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09-09-2004 #1
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Squirrel??
This friendly little guy walked right up to me and took acorns right from my fingers.
At one point he placed his paw on my finger while he ate.
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09-09-2004 #2
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Heh, Cute little guy. I wouldn't recommend hand feeding him, though. You run the risk of being bitten that way, I never hand feed my snakes or lizards, always forceps.
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Thats pretty cool. Thats one way of getting in touch with nature.
:3gears: Rob Jones Project "Wild Goat"
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I don't know about the American squirrels
but the ones we have over here actually grabs their food with their paws first and then eat it.
So its not as big of a chance to get bitten as with reptiles.
But its always good to be cautious with wild animals.Chris
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Hey...
He'd look even better cooking over a campfire...
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Mmmmm
mmmm squirrel
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Hahah..
"chestnuts roasting on a open fire" Squirrel meat simmering on the stove!
BTW: Love your elky El camino80 got any more pics?
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Thank you for the kind words about my elky...
I don't want to hijack Adam's post but here goes:
I actually have lots of pictures of it but its nothing to show really...
The pic in my sig have photoshopped wheels, I actually have 14" steel rims under it :(
All the chrome parts are missing or are in terrible shape and its really hard to find those over here.Chris
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I understand that they grab the food first, but it is still a risk that you're taking. Hell, I almost got bit the other day feeding my Tegu WITH forceps that are pretty long. He went for my fingers instead of the f/t pinky(newborn mouse).
Originally Posted by elcamino80
I don't know about the American squirrels but the ones we have over here actually grabs their food with their paws first and then eat it.
So its not as big of a chance to get bitten as with reptiles.
But its always good to be cautious with wild animals.
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