Wildlife at a watering hole in Texas

[Dave]

Make sure you look at all the pics. Looks like I need to go down there and get a hunting license

Sequence of wildlife at a watering hole near Mexico...

[bigcountrysg]

Is that Rodslinger's Ranch?

[Dave]

Originally Posted by bigcountrysg

Is that Rodslinger's Ranch?

Im pretty sure the "wildlife" in the last pic wouldnt be standing any more if it was Alan's place

[kingchip]

That group of pics has been floating around for a while. No, it's not Alans ranch. Can you guys identify all the animals? One in particular tells you that they are down along the border.
My guess would be around Del Rio area.

[doubledrop]

hahaha, that is hilarious. I remember when we had a deer lease near Del Rio, you HAD to leave trailers unlocked when away or they would break in everytime. All they would look for is water/food and warm clothes, as long as you didn't leave those things while you were away your trailer would be fine. Lock it up they would tear apart doors, break windows, everything. Think I was like 9 the first time I had a group like 200 yds from my stand, Really freaked me out.

[doubledrop]

Originally Posted by kingchip

That group of pics has been floating around for a while. No, it's not Alans ranch. Can you guys identify all the animals? One in particular tells you that they are down along the border.
My guess would be around Del Rio area.

U mean the Chupacabra??

[rorybellows]

too bad the large mountain kitty wasnt around for the last one

[kingchip]

Originally Posted by doubledrop

U mean the Chupacabra??

Close......it's a Coati. Pretty rare, and indigineous to Mx and south Tx and west. I've never seen one live, but we ranch farther south. Now the wildlife in the last picture is plentiful. We are about 20 miles from the river, and confront them all the time. We leave one house open with food and water, and sometimes the morons STILL break into a window to get in. No Rhodes scholars passing through.