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Brady's Clark Hollow Rambunos

Richard Brady

675-3754

rtehardbradyl® juno.com

Iar aspect of the law isn’t recognized by our justice system anymore. But, I see an awful lot of companies out there making money on “invisible fences” to keep Fluffy and Fido within the yard or on their owners’ property. So, there must still be some reason, legal or not, to keep your animals within space that you own.

But, maybe, that’s just for people who care about their domestic animals and also want to be good neighbors? Maybe that’s what it is. As for me, I’m going to get some coyote traps and put them Out. What few rabbits and quail that are left in this county after the hawks and foxes are finished with them are being killed by coyotes.

There is an open season on coyotes for a reason. If enough of us put out traps, we may be able to get two birds with one stone. That is, we may get rid of some of the coyotes and help to restore the ground nesting birds and rabbits. That’s exactly what I mean, and wouldn’t that be nice.

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