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Mike Q sent me an email saying it came back for the third
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Kelley (Texas)
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Is something like this common up there where you live? The biggest animal that ever came into our back yard was a lowly old Feral Hog, and they are ugly animals compared to a bear. Please have a great day! Kelley (Texas) 
They like them at first but as they get more comfortable and bold, they get into a lot of stuff or destroy it trying to get in. I'm not sure if they eat horse grain or not, but that would be my concern that Jane would go out to the grain room and it would be in there and get aggressive out of fear or being trapped and she was in the only door out. So far, just racoons and possums have been the only animals in there. There was a spell here where most of them were carrying rabies , but then most die off...... For awhile there we didn't see any, but now they seem to be making a comeback as I see more and more of them as road kill on the back roads. I know, I box trapped about 20 of them out of here that last year.
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