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I understand the desire for simple living. I’ve know two folks who were nomads, one was actually a true hobo of an earlier generation. The film “Nomad Land” was really cool to me.

By the way, I also knew the reference of Hirudinea (B.S. Zoology, ‘76) but the photos, well, good stuff.

Recognized that body of water immediately. Had my last fly fishing trip with my father there and a new Orvis Battenkill I bought him for Father’s Day in 1966. Loved the narrative and the photos.

This one showed up two days ago. My Dr. Google consultation indicates hairlessness is likely caused by mange or genetic abnormality.

Congratulations on your retirement. I retired 14 years ago at age 60, started my first full time job at age 17 while still in high school, worked ever since. For me it was a big adjustment, took me a year to adjust. I had to find activities that were rewarding and fulfilling so I didn’t feel...

Now, I have taken gray squirrels with a .177 pellet and one of these with a little larger projectile…A miss or poor shot placement on a squirrel doesn’t produce truly deadly negative outcomes. The squirrels were training grounds and squirrel head stew really isn’t as bad as it sounds.

There’s a bit of difference between an outdoor feral cat and a gray squirrel inside destroying my house. I’ve done a bit of professional animal damage control including blackbird roosts, beaver, raccoon, I’ve seen a house that burned to the ground in a fire ignited by a squirrel or pack rat...

In town, city setting, a .177 pellet does wonders. Had the damn things in our W. Seattle attic, set up a bait station, done.

Some reports are just too good to post…