Skunks and Liberals
- Thread starter old hound
- Start date
Dogs are not of much use inside the house. I don't have any problems with them at all.
- Location
- The Conservative part of Ontario
I'm coming to the conclusion that the real reason the Liberals are anti-gun, has nothing to do with public safety, it's an attack of conservatives, who are by and large pro-gun.
When I ran a small farm, skunk busting was a regular. I had a few chickens, and that automatically means skunks. One August I did in 14 of the critters. A 22 or shotgun will do, but a 30-30 loaded up hot with 110 grain Speer round noses really gets their attention.
When I ran a small farm, skunk busting was a regular. I had a few chickens, and that automatically means skunks. One August I did in 14 of the critters. A 22 or shotgun will do, but a 30-30 loaded up hot with 110 grain Speer round noses really gets their attention.
- Location
- Montreal, Quebec
I would like to differ on your above comment!
The long gun registry was NEVER "well intentioned." C-68 was NEVER "well intentioned".
The registry was nothing more that political cannon fodder. Thats all it ever was. Just how did Canadians manage to survive all those years before the registry?
The registry has nothing to do with good intentions whatsoever, but everything to do with political power and votes.
Before the long gun registry, thugs were running rampant with Lee Enfields and Parker Hales...
No sir, the long gun registry never has one drop of "good intentions" in it. It was born out of a pile of Bulls*it!
Old Hound:
Strange you should make that comparison, I thought I was the only one who thought they smelled the same. I was raised on a farm and learned very early in life that there are things you have to do. Some times that involves getting rid of pests. Skunks were always one. They sure were hell with the chickens and ducks.Our chickens would sit on there roost at night which was 4 ft. of the floor , the skunk couldn't get to them so they would go underneath and spray. The hens would just drop from the smell. They always bit their throats and sucked the blood.
Even sounds like a Liberal don't it.
Grijim
Strange you should make that comparison, I thought I was the only one who thought they smelled the same. I was raised on a farm and learned very early in life that there are things you have to do. Some times that involves getting rid of pests. Skunks were always one. They sure were hell with the chickens and ducks.Our chickens would sit on there roost at night which was 4 ft. of the floor , the skunk couldn't get to them so they would go underneath and spray. The hens would just drop from the smell. They always bit their throats and sucked the blood.
Even sounds like a Liberal don't it.
Grijim
ha ha. Never heard of that, but I do know that they do indeed bit the throats and suck the blood. I can remember as a child my dad coming in the house and saying that a skunk had got into the henhouse and killed a bunch of chickens. The only marks were on the throat. I would have never thought of them spraying to do that. Liberals, they stink to high heavens, and bloodsuckers is right.
