Last night when I went to the YW activity a coyote ran out right in front of the minivan. I was glad I was not driving. The driver narrowly avoided hitting the silly coyote. We hear coyotes sometimes at night. Occasionally we are lucky enough to find the remains of a meal in our front yard.
On the way to the cancer infusion center today we saw wild horses by the side of the road. We used to get wild horses chomping on our front yard grass all winter. They seem to have found more pleasing food in a pasture further away.
I know these wild animal sightings are nothing compared to the fierce determination of the wild javelinas in Arizona. The coyotes and horses never get into our trash, and both gallop away when we pull up into our driveway.
On the way to the cancer infusion center today we saw wild horses by the side of the road. We used to get wild horses chomping on our front yard grass all winter. They seem to have found more pleasing food in a pasture further away.
I know these wild animal sightings are nothing compared to the fierce determination of the wild javelinas in Arizona. The coyotes and horses never get into our trash, and both gallop away when we pull up into our driveway.
Wild country ya'll live in, cowpokes.
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