HE'S BACK, I SPOTTED HIM.
This little critter has enormous appetite.
Just look at what he has done to the veggie patch.
My poor sunflowers, they were 3 1/2 ft tall |
the red cabbage was pretty well ready for picking, at least he thought so |
Getting a little to relax and put down my shields.
That's what I get. So I going to try to trap him. I didn't think I could bait the trap but after hearing what had happen to a friend of mine, it might work. She said she had one get up on her porch for a melon.
I saw him escaping the garden by going under the gate I use to get in and out.
Doesn't look like he could fit through it but he did. He ran across the pasture to the old homestead and slipped under the house
So I'm going to bait the live trap with a piece of cantaloupe. Put it near where I saw it escape from the garden. By the looks of him, he has been eating high on the hog.
Did you every wonder where that phrase came from. Well years ago "high on the hog" were cuts of meat near the shoulder and neck and are the more expensive pieces of a hog. So if you could eat that part of the hog you were considered well off.
I'll keep you posted on this very devastating event. I just don't know how much more I can take without losing it. If it wasn't so blasted hot, I think I would not think twice about just starting over. Now the thought just sounds terrible and unbearable.
Till next time
Kat
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That is a GREAT picture on your blog! I am sorry about his attack on your garden. I hope you are able to relocate him to a better spot.
ReplyDeleteI also love the quotes you have on your blog--but I also really, really like Laura Ingalls Wilder.