CAMP COOKING and RECIPES
So ya think ya can cook? Well let's share some recipes, everything from food to soap to whiskey or whatever is welcome here.
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By Bedrock Bob · Posted
Man I am sorry about your dog. They are harder to loose than people. -
By Bedrock Bob · Posted
You identify scat from the contents of the turd. Not really from the shape. Without knowing what is in the turd you are just guessing. If guessing is good enough then groovy. Otherwise you need to break it apart and at least determine if the animal was omnivorous. That is basic scatology 101. Identifying scat is just like identifying a rock. It is fairly easy to determine what it is if you know what it is made of. The turd could be any small carnivore or omnivore. Without an attempt to identify it properly any guess is as good as the next. Yes, it looks like bobcat poop. It also looks like skunk poop. Ringtail poop. Dog poop. Cat poop. Raccoon poop. Coyote poop... You determine what left the poop by analyzing the contents. The only difference between turds is what the animal ate and was able to digest. -
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By Dakota Slim · Posted
The homeowner just got back to me. She wrote "Looked up Bobcat scat...believe that is what it is." -
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