Bruce May 20, 2013 at 03:25 pm
``Avoid deer carcasses (They can feast on one deer carcass for a week, hiding it in bushes and…Read More staying in the area. If you ever encounter a deer carcass in bushes with leaves and twigs on top of it, don’t stick around, Ruiz said.)''
Naw. Sorry. Stinks up the entire neighborhood. Gotta bury the thing within a day or two or you will sure wish you had. My neighbor said he buried it. He covered it with leaves and a little dirt. I surely do wish he had buried it. I did it a week later.
Rachell S. May 18, 2013 at 03:04 pm
I recognized picture was bobcat because of previous article on how to tell the diff between mountain…Read More lion and bobcat. But article mentioned cougar too. ?? Somehow these tips don't quite make me secure about knowing what to do. But it did have common sense advice. Thank you.
Wendy Wichelman-Debbas May 18, 2013 at 09:46 am
Your story would be better if you included a photo of a mountain lion instead of a bobcat!
Bruce May 20, 2013 at 03:30 pm
What's your preference: gas taxes or crumbling roads or toll roads? Branciforte and Glen Canyon…Read More washouts are a direct result of not paying for our roads. The fix for SR 156 from Moss Landing to US 101 North/San Jose? A toll road:
http://www.tamcmonterey.org/new/pdf/156-Tolling-Study-Executive-Summary.pdf
Pay the gas tax and be thankful.
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All Boards » Steven E. Schieffer February 23, 2013 at 05:35 pm
We live off of Scotts Valley Drive. There is a person that drives up and down Scotts Valley Drive…Read More quite often. He has a dog that rides in the back of his pickup truck. The dog barks as he is riding and sounds like he is just in heaven going for those rides. We want to tip our hat to this man for being such a good dog parent. We look forward to hearing those barks of excitement for many moons to come. Right on sir! And keep on being the good parent you are.
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