fox watch

28 Feb 2006

just come out of the chatroom , gone in the kitchen & theres a fox outside the window in our garden.
no wonder the dog races around with her nose stuck to the floor!!!! and is in and out like a yoyo all evening-she`s definitely on guard
and thats in london....
whats lurking in your gardens????

28 Feb 2006

cant beat it can you a wild animal coming to say hello or just looking for a free feed smile

i once had a badger come into my back garden (when i had one) he used to love the peanuts i put down for him biggrin

& a hedgehog who loved cat biscuit :D i think hedgehogs must be the noisiest eaters ive met but boy did he enjoy his food :D

28 Feb 2006

An unburnt bonfire, cat shit and dead pets.
Mr Tweeky

28 Feb 2006

Quote by Scandal
whats lurking in your gardens????

A forty foot drop to the car park! lol

:lol: :lol:
got a handy rope ladder we hope!!!!

Quote by lovejoy68
cant beat it can you a wild animal coming to say hello or just looking for a free feed
i once had a badger come into my back garden (when i had one) he used to love the peanuts i put down for him
& a hedgehog who loved cat biscuit :D i think hedgehogs must be the noisiest eaters ive met but boy did he enjoy his food :D

Quote by tweeky
An unburnt bonfire, cat shit and dead pets.
Mr Tweeky

u need a dog!!!!!!!!!!! havent had cat shit since we`ve had her... oh & a couple of pyromaniac kids - no unlit bonfires here!!!! check it 4 hedgehogs b4 u light it!!!!!!!!
our hedgehogs were here b4 the dog ...and she`s learnt not to poke em with her nose.....
now have we done this right???? :D
got to be our 1st thread thats had an answer b4 it`s been locked :D

28 Feb 2006

Quote by lovejoy68
a hedgehog who loved cat biscuit i think hedgehogs must be the noisiest eaters ive met but boy did he enjoy his food :D

I also had a hedgehog as a frequent visitor to my garden a while back. I used to feed it tinned cat food (had to open the tin for him is it any wonder were the master race lol

) and yes I agree they are noisy eaters confused

28 Feb 2006

Quote by mik69
a hedgehog who loved cat biscuit i think hedgehogs must be the noisiest eaters ive met but boy did he enjoy his food :D

I also had a hedgehog as a frequent visitor to my garden a while back. I used to feed it tinned cat food (had to open the tin for him is it any wonder were the master race lol

) and yes I agree they are noisy eaters confused

did you try giving him a tin opener small enough to fit his paws though mik wink

28 Feb 2006

Something you could pull yourself up on anyway!

so who`s the male version of Rapunzel???? as in rapunzel let down your hair ?

28 Feb 2006

Quote by lovejoy68
a hedgehog who loved cat biscuit i think hedgehogs must be the noisiest eaters ive met but boy did he enjoy his food :D

I also had a hedgehog as a frequent visitor to my garden a while back. I used to feed it tinned cat food (had to open the tin for him is it any wonder were the master race lol

) and yes I agree they are noisy eaters confused

did you try giving him a tin opener small enough to fit his paws though mik wink

Bloody hell never thought of that :shock: and i bet it they could reach the peddles they could drive a car or even ride a bike :? Sh*t now you've really got me worried that hedge hogs are going to take over the world if they could only find a load of 1:25 scale fire arms we are no longer the master race :uhoh: :uhoh:
Sureal is my middle name mik_sureal_ 69 thats me :?

28 Feb 2006

Quote by mik69
Bloody hell never thought of that :shock: and i bet it they could reach the peddles they could drive or even ride a bike Sh*t now you've really got me worried that hedge hogs are going to take over the world if they could only find a load of 1:25 scale fire arms :uhoh: :uhoh:
Sureal is my middle name mik_sureal_ 69 thats me :?

:rotflmao: :rotflmao:
bet they could do a better job of governing the country than those who are doing it now :shock:

28 Feb 2006

4 black n tans (terriers) 3 kennel runs 2 ferrets and the partridges stay well clear of my back yard.....

28 Feb 2006

We had foxes in the garden, don't touch them whatever you do or the parents will disown them! Sensible post over! biggrin

1 Mar 2006

Our back garden backs onto wide open spaces, loads of foxes and squirels and hedgehogs. I've got 5 cats so hedgehogs get plenty of tasty meals. Foxes are great especially when the cubs are running round, but the fox holes are a pain in the arse. They're all over the place. But wouldn't be without them, the foxes that is.

1 Mar 2006

Quote by twos_company
whats lurking in your gardens????

A forty foot drop to the car park! lol

:lol: :lol:
got a handy rope ladder we hope!!!!

Quote by lovejoy68
cant beat it can you a wild animal coming to say hello or just looking for a free feed
i once had a badger come into my back garden (when i had one) he used to love the peanuts i put down for him
& a hedgehog who loved cat biscuit :D i think hedgehogs must be the noisiest eaters ive met but boy did he enjoy his food :D

Quote by tweeky
An unburnt bonfire, cat shit and dead pets.
Mr Tweeky

u need a dog!!!!!!!!!!! havent had cat shit since we`ve had her... oh & a couple of pyromaniac kids - no unlit bonfires here!!!! check it 4 hedgehogs b4 u light it!!!!!!!!
our hedgehogs were here b4 the dog ...and she`s learnt not to poke em with her nose.....
now have we done this right???? :D
got to be our 1st thread thats had an answer b4 it`s been locked :D
:lol2: Getting a dog to get rid of the cats would be sort of counter productive as they are our cats.
A pyromaniac kid, that will be me then. Built the bonfire at the end of last summer went for tea at the parents and it rained heavy, its been wet or frozen ever since sad

I always check the bonfire for animals. ONce our strange cat went missing and I had had a bonfire around the time which probably scared it off. I spent quite some time in that bonfire patch sieveing for bones. I felt like a right twat when the woman from the RSPCA told me that most of the cat would probably still be in tact. Cat was turned up at the dogs home the next day.
Mr Tweeky

1 Mar 2006

Quote by twos_company
just come out of the chatroom , gone in the kitchen & theres a fox outside the window in our garden.
no wonder the dog races around with her nose stuck to the floor!!!! and is in and out like a yoyo all evening-she`s definitely on guard
and thats in london....
whats lurking in your gardens????

Neary ran over a fox driving into london on Saturday around London wall......... In my garden hedgehog, frog or two, rickety shed hosepipe, leaky padling pool, bag of sand.

1 Mar 2006

ummmmm wel as we live in a cottage in BFN( middle of dales ) foxes owels kestrels ( noisy gits they are)coots phesants partridges deer and the list goes on and on oher and the odd horse or 60 lol btw be carefull with urban foxes they can be quite nasty ther not the cuddly wuddley things u may think they are what we have seen them do up here well thast something else !

1 Mar 2006

Whats A Garden I live in a flat

1 Mar 2006

I saw the title of this thread and the fact that it was started by the very foxy Dawn - am now disappointed to discover it's about, well ................ foxes! confused

1 Mar 2006

A Rat.
Not just any old rat......a ruddy great big Al Capone Gangster Rat

1 Mar 2006

Quote by winchwench
A Rat.
Not just any old rat......a ruddy great big Al Capone Gangster Rat

yooooo diiiirty Raaaaaaat!!
:giggle:

1 Mar 2006

OOOOOh.......
and a stalker. Redpantherman! Is that you?
Every time I post u creep up.......right behind me!
passionkiss

1 Mar 2006

Squirrels, bloody loads of them!! Used to like them until they started digging half the garden up!!