure ain't fake - there were that many deaths that were a result of WWII.
they are movies ,are we not suppose to watch them or something??
are we ignorant becuase we watch movies?
that is a new one from here wow
who you calling ignorant? their just movies.
Just like religion, movies allow people to sit back and have life dictated for them.
hahahh.. sorry, not me..
saving private ryan is a good movie though.
you're bitter.
Movies are movies.
many americans readily believe in most ( not all) of the things fed to them as it's part of their culture to accept that they are always being taught correctly and America is simply the greatest ever nation and swear to the flag etc. many other countries also think of their way of life as the 'only' real and truthful way of life.
by being immersed in so much 'official' and accepted stories they will easily accept without judgement most things offered.
It is not just america whom has this issue. many will believe all they are shown on TV and in most films as factual simply because they are brought up to 'trust' the official offerings of that organisation.
history is always written by teh victor for example and real truths are buried along with the dead.I wonder how many US citizens watch films such as U-571, Saving Private Ryan, and the Deer Hunter and...?
All three of the films you mentioned were fictional. Nobody ever claimed they were true.
Let's compare this to the crockumentaries of Michael Moore, who purports his films to be true, and yet are filled with lie after lie after lie.
I always wondered why leftists always seemed to be so ignorant of the world around them and its history- now I know. It's because they can't tell fact from fiction and believe the kind of nonsense spouted by halfwits like Michael Moore and Sean Penn.
I can't speak for all these films you've listed, But I can speak for the film private Ryan, And confirm that it is very close to being accurate, I know history and people who were there when much of what portrayed in that film happened. The problem isn't with Americans ignorance, But rather your wanting to rewrite history to suit your own beliefs and or agenda . God bless.
The film U571 got a lot ridiculing in the British press because it is a blatant lie it was not US forces that captured a German sub but a Royal Navy Warship, it was reported in the British press that many US WWII vets (the real men who fought, not actors) who saw the film got up and left in disgust because many thought that it ridiculed America.
The world owes America a great debt for their liberty and freedom that is not fully understood and appreciated, but these kinds of films that portray America as all conquering without reference to other nations that took part fighting evil in WWII does not do America any favours today.
I too am dismayed at people who watch movies, blithely, happily unaware that the movie is just riddled with historical inaccuracies.
I'm especially irritated at how we transform certain events into comic book-style tales of good vs evil. Hence, I was happily surprised to see the the new Tom Cruise (one of my least favorite actors) movie doesn't show all Nazis like they are foaming at the mouth and ready to disembowel puppy doggies for fun.
If we don't recognize the good and bad in things like the Nazi regime, we won't learn any lessons about what really made it ultimately evil, nor what elements of it were quite redeemable and commendable.
I have no problem with historical fiction as long as i know what it is. I take no movies to seriously unless it claims to be a documentary and none of the above were ever promoted as such. I'm more irritated that people listen to your dribble and think it's anywhere near accurate. Now THAT'S a lark!
waaaaay too many people. the majority of people I know actually ';learn'; from commercials. It drives me to the point of insanity how easily people just endroctrinate themselves because they just take everything as fact!!
The point that is driving me made right now is the Corn Refiners of America commercials regarding high fructose corn syrup. I seeth with anger when one of those come on.
Why would anyone think any of those movies was factually correct ?
They were not documentaries.
They were movies.
Do you really think people believed thier are space aliens driving taxi cabs in NYC, because they showed them in MNB ?
or that ET came to earth and lived with a 8 yr old ?
What is your Question?
Did these things actually Happen?
Or is it more Hollywood HYpe?
Did Apocalypse now happen? How about Full Metal Jacket?
These Movies awere the way that the Writer saw things during times of a war and by writing them came to grips with in the Words of Marlan Brando in Apocalypse Now '; The Horror,The Horror'; of war.
If I had my way people with such a greed for money who are prepared to sell their country down the river by openly supporting the terrorist enemy, should be put down as traitors. They have absolutely no patriotism and are prepared to sell their souls to the highest bidder.
Probably the same percentage ( but probably not the same pool) of people who accept what Rush Limbaugh says as the truth.
Actually. 1066, 1492, 1588, 1776, 1815, Dec 7, 1943. is about all we are taught in history class. Or at least all we didn't sleep through.
Kind of like how when people watch ';documentaries' like Fahrenheit 911, and Bowling for columbine and assume that they are factually correct instead of edited to project the political and social views of Michael Moore.
i don't know about the other ones but Private Ryan was a good story. I don't really qualify as an American cuz i am an immigrant so i guess that is why i didn't take it literally.
sadly, many do.
good movie though lolz
Those are fiction. BUT in researching Saving Private Ryan, Hanks came upon the true story of Major Winters and ';E company'; and made ';band of Brothers';. I highly seeing that recommend that.
I watched Saving Private Ryan, not the other ones yet. I watch movies for entertainment not for fact gathering. Movies may have some truths in them but that is the least of my worries when watching movies.
interesting question. I don't think just Americans are ignorant to the world around them it is everyone in the world who is ignorant of the world around them. just like you
I don't assume anything made by Hollywood to be factual correct. Its entertainment pure and simple. The last time I saw a movie that came close was Tora,Tora,Tora. And even then some things were not totally correct.
Americans are idiots??? You pompous a@@!!!!! You chose to leave your homeland and go live in Australia and chose NOT to stay and defend your own country. Now who is the idiot?
I was tuning my 1968 Les Paul Custom Sunburst and missed the meaning of your question. I guess you are saying we Americans get our history from movies. Maybe so but the rift of Pride and Joy by SRV is a little more important right now.
Well ya no us dum asz Amrikans cant tel trut frmo realte an ever bodi els is jst so wa mor smertr thn we is aniwa, and we should be listening to an entirely and apparently deliberately misinformed dckhead because?.
Wrong. Hollywood does make movies based on real events, but most people realize that the storylines and a lot of events in the movies are fiction.
Get real Timmy. You just asked another question that stated Farenheit 911 and Syriana as intelligent films. That says a lot, as does this one.
Those are works of historical fiction, not non-fiction. I would hope most people would be able to differentiate between the two.
More people watched the Lord of the Rings and got the same quality of information.
Anyone that uses a movie as a historical reference...is retarded....regardless of their nationality.
Well the scene at the end of Saving Private Ryan sure ain't fake - there were that many deaths that were a result of WWII.
they are movies ,are we not suppose to watch them or something??
are we ignorant becuase we watch movies?
that is a new one from here wow
who you calling ignorant? their just movies.
Just like religion, movies allow people to sit back and have life dictated for them.
hahahh.. sorry, not me..
saving private ryan is a good movie though.
you're bitter.
Movies are movies.
Pls does anyone know who wrote or sang this song, but here are some lines ';as the deer panteth for the water';?
It's the opening lines from the 42nd Psalm, and King David supposedly fashioned them.
The Latin ';tag'; for this psalm is ';Sicut cervus.'; There have been many settings, I'm sure, but the one by Palestrina is done a lot.
There's also a gorgeous setting by Herbert Howells called ';Like as the hart.';Pls does anyone know who wrote or sang this song, but here are some lines ';as the deer panteth for the water';?
It's from Psalms 42, so I'm not really sure who wrote it. Lots of people have used it in song over the centuries.
The Latin ';tag'; for this psalm is ';Sicut cervus.'; There have been many settings, I'm sure, but the one by Palestrina is done a lot.
There's also a gorgeous setting by Herbert Howells called ';Like as the hart.';Pls does anyone know who wrote or sang this song, but here are some lines ';as the deer panteth for the water';?
It's from Psalms 42, so I'm not really sure who wrote it. Lots of people have used it in song over the centuries.
Why are white tailed deer threatened?
i need the answer a.s.a.p!!!Why are white tailed deer threatened?
They're beginning to be threatened, as usually happens when a population grows out of control.
For decades, they've had few or no natural predators, causing their numbers to balloon. As a result, nature steps in, and chronic wasting disease is now spreading.
Their natural habitat is also quickly shrinking, so that they're being forced into suburban, and even urban situations, resulting in more deer being struck by vehicles than in the past.
In some states, season and per-day hunting limits have been increased because area deer populations are growing at an alarming rate.
Hope this helps!Why are white tailed deer threatened?
White deer arnt, not by us. In the state of wisconsin, there are 1.5 million dear..
White tail deer are at risk for getting a ton of diseases like Cronic Wasting Disease which has a high infection rate when deer are clustered together. And when they have masses of deer, like 1.5 million, there are going to be noses touching.
Though, they are not going to die off anytime soon.
Well, for one, they're hunted. Secondly, we're cutting down forest to accommodate the human population growth; therefore making it harder for them to survive because they're pushed out of their habitat.
Lets put it this way- the existence of us is affecting them xD
But in many places, there's a lot of them to begin with so I'm not so sure if they really are in danger o.O
Are you kidding? The population of whitetail deer has soared in the past century. There are now over 29 million whitetail deer living in the US.
They are classified ';least concern'; by the IUCN, and are not listed as endangered or threatened under the US Endangered Species Act.
They aren't. Estimates are that there are more in the United States than in the time of the colonies.
because i am hungry.hair brush
They're beginning to be threatened, as usually happens when a population grows out of control.
For decades, they've had few or no natural predators, causing their numbers to balloon. As a result, nature steps in, and chronic wasting disease is now spreading.
Their natural habitat is also quickly shrinking, so that they're being forced into suburban, and even urban situations, resulting in more deer being struck by vehicles than in the past.
In some states, season and per-day hunting limits have been increased because area deer populations are growing at an alarming rate.
Hope this helps!Why are white tailed deer threatened?
White deer arnt, not by us. In the state of wisconsin, there are 1.5 million dear..
White tail deer are at risk for getting a ton of diseases like Cronic Wasting Disease which has a high infection rate when deer are clustered together. And when they have masses of deer, like 1.5 million, there are going to be noses touching.
Though, they are not going to die off anytime soon.
Well, for one, they're hunted. Secondly, we're cutting down forest to accommodate the human population growth; therefore making it harder for them to survive because they're pushed out of their habitat.
Lets put it this way- the existence of us is affecting them xD
But in many places, there's a lot of them to begin with so I'm not so sure if they really are in danger o.O
Are you kidding? The population of whitetail deer has soared in the past century. There are now over 29 million whitetail deer living in the US.
They are classified ';least concern'; by the IUCN, and are not listed as endangered or threatened under the US Endangered Species Act.
They aren't. Estimates are that there are more in the United States than in the time of the colonies.
because i am hungry.
Do boy scouts hunt deer? If so, how and when?
I'm sorry to sound so stupid about the subject at hand. However, if boy scouts do hunt deer, could someone please explain to me how trips to do such are planned.Do boy scouts hunt deer? If so, how and when?
no, hunting isn't supported by the the BSA organizationDo boy scouts hunt deer? If so, how and when?
although in the venturing program in bsa hunting is allowed
You do learn how to shoot and maintain a gun, safety, loading and cleaning. Target practice is all, no animals involved.
no, hunting isn't supported by the the BSA organizationDo boy scouts hunt deer? If so, how and when?
although in the venturing program in bsa hunting is allowed
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You do learn how to shoot and maintain a gun, safety, loading and cleaning. Target practice is all, no animals involved.
Who eats who on the food web with these organisms deer, mice, oak leaves, moths, oak accorn, lime disease?
people-deer-oak leaves
owls-mice
bats-moths-oak leaves
acorn-squirrels-owls
lime disease-peopleWho eats who on the food web with these organisms deer, mice, oak leaves, moths, oak accorn, lime disease?
Well, I've eaten deer before. I think... And this guy I know, Keith, used to eat moths, just to gross people out. He said they tasted like almonds.
owls-mice
bats-moths-oak leaves
acorn-squirrels-owls
lime disease-peopleWho eats who on the food web with these organisms deer, mice, oak leaves, moths, oak accorn, lime disease?
Well, I've eaten deer before. I think... And this guy I know, Keith, used to eat moths, just to gross people out. He said they tasted like almonds.
I am having a problem getting the game i bought deer drive on 10-14-06 it will ley me no longer than 5 min?
and it goes away and have to star over again. when it dos came back it shows buy now play now or close game. when i choose active your license it will go to navigation error.I am having a problem getting the game i bought deer drive on 10-14-06 it will ley me no longer than 5 min?
Do a web search for the publisher of the game and contact their help line. You'll probably get help over the phone or online. Try FAQ sections too.
Do a web search for the publisher of the game and contact their help line. You'll probably get help over the phone or online. Try FAQ sections too.
I hit a deer in 2002 trans am, it has $9300 in damages. Is it considered totaled?
Fair market value is ?18,375 My payoff is $13,685
Will I get difference?I hit a deer in 2002 trans am, it has $9300 in damages. Is it considered totaled?
This is not your decision. Usually an insurance adjuster will make this decision for you. If there is no frame damage then i cant see why it ont be repaired. The car will probably never be the same a year or 2 down the road. My advice is to do what the insaurance says to do, if they fix it, then put it up for sale and recoup what you can. Look for another vehicle in the meantime or trade it in for a new car.
PS.. What happened to the deer to get $9300 in damage? Was the deer totalled?I hit a deer in 2002 trans am, it has $9300 in damages. Is it considered totaled?
both are totaled
Are you asking if the deer or the trans am is totalled???
probably not totaled. it is worth almost twice what it would cost to fix it.
For your car to be totaled, the repair price must exceed the amount the car is worth. Since it does not, your car is not totaled.
If both airbags deployed it will be considered totaled...if the repair is more than half the cars value the insurance will usually total the car...the insurance company will give you the difference but make sure what the car is sellinf for in your neck of the woods and if it is seloling for more you can fight it out and tell them to hand the rest of the cash over...but don't settle for less, most insurance companies try to low ball you and try to pay off the least amount of money
If they don't total it. Get rid of the car as fast as you can. That much damage and it is never be the same.
How many miles on the odometer...?
you'll prolly get the 18,000
if you ask me i say u sell the parts that sill work to a dealer ship and save that other money and use that money from the parts and most likely some of your own to get a new car
if it costs half the price of the car to fix it then dont waste the money. buy a new car. you wont be making anything. youll just be losing a car.
It is not totalled. They will repair it.
yea thats half the price of the car no point in keeping it get a new one
depends how much the cars worth
if its worth less then yes
if more then no
Poor deer.
Will I get difference?I hit a deer in 2002 trans am, it has $9300 in damages. Is it considered totaled?
This is not your decision. Usually an insurance adjuster will make this decision for you. If there is no frame damage then i cant see why it ont be repaired. The car will probably never be the same a year or 2 down the road. My advice is to do what the insaurance says to do, if they fix it, then put it up for sale and recoup what you can. Look for another vehicle in the meantime or trade it in for a new car.
PS.. What happened to the deer to get $9300 in damage? Was the deer totalled?I hit a deer in 2002 trans am, it has $9300 in damages. Is it considered totaled?
both are totaled
Are you asking if the deer or the trans am is totalled???
probably not totaled. it is worth almost twice what it would cost to fix it.
For your car to be totaled, the repair price must exceed the amount the car is worth. Since it does not, your car is not totaled.
If both airbags deployed it will be considered totaled...if the repair is more than half the cars value the insurance will usually total the car...the insurance company will give you the difference but make sure what the car is sellinf for in your neck of the woods and if it is seloling for more you can fight it out and tell them to hand the rest of the cash over...but don't settle for less, most insurance companies try to low ball you and try to pay off the least amount of money
If they don't total it. Get rid of the car as fast as you can. That much damage and it is never be the same.
How many miles on the odometer...?
you'll prolly get the 18,000
if you ask me i say u sell the parts that sill work to a dealer ship and save that other money and use that money from the parts and most likely some of your own to get a new car
if it costs half the price of the car to fix it then dont waste the money. buy a new car. you wont be making anything. youll just be losing a car.
It is not totalled. They will repair it.
yea thats half the price of the car no point in keeping it get a new one
depends how much the cars worth
if its worth less then yes
if more then no
Poor deer.
Question about buying deer hunting land?
my dad and grandpa were wondering if anyone knew how much some people charge for an acre in north louisiana? please helpQuestion about buying deer hunting land?
We are paying a little over $6 an acre to lease land from Roy .O Martin timber company. But I feel they are one of the highest in the state to lease from. And unfortunately land is sky high due to the demand for good hunting land. Your best bet is to locate an area that you would like to own a little land in. Then go to the courthouse and find out the names of the owners by looking at the land tracts. Then contact those that have land holdings in the areas that you would like to own.Some may be willing to sell all or part of their holdings. To find out what is available for leasing, you just need to find out the names of the local timber companies in your part of the state and go to their website. They will have all the available leases listed and a map and brief description of them, plus their location. And the price per acre will be on the website. Some of the timber companies in north La.- Roy.O Martin, T.L. James, International, Boise-Cascade,and Weyanhauser (misspelled the last one) Good luck!Question about buying deer hunting land?
Tyler, if you're serious about buying or leasing land, call a realtor in the area you think you would like to hunt and ask them. They will know if there are any leases available and the price, as well as what land is selling for per acre. Be prepared for a shock at the prices you're quoted.
Hope you mean ';per acre'; and not just 1 acre.
Land is getting scarce near the cities, but out in the country, cut-over land sells for about $400-600 per acre.
Unless you are buying a lot......then down to about $200.
WOW!! I should move to La. In western Oklahoma its $1,000-$1200 per acre to buy and $12-$15 to lease just for hunting.
We are paying a little over $6 an acre to lease land from Roy .O Martin timber company. But I feel they are one of the highest in the state to lease from. And unfortunately land is sky high due to the demand for good hunting land. Your best bet is to locate an area that you would like to own a little land in. Then go to the courthouse and find out the names of the owners by looking at the land tracts. Then contact those that have land holdings in the areas that you would like to own.Some may be willing to sell all or part of their holdings. To find out what is available for leasing, you just need to find out the names of the local timber companies in your part of the state and go to their website. They will have all the available leases listed and a map and brief description of them, plus their location. And the price per acre will be on the website. Some of the timber companies in north La.- Roy.O Martin, T.L. James, International, Boise-Cascade,and Weyanhauser (misspelled the last one) Good luck!Question about buying deer hunting land?
Tyler, if you're serious about buying or leasing land, call a realtor in the area you think you would like to hunt and ask them. They will know if there are any leases available and the price, as well as what land is selling for per acre. Be prepared for a shock at the prices you're quoted.
Hope you mean ';per acre'; and not just 1 acre.
Land is getting scarce near the cities, but out in the country, cut-over land sells for about $400-600 per acre.
Unless you are buying a lot......then down to about $200.
WOW!! I should move to La. In western Oklahoma its $1,000-$1200 per acre to buy and $12-$15 to lease just for hunting.
Okay, theres a deer in my backyard!?
I don't know how it got there!!! I didn't know there were deers around here! what should i do? it was just standing there and then it layed down and slept! what should I do!? haha, this is so weird!Okay, theres a deer in my backyard!?
let it see you again?
plan on having venison for dinner?
unusual that it laid down.
could indicate that it's sick or old or still quite young.
bad idea to make friends.
they're really afraid, but if you corner them, they will attack you.
they have very sharp hooves, and can do serious damage.
if it just sees you, it'll try quite hard to leave.
you want it to know you're around, but you don't want to corner it.
it's not the brightest bulb on the tree.Okay, theres a deer in my backyard!?
Nothing dear. Enjoy watching from afar. They are timid animals unless threatened. They are so beautiful. I see them frequently running or standing in fields on my way to work. I truly enjoy the sight of them. They are part of the wonderful creation we belong to. Jehovah has such an eye for beauty and I think deer are among the most beautiful. Enjoy them while you can in wild. The day will be soon that we can enjoy them up close and personal, so to speak.
I wouldn't worry about it (unless it is foaming at the mouth or is behaving really strange then call animal control). I have a lot of deer in my yard and they just eat grass look at you, eat some more and skip about. They don't come up close to you, they usually run away.
If you live in the city, you might call animal control. They might take care of it like a stray dog or cat.
If you live very far in the country, a friend or hunter might shoot it, and share the meat with you.
In between, you may wish to go out and scare it off. Some people feed them (corn).
Oh, just leave it alone.
People are probably destroying where it used to live and it's trying to find somewhere else to live.
It's just a deer, it won't eat you.
It won't make its new home in your back yard.
Now that it's gone it probably won't come back.
avoid the area where it bedded down for a week or 2. deer ticks carry lime disease %26amp; you wont notice their embedded in your skin until a few days after they get on you.
Cool..
Take a picture of it next time..
Don't scare it, maybe it will start
coming back more..
that's cool. you should have went to make friends.
is it called BAMBI?
shoot it. ill go by n eat ithair brush
let it see you again?
plan on having venison for dinner?
unusual that it laid down.
could indicate that it's sick or old or still quite young.
bad idea to make friends.
they're really afraid, but if you corner them, they will attack you.
they have very sharp hooves, and can do serious damage.
if it just sees you, it'll try quite hard to leave.
you want it to know you're around, but you don't want to corner it.
it's not the brightest bulb on the tree.Okay, theres a deer in my backyard!?
Nothing dear. Enjoy watching from afar. They are timid animals unless threatened. They are so beautiful. I see them frequently running or standing in fields on my way to work. I truly enjoy the sight of them. They are part of the wonderful creation we belong to. Jehovah has such an eye for beauty and I think deer are among the most beautiful. Enjoy them while you can in wild. The day will be soon that we can enjoy them up close and personal, so to speak.
I wouldn't worry about it (unless it is foaming at the mouth or is behaving really strange then call animal control). I have a lot of deer in my yard and they just eat grass look at you, eat some more and skip about. They don't come up close to you, they usually run away.
If you live in the city, you might call animal control. They might take care of it like a stray dog or cat.
If you live very far in the country, a friend or hunter might shoot it, and share the meat with you.
In between, you may wish to go out and scare it off. Some people feed them (corn).
Oh, just leave it alone.
People are probably destroying where it used to live and it's trying to find somewhere else to live.
It's just a deer, it won't eat you.
It won't make its new home in your back yard.
Now that it's gone it probably won't come back.
avoid the area where it bedded down for a week or 2. deer ticks carry lime disease %26amp; you wont notice their embedded in your skin until a few days after they get on you.
Cool..
Take a picture of it next time..
Don't scare it, maybe it will start
coming back more..
that's cool. you should have went to make friends.
is it called BAMBI?
shoot it. ill go by n eat it
Hunters...deer season opens in Wi today. Where do you get deer urine?
I just came back from Wisconsin and they are all excited about the start of deer hunting season. I know hunters use deer urine to mask their ';human'; smell. Where do they get it? Do you buy a ';chemical'; deer pee, do you follow one around with a beaker or do you get it from the dead deer you shoot? This is a genuine curiosity that my colleagues and I kicked around all week. Since none of us are hunters, we couldn't come up with a satisfactory answer.Hunters...deer season opens in Wi today. Where do you get deer urine?
You buy it at a sporting goods store, most here in Montana carry it.
A friend of mine here in Mt is a deer and elk urine supplier (Cabnet Mountain Outfitters), they have domestic whitetail deer and elk.
What they do is put them in stalls with a cement floor and a drain that goes down to a container, they have several stalls, then they give them food and water, and a pill, I think its like a water pill that makes them urinate.
The most interesting part is the doe in heat or cow in heat, they follow the same procedure, but the pill is replaced with an estrogen pill which makes them go into heat.
So then it is bottled and shipped.
Hunters like me may spend $50.00 to $100.00 per season on different urine's.Hunters...deer season opens in Wi today. Where do you get deer urine?
Yeah, these guys get stupid over hunting up here....usually Doe estrus can be purchased at any sportsman type shop.
at any sportman shop
From Wi here, you buy it in a sporting goods store.
a pro shop
It can be purchased at most sporting goods stores, and it usually comes in a small 3-6 oz bottle.
Its a good question where those companies get there urine and how do they do that is the question.
it is better to roll in a deers piss then put it on directly .so follow a deer around untill it pees then roll in it then go hunting .
any sporting good store should have it!! or youcan follow a deer and hope you get lucky and put a cup under when they go!!!
You buy it at a sporting goods store, most here in Montana carry it.
A friend of mine here in Mt is a deer and elk urine supplier (Cabnet Mountain Outfitters), they have domestic whitetail deer and elk.
What they do is put them in stalls with a cement floor and a drain that goes down to a container, they have several stalls, then they give them food and water, and a pill, I think its like a water pill that makes them urinate.
The most interesting part is the doe in heat or cow in heat, they follow the same procedure, but the pill is replaced with an estrogen pill which makes them go into heat.
So then it is bottled and shipped.
Hunters like me may spend $50.00 to $100.00 per season on different urine's.Hunters...deer season opens in Wi today. Where do you get deer urine?
Yeah, these guys get stupid over hunting up here....usually Doe estrus can be purchased at any sportsman type shop.
at any sportman shop
From Wi here, you buy it in a sporting goods store.
a pro shop
It can be purchased at most sporting goods stores, and it usually comes in a small 3-6 oz bottle.
Its a good question where those companies get there urine and how do they do that is the question.
it is better to roll in a deers piss then put it on directly .so follow a deer around untill it pees then roll in it then go hunting .
any sporting good store should have it!! or youcan follow a deer and hope you get lucky and put a cup under when they go!!!
How do you make an origami 3d deer?!?
tomorrow is my dads birthday and he loves to hunt deer nd all so i wanna make him an origami deer! pleaseee helllpp me!!!How do you make an origami 3d deer?!?
You can find easy and advanced origami deer instructions here http://www.squidoo.com/origamideer
Hope he likes it
You can find easy and advanced origami deer instructions here http://www.squidoo.com/origamideer
Hope he likes it
My dog has deer poop on his paws and...?
my dog has deep poop on his paws and is really gross and dirty... i'm babysitting my sister at home and my parents are away. i don't feel like giving him a bath. should i just put him in his crate? do you have an suggestions?My dog has deer poop on his paws and...?
he'll be fine. just leave him out for a little bit more and he'll run the poop off or he'll probably just lick it off! haha or call ur parents and tell them how ur dog has sh*t on its paw and tell them ull clean it up if u get moneyMy dog has deer poop on his paws and...?
das sad
poor puppy!
give him a bath!!
Baby wipes or even paper towel w/ some water and soap will help.
Deer poop like goats and rabbits. Your dog doesn't have deer poop on it's paws. Deer poop is like B.B.'s. Not easy getting that to stick to paws to the point where you need to bathe him.
I live in Ohio. I guarantee you I will see at LEAST 8 deer on the way home tonight.
These people need to get out of the city dont they?? Deer get mushy poop too it always doesnt stay like rabbit poop so YES dogs can get it on their feet and some dogs like to roll in it and EAT IT as well. Give the girl a break, city slickers. Just spray him with the hose and dry off his feet with a dirty towell and put him in his crate to finish drying off.
How do you know it is deer poop? That is quite specific. Strange. Put him outside.
My Goodness!
Deer poop or Deep poop are both nasty.
Just put him in a warm water bathtub and
put on rubber gloves and soap his feet up
with antibacterial soap and scrub away.
Rinse his feet well and dry them off.
It should take care of it.
You sister will be extremely grateful, trust me! : )
wipe it out with toilet tissue and flush it and if there are any paper towels clean them further you can put him into a tub with some water enough to cover his paws and swish his paws around
i have no clue what u should do but maybe u should use the hose to get the poop off. it's better than nothing
Your babysitting and you cant even handle cleaning the dogs paws??? what a shame
Just take a wet rag and wipe his feet. (then wash your hands after)
You are so lazy and nice-nasty!!! Clean that mess up, girl!!!
How would you like it if YOU had poop on your hands and you weren't able to clean it up?
Well you could wash him good with a rag.. u dont have to wash his whole body... TRY TO TAKE OFF AS MUCH AS U CAN.... THen when u think ur done just put him in the bathtub let his feet soak and the poop will wash away... then u should put him in his crate and let him rest if u dont like this idea go here:Ted is 14 years old, and his life has been turned inside out. He's confused, befuddled, probably more than a little scared. He's been living quietly with an older woman in Condon for several years, but she died last week, leaving Ted homeless.
Until Monday, that is. Ted - at first glance, Renee Stowe guesses him to be a Bichon Frise-poodle cross - has been brought to Paws Up Safe Home, a sort of homemade Humane Society at Seeley Lake.
Except at Paws Up, he does not face a possible death sentence if nobody wants him. Stowe and her Paws Up partner, Seeley Realtor Elinor Williamson, will take care of Ted for as long as it takes to find him a good home.
';He needs a quiet home,'; Stowe decides as Ted waddles around in circles with a puzzled look on his face. He's come with his own fluffy bed, a sack full of toys and a container full of food.
But on the other side of a fence, behind the front door, out on a porch, 15 more dogs can't wait to check out this new arrival at Paws Up. Big dogs. Little ones. Old ones. Young ones. Black, red, yellow, brown, white - every color under the canine rainbow - are excitedly eyeing the little white dog.
Like we said, Ted's life is about to be turned inside out. Stowe carries Ted into her house and puts him in a portable kennel, where he's safe from the other dogs, but they can sniff around him and start to get used to him.
It's up in the air whether Ted will get used to them.
Even if he does, he's still got one more animal to deal with: Fairbanks.
The man found the little kitten, no more than six inches long, laying in a ditch, frozen stiff. He couldn't bear to leave it there, so he stuffed it in a pocket and took it home to bury it.
When he got home, his pocket meowed.
Not knowing what else to do - he lived in a rental that didn't allow pets - the man took the cold, scrawny little kitten to Paws Up, where Stowe nursed him back to health. Now, the tiny kitten is a huge, long-haired white cat - Fairbanks, by name, also known as ';the ghost'; - who leaps from counter to table to chair and back again, ignoring a half-dozen dogs below.
Maggie, an older black lab, has had enough of Fairbanks. She takes after the cat, barking and growling. Fairbanks swings around and gives Maggie a ';you want a piece of this?'; glare. The lab pulls up, snarling, but goes no closer. The cat doesn't retreat.
';He has no fear of dogs,'; Stowe says of Fairbanks. ';Sometimes I think as pretty as he is, is as stupid as he is.';
Stowe, ironically, is allergic to cats, but couldn't part with Fairbanks, the cat who came back from the dead.
';I take an antihistamine,'; she says. ';Unfortunately, a bunch of cats and there isn't enough antihistamine in the world.';
But Paws Up doesn't turn its back on felines. Outside of Fairbanks, they're just relegated to the ';cattery'; in the basement, leaving the dogs with the run of the house.
Since Paws Up opened its doors less than four years ago, some 80 cats have been taken in, and 215 dogs. (This doesn't count the cats and dogs that board at Paws Up; on Monday, a little less than half the dogs there were strays or pets ';relinquished'; by their owners). Some of the Paws Up dogs have been here more than once, but they aren't counted again. Once they get a number, they keep it for life. Stowe and Williamson take pictures, record data, make posters to put up around town, try to reunite a lost animal with its old family, or unite the animal and a new family if it was unwanted.
Dog No. 1 is still here, nearly four years later. Zeke, a Golden Retriever, was the first dog Stowe gave shelter to and the first one she adopted out.
To herself.
Williamson had taken in Zeke, a stray, but hadn't been able to find him a home.
';I'd been rescuing dogs for a few years before I met Renee,'; says Williamson, who moved to Seeley 20 years ago from the Billings area. ';But trying to do real estate too, was just too much.';
Stowe came in 1997, from Spanaway, Wash., a Tacoma suburb, after retiring from retail management.
';I told Elinor if she ever had trouble finding a place to keep a dog until she could place it, she could call me,'; Stowe says.
';I kind of suckered her into it,'; Williamson admits. She asked Stowe if she would take in Zeke in 1998.
';I picked up the dog and fell in love with him,'; Stowe says. ';A few days later I got asked to baby sit another dog, and next thing I knew I had 17,000 dogs.';
Stowe's log home in the middle of a Seeley Lake neighborhood wasn't equipped to handle dogs, but the town has pitched in with donations of money, labor and material so that local strays and unwanted pets will have a place to go. Now the back half of Stowe's two city lots are fenced. Inside the main fence are three more areas that are fenced off. One protects a couple of trees they're trying to grow to give the dogs shaded areas - it's also used to give smaller dogs like Ted a place to play outdoors without interference from the larger ones. Another, on one side of the house, is a ';poop area.'; A third area houses the half dozen or so kennels, which are all covered by permanent tents that provide shade in the summer and protection from rain and snow the rest of the year. Plastic pipes crisscross the ground here, housing wiring to heat water dishes in the winter.
Ramps run up both sides of the house, giving dogs access to the yard and front and side doors. The only place the dogs can't get to is a tiny yard of grass out front that Stowe calls her own.
All dogs and cats brought to Paws Up who don't have names get one from Stowe. A dog that came in on April 15 is now ';Refund.'; The cats, for reasons she doesn't quite understand, are all named after cities and towns.
';I guess maybe I ran out of cat names,'; Stowe says.
There's Fairbanks, the one that arrived thawed out and Stowe adopted. Then, there was Boston, which arrived perfectly warm and was adopted by Williamson, who promptly tried to freeze her.
Well, not on purpose.
';I have a side-by-side refrigerator-freezer,'; Williamson says, ';and I was making a rhubarb pie. Well, I had the freezer open, getting something off the top shelf, and I had some salmon frozen on the bottom shelf. Now, this cat - you can't open a drawer or cupboard without her jumping in - and the cat just walked in on the bottom shelf. I never even noticed, and shut the door. Thank God I heard this 'Mrrrrr' and started looking around.';
There is much work to be done at Paws Up, and Williamson, who started rescuing pets years ago, now says all the credit goes to Stowe, who has literally let her house go to the dogs.
';Renee deserves all the credit,'; she says.
But Stowe says the community has made it possible; notes that the local 4-H Club shows up year-round to help brush and groom the dogs, scoop up poop, clean water bowls, sweep up kennels, play with the animals. Come summertime, wading pools will appear in the yard so the dogs can cool off.
At 9 o'clock every night, year-round, virtually every dog at Paws Up heads inside Stowe's home - only big unneutered males stay outside - and each gets their own pillow to sleep on. During the summer of 2000, that meant 27 dogs in her kitchen, dining room and living room. It was the bad forest fire season, and worried landowners had brought their pets to Paws Up for safekeeping.
It is into this world that nervous little Ted has arrived. If all goes well - and it seems that it often does at Paws Up - the day will come when Stowe and Williamson will find a new home for Ted.
And, to tell the truth, he may not want to leave.
are you for real your going to ask what you should do. wipe it off. and they left you alone.
let him run around in the snow
make ur little sister clean it off or make the dog walk around outside!! lol
The responsible thing to do is bath him. Won't hurt you. Would you like to be stuck with poop on you all day? I would think not!
YOU are really bored...huh?
Just clean it off!!!!
He's YOUR dog, and YOUR responsibility.
I think you should take a towel or paper towels and wet them and clean his feet. If you put him back in his crate his feet will smell really gross
how to u know its deer poop?
deep poop?
hahahaah
use warm water an a wash cloth. or just wash his paw.
Of course, the best solution would be wash it off. But I understand if you don't want to do that. I'd say leave him outside with food and some toys until your parents get back. If you do decide to wash it off, use gloves and it will make it a lot easier and less messy!
do your dog a favor and give him a bath. Don't just lock him away.
aww take care of your dog and give him a bath!
clean him up. Do you want to go to bed with poop on your hand?
wash it off, just a quick little rinse
how do you know what deer poop looks like?
wash him dont let him get dirty
if the kid you were babysitting got fecies on him/her, would you just put it to bed?
clean the dog. don't stink up the place.
haha just put in her crate and when everything is settle get a wet towl and rub that s h it off
he'll be fine. just leave him out for a little bit more and he'll run the poop off or he'll probably just lick it off! haha or call ur parents and tell them how ur dog has sh*t on its paw and tell them ull clean it up if u get moneyMy dog has deer poop on his paws and...?
das sad
poor puppy!
give him a bath!!
Baby wipes or even paper towel w/ some water and soap will help.
Deer poop like goats and rabbits. Your dog doesn't have deer poop on it's paws. Deer poop is like B.B.'s. Not easy getting that to stick to paws to the point where you need to bathe him.
I live in Ohio. I guarantee you I will see at LEAST 8 deer on the way home tonight.
These people need to get out of the city dont they?? Deer get mushy poop too it always doesnt stay like rabbit poop so YES dogs can get it on their feet and some dogs like to roll in it and EAT IT as well. Give the girl a break, city slickers. Just spray him with the hose and dry off his feet with a dirty towell and put him in his crate to finish drying off.
How do you know it is deer poop? That is quite specific. Strange. Put him outside.
My Goodness!
Deer poop or Deep poop are both nasty.
Just put him in a warm water bathtub and
put on rubber gloves and soap his feet up
with antibacterial soap and scrub away.
Rinse his feet well and dry them off.
It should take care of it.
You sister will be extremely grateful, trust me! : )
wipe it out with toilet tissue and flush it and if there are any paper towels clean them further you can put him into a tub with some water enough to cover his paws and swish his paws around
i have no clue what u should do but maybe u should use the hose to get the poop off. it's better than nothing
Your babysitting and you cant even handle cleaning the dogs paws??? what a shame
Just take a wet rag and wipe his feet. (then wash your hands after)
You are so lazy and nice-nasty!!! Clean that mess up, girl!!!
How would you like it if YOU had poop on your hands and you weren't able to clean it up?
Well you could wash him good with a rag.. u dont have to wash his whole body... TRY TO TAKE OFF AS MUCH AS U CAN.... THen when u think ur done just put him in the bathtub let his feet soak and the poop will wash away... then u should put him in his crate and let him rest if u dont like this idea go here:Ted is 14 years old, and his life has been turned inside out. He's confused, befuddled, probably more than a little scared. He's been living quietly with an older woman in Condon for several years, but she died last week, leaving Ted homeless.
Until Monday, that is. Ted - at first glance, Renee Stowe guesses him to be a Bichon Frise-poodle cross - has been brought to Paws Up Safe Home, a sort of homemade Humane Society at Seeley Lake.
Except at Paws Up, he does not face a possible death sentence if nobody wants him. Stowe and her Paws Up partner, Seeley Realtor Elinor Williamson, will take care of Ted for as long as it takes to find him a good home.
';He needs a quiet home,'; Stowe decides as Ted waddles around in circles with a puzzled look on his face. He's come with his own fluffy bed, a sack full of toys and a container full of food.
But on the other side of a fence, behind the front door, out on a porch, 15 more dogs can't wait to check out this new arrival at Paws Up. Big dogs. Little ones. Old ones. Young ones. Black, red, yellow, brown, white - every color under the canine rainbow - are excitedly eyeing the little white dog.
Like we said, Ted's life is about to be turned inside out. Stowe carries Ted into her house and puts him in a portable kennel, where he's safe from the other dogs, but they can sniff around him and start to get used to him.
It's up in the air whether Ted will get used to them.
Even if he does, he's still got one more animal to deal with: Fairbanks.
The man found the little kitten, no more than six inches long, laying in a ditch, frozen stiff. He couldn't bear to leave it there, so he stuffed it in a pocket and took it home to bury it.
When he got home, his pocket meowed.
Not knowing what else to do - he lived in a rental that didn't allow pets - the man took the cold, scrawny little kitten to Paws Up, where Stowe nursed him back to health. Now, the tiny kitten is a huge, long-haired white cat - Fairbanks, by name, also known as ';the ghost'; - who leaps from counter to table to chair and back again, ignoring a half-dozen dogs below.
Maggie, an older black lab, has had enough of Fairbanks. She takes after the cat, barking and growling. Fairbanks swings around and gives Maggie a ';you want a piece of this?'; glare. The lab pulls up, snarling, but goes no closer. The cat doesn't retreat.
';He has no fear of dogs,'; Stowe says of Fairbanks. ';Sometimes I think as pretty as he is, is as stupid as he is.';
Stowe, ironically, is allergic to cats, but couldn't part with Fairbanks, the cat who came back from the dead.
';I take an antihistamine,'; she says. ';Unfortunately, a bunch of cats and there isn't enough antihistamine in the world.';
But Paws Up doesn't turn its back on felines. Outside of Fairbanks, they're just relegated to the ';cattery'; in the basement, leaving the dogs with the run of the house.
Since Paws Up opened its doors less than four years ago, some 80 cats have been taken in, and 215 dogs. (This doesn't count the cats and dogs that board at Paws Up; on Monday, a little less than half the dogs there were strays or pets ';relinquished'; by their owners). Some of the Paws Up dogs have been here more than once, but they aren't counted again. Once they get a number, they keep it for life. Stowe and Williamson take pictures, record data, make posters to put up around town, try to reunite a lost animal with its old family, or unite the animal and a new family if it was unwanted.
Dog No. 1 is still here, nearly four years later. Zeke, a Golden Retriever, was the first dog Stowe gave shelter to and the first one she adopted out.
To herself.
Williamson had taken in Zeke, a stray, but hadn't been able to find him a home.
';I'd been rescuing dogs for a few years before I met Renee,'; says Williamson, who moved to Seeley 20 years ago from the Billings area. ';But trying to do real estate too, was just too much.';
Stowe came in 1997, from Spanaway, Wash., a Tacoma suburb, after retiring from retail management.
';I told Elinor if she ever had trouble finding a place to keep a dog until she could place it, she could call me,'; Stowe says.
';I kind of suckered her into it,'; Williamson admits. She asked Stowe if she would take in Zeke in 1998.
';I picked up the dog and fell in love with him,'; Stowe says. ';A few days later I got asked to baby sit another dog, and next thing I knew I had 17,000 dogs.';
Stowe's log home in the middle of a Seeley Lake neighborhood wasn't equipped to handle dogs, but the town has pitched in with donations of money, labor and material so that local strays and unwanted pets will have a place to go. Now the back half of Stowe's two city lots are fenced. Inside the main fence are three more areas that are fenced off. One protects a couple of trees they're trying to grow to give the dogs shaded areas - it's also used to give smaller dogs like Ted a place to play outdoors without interference from the larger ones. Another, on one side of the house, is a ';poop area.'; A third area houses the half dozen or so kennels, which are all covered by permanent tents that provide shade in the summer and protection from rain and snow the rest of the year. Plastic pipes crisscross the ground here, housing wiring to heat water dishes in the winter.
Ramps run up both sides of the house, giving dogs access to the yard and front and side doors. The only place the dogs can't get to is a tiny yard of grass out front that Stowe calls her own.
All dogs and cats brought to Paws Up who don't have names get one from Stowe. A dog that came in on April 15 is now ';Refund.'; The cats, for reasons she doesn't quite understand, are all named after cities and towns.
';I guess maybe I ran out of cat names,'; Stowe says.
There's Fairbanks, the one that arrived thawed out and Stowe adopted. Then, there was Boston, which arrived perfectly warm and was adopted by Williamson, who promptly tried to freeze her.
Well, not on purpose.
';I have a side-by-side refrigerator-freezer,'; Williamson says, ';and I was making a rhubarb pie. Well, I had the freezer open, getting something off the top shelf, and I had some salmon frozen on the bottom shelf. Now, this cat - you can't open a drawer or cupboard without her jumping in - and the cat just walked in on the bottom shelf. I never even noticed, and shut the door. Thank God I heard this 'Mrrrrr' and started looking around.';
There is much work to be done at Paws Up, and Williamson, who started rescuing pets years ago, now says all the credit goes to Stowe, who has literally let her house go to the dogs.
';Renee deserves all the credit,'; she says.
But Stowe says the community has made it possible; notes that the local 4-H Club shows up year-round to help brush and groom the dogs, scoop up poop, clean water bowls, sweep up kennels, play with the animals. Come summertime, wading pools will appear in the yard so the dogs can cool off.
At 9 o'clock every night, year-round, virtually every dog at Paws Up heads inside Stowe's home - only big unneutered males stay outside - and each gets their own pillow to sleep on. During the summer of 2000, that meant 27 dogs in her kitchen, dining room and living room. It was the bad forest fire season, and worried landowners had brought their pets to Paws Up for safekeeping.
It is into this world that nervous little Ted has arrived. If all goes well - and it seems that it often does at Paws Up - the day will come when Stowe and Williamson will find a new home for Ted.
And, to tell the truth, he may not want to leave.
are you for real your going to ask what you should do. wipe it off. and they left you alone.
let him run around in the snow
make ur little sister clean it off or make the dog walk around outside!! lol
The responsible thing to do is bath him. Won't hurt you. Would you like to be stuck with poop on you all day? I would think not!
YOU are really bored...huh?
Just clean it off!!!!
He's YOUR dog, and YOUR responsibility.
I think you should take a towel or paper towels and wet them and clean his feet. If you put him back in his crate his feet will smell really gross
how to u know its deer poop?
deep poop?
hahahaah
use warm water an a wash cloth. or just wash his paw.
Of course, the best solution would be wash it off. But I understand if you don't want to do that. I'd say leave him outside with food and some toys until your parents get back. If you do decide to wash it off, use gloves and it will make it a lot easier and less messy!
do your dog a favor and give him a bath. Don't just lock him away.
aww take care of your dog and give him a bath!
clean him up. Do you want to go to bed with poop on your hand?
wash it off, just a quick little rinse
how do you know what deer poop looks like?
wash him dont let him get dirty
if the kid you were babysitting got fecies on him/her, would you just put it to bed?
clean the dog. don't stink up the place.
haha just put in her crate and when everything is settle get a wet towl and rub that s h it off
Can i freeze deer hide before the tanning process?
Absolutely! When I trapped with my dad we froze lots of hides to sell to the tanner.Can i freeze deer hide before the tanning process?
Don't leave it frozen for more than a year. After that long they get freezer burned and won't turn out. they just fall apart.
Can i freeze deer hide before the tanning process?
I'd say yes.I've never done it,but I had a fish frozen for a week or so before getting it to the taxidermist.
yes just thaw it out before you start the tanning process
I have two bear rugs and a couple of deer hides that were frozen before tanning... no worries mate!!!
Don't leave it frozen for more than a year. After that long they get freezer burned and won't turn out. they just fall apart.
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Can i freeze deer hide before the tanning process?
I'd say yes.I've never done it,but I had a fish frozen for a week or so before getting it to the taxidermist.
yes just thaw it out before you start the tanning process
I have two bear rugs and a couple of deer hides that were frozen before tanning... no worries mate!!!
Do u think deer are mean or playful?
deer are wild animals. some people think they can raise them as pets and that they are cute. wild animals have stronger survival instincts than domesticated animals such as cows. deer can be playful, or mean, but they will protect themselves at all costs. they may act tame if they are raised by humans, but any wild creature will follow thier instincts in most stressful situations. you just have to be careful around wild animals. even if they were raised by hand.Do u think deer are mean or playful?
playful..we shouldnt hunt them... unless on equal fields lolDo u think deer are mean or playful?
Both
idk but they r so cute!!!
It depends on whether they are socialized. I know soneone who raised one since it was a baby and them and their dog played with it.
I have alse heard of people being atacked by them.
playful..we shouldnt hunt them... unless on equal fields lolDo u think deer are mean or playful?
Both
idk but they r so cute!!!
It depends on whether they are socialized. I know soneone who raised one since it was a baby and them and their dog played with it.
I have alse heard of people being atacked by them.
Would you be happy in a home where the Buffalo's roam and the deer and the antelope play?
Sure would, that would be the life.Would you be happy in a home where the Buffalo's roam and the deer and the antelope play?
i don't quite follow you , in terms of 'where is this in the song' ...but er, yeah - it sounds so rural and in tune with nature, almost therapeutic a stark contrast to the hustle bustle of the cosmopolitan life I live.
I'd enjoy living amongst those animals providing I didn't get attacked by a buffalo.
I'd actualy prefer living in the wild, amongst lions, hyenas, crocadiles, rhinos, elephants...i so wanna go on safari now lolWould you be happy in a home where the Buffalo's roam and the deer and the antelope play?
Funny, I was just singing that the other day. I want a home out in the country. I'm not sure I want such big ';pets.'; Deer would be great, though. I wish I had found out who the artist of this one painting was. It was this gorgeous scene of a cottage set in the woods with a deer drinking from a stream. When I saw it I knew I wanted to live somewhere like that.
http://www.stlyrics.com/lyrics/woodysrou鈥?/a> That's how the song starts.
Hi!
It is the first line of the first verse! in the song
';Home On The Range';!
It begins: ';Oh, give me a home, where the
buffalo roam, and the skies are not cloudy or gray...';
Americans know it as well as their National Anthem!
I am happy here: home; home on the range! I live in Arizona.
(Where ';seldom is heard, a discouraging word';.) }:%26gt;
I can't think of a good answer. I just wanted to post to increase my cyber-carbon footprint and to tell you know that I loved your question. I have a sick sense of humor. For some reason, this struck me as hilarious and one of the coolest questions I've seen on here.
I don't know, I'm more of a city girl. I would appreciate seldom hearing a discouraging word. And I'm sure that home on the range would be a nice place to visit, but I don't think I could live there all the time.
I suppose I might like it....and I *really* like the idea of living somewhere ';where seldom is heard a discouraging word, and the skies are not cloudy all day';.
Oh yes, I could live there no problem.....my only neighbours animals? I can't think of anything more wonderful.
Where seldom is heard a discouraging word and the skies are not cloudy or grey. x
It depends what the deer and antelope are playing...5-card draw? 7-card stud?
I could do without stepping in buffalo crap.
Yes, I would be happy, since I love nature. However, I wouldn't let them into my home, they would have to stay outside.
I live there - it's called TEXAS! And yes I am very happy here!
As long as there was seldom heard a discouraging word, and the skies were not cloudy or grey.
No, I prefer the stinking and polluted city life.
Home On The Range....NO
HOME IN THE SUBURBS, CLOSE TO THE CITY WHERE NO BUFFALO ARE ROAMING, THATS MY STYLE!
That's one messy carpet!!
Yes
Can we shop there?
yes if i am a hunter
they'd make a right mess of the carpets.
it be Mess to clean and can they be paper train i rather have a doghair brush
i don't quite follow you , in terms of 'where is this in the song' ...but er, yeah - it sounds so rural and in tune with nature, almost therapeutic a stark contrast to the hustle bustle of the cosmopolitan life I live.
I'd enjoy living amongst those animals providing I didn't get attacked by a buffalo.
I'd actualy prefer living in the wild, amongst lions, hyenas, crocadiles, rhinos, elephants...i so wanna go on safari now lolWould you be happy in a home where the Buffalo's roam and the deer and the antelope play?
Funny, I was just singing that the other day. I want a home out in the country. I'm not sure I want such big ';pets.'; Deer would be great, though. I wish I had found out who the artist of this one painting was. It was this gorgeous scene of a cottage set in the woods with a deer drinking from a stream. When I saw it I knew I wanted to live somewhere like that.
http://www.stlyrics.com/lyrics/woodysrou鈥?/a> That's how the song starts.
Hi!
It is the first line of the first verse! in the song
';Home On The Range';!
It begins: ';Oh, give me a home, where the
buffalo roam, and the skies are not cloudy or gray...';
Americans know it as well as their National Anthem!
I am happy here: home; home on the range! I live in Arizona.
(Where ';seldom is heard, a discouraging word';.) }:%26gt;
I can't think of a good answer. I just wanted to post to increase my cyber-carbon footprint and to tell you know that I loved your question. I have a sick sense of humor. For some reason, this struck me as hilarious and one of the coolest questions I've seen on here.
I don't know, I'm more of a city girl. I would appreciate seldom hearing a discouraging word. And I'm sure that home on the range would be a nice place to visit, but I don't think I could live there all the time.
I suppose I might like it....and I *really* like the idea of living somewhere ';where seldom is heard a discouraging word, and the skies are not cloudy all day';.
Oh yes, I could live there no problem.....my only neighbours animals? I can't think of anything more wonderful.
Where seldom is heard a discouraging word and the skies are not cloudy or grey. x
It depends what the deer and antelope are playing...5-card draw? 7-card stud?
I could do without stepping in buffalo crap.
Yes, I would be happy, since I love nature. However, I wouldn't let them into my home, they would have to stay outside.
I live there - it's called TEXAS! And yes I am very happy here!
As long as there was seldom heard a discouraging word, and the skies were not cloudy or grey.
No, I prefer the stinking and polluted city life.
Home On The Range....NO
HOME IN THE SUBURBS, CLOSE TO THE CITY WHERE NO BUFFALO ARE ROAMING, THATS MY STYLE!
That's one messy carpet!!
Yes
Can we shop there?
yes if i am a hunter
they'd make a right mess of the carpets.
it be Mess to clean and can they be paper train i rather have a dog
What are some of the favorite foods for deer ????
most any grains if your talking dry feed. they will eat most any veggie you plant. just try getting a crop of peas in deer country. we plant wheat and oat food plots and scatter corn around.What are some of the favorite foods for deer ????
Find a persimmon tree before it gets any later in the season. Also another favorite of my grandfather's is to throw alot of paw-paws around where you like to feed the deer. That's the stuffWhat are some of the favorite foods for deer ????
deer corn, carrots and some type of herb that I planted in the summer they love it well when it was there
pretty much anything you grow in your garden that you dont want them to eat
tulips
plums
beets
swiss chard
sunflowers......
trying to bait them for hunting season??? Thats not fair:)
A field of corn!
in the fall my family sometimes puts out apples by our woods and then once we rake up the acorns from our yard we usually put those in a pile for them too
Dried corn, also called feed corn. However, if you live in an area where there is also black bear, they will come %26amp; feast too, so if you do it, be careful where you do it. You don't want to turn an innocent bear into a nuisance bear that has to be shot or relocated. Bear do not cause problems unless you invite them to.
I fed the deer in my backyard, %26amp; soon found very large scat (poop) I was inadverdantly feeding bear too. I dumped the rest of it deep in the woods where they would all be faraway from my house. The deer still came to the yard to munch grass, %26amp; rest, so it was still cool.
I Love deer ground meat and i only use the ground to make spaghetti with it and it soooooo good . when i cook spaghetti ppls love it and have no idea that they are eatin deer .lol you should try it.
Find a persimmon tree before it gets any later in the season. Also another favorite of my grandfather's is to throw alot of paw-paws around where you like to feed the deer. That's the stuffWhat are some of the favorite foods for deer ????
deer corn, carrots and some type of herb that I planted in the summer they love it well when it was there
pretty much anything you grow in your garden that you dont want them to eat
tulips
plums
beets
swiss chard
sunflowers......
trying to bait them for hunting season??? Thats not fair:)
A field of corn!
in the fall my family sometimes puts out apples by our woods and then once we rake up the acorns from our yard we usually put those in a pile for them too
Dried corn, also called feed corn. However, if you live in an area where there is also black bear, they will come %26amp; feast too, so if you do it, be careful where you do it. You don't want to turn an innocent bear into a nuisance bear that has to be shot or relocated. Bear do not cause problems unless you invite them to.
I fed the deer in my backyard, %26amp; soon found very large scat (poop) I was inadverdantly feeding bear too. I dumped the rest of it deep in the woods where they would all be faraway from my house. The deer still came to the yard to munch grass, %26amp; rest, so it was still cool.
I Love deer ground meat and i only use the ground to make spaghetti with it and it soooooo good . when i cook spaghetti ppls love it and have no idea that they are eatin deer .lol you should try it.
Anyone know where I can get a car sterio installed in Pasadena/La Porte/Deer Park Texas area?
for cheap!!!!Anyone know where I can get a car sterio installed in Pasadena/La Porte/Deer Park Texas area?
what kind of car is it? if it an easy car i could help you through it if you would like just email me.
what kind of car is it? if it an easy car i could help you through it if you would like just email me.
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