That squirrel's been eating good, niceshot15yds with the Notos JSB 18gr @ 700 fps....was eating the guavas, not allowed....
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That squirrel's been eating good, niceshot15yds with the Notos JSB 18gr @ 700 fps....was eating the guavas, not allowed....
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for real! that squirrel looks like it’s in it healthy bulking stageThat squirrel's been eating good, niceshot
Thank you and Happy New Year! Those were from yesterday, and these are from today, all with the U2 Compact missing 18 that I didn't get to recover.Awesome shots on those 2! That male is....HUGE! Great pics as always. Happy New Year
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Holy moly! That is A LOT of iguanas! Looks like they breed faster than rats! Crazy!Thank you and Happy New Year! Those were from yesterday, and these are from today, all with the U2 Compact missing 18 that I didn't get to recover.
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Not faster but certainly alot. 10-70 per iguana mama, and the male have two baby making appendages.Holy moly! That is A LOT of iguanas! Looks like they breed faster than rats! Crazy!
Yup...males have hemi-penis's....I was into the exotic critter hobby but fazing that out nowNot faster but certainly alot. 10-70 per iguana mama, and the male have two baby making appendages.
Damn that's huge! My all of my biggest iguana in terms of mass was sixteen pounds even and that's the one on my background photo, he was 5'9". I can't imagine an iguana twice that size.Yup...males have hemi-penis's....I was into the exotic critter hobby but fazing that out now. I knew a guy that had a 34lb Cuban Rock iguana, had red eyes, he was huge, named him Wharf....
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LOL...yup! He lived in his back yard in a huge homemade cage with a doghouse and pig blanket to keep him warm during the winter. Was people friendly as we would feed him carrots thru the chicken wire.Damn that's huge! My all of my biggest iguana in terms of mass was sixteen pounds even and that's the one on my background photo, he was 5'9". I can't imagine an iguana twice that size.
Nice! It's honesty still hard to even picture an iguana that damn big, he must've been every bit of 7-7.5' longLOL...yup! He lived in his back yard in a huge homemade cage with a doghouse and pig blanket to keep him warm during the winter. Was people friendly as we would feed him carrots thru the chicken wire.
He wasn't as long as the big male green iguanas but he was so THICK! The base of his tail was thicker than a softball! Was the largest iguana known in the exotic pet industry. Look up cuban rock iguanasNice! It's honesty still hard to even picture an iguana that damn big, he must've been every bit of 7-7.5' long
I did, I also remember seeing these in Puerto Rico when I was a kid along with the islands typical iguanas. They are huge!He wasn't as long as the big male green iguanas but he was so THICK! The base of his tail was thicker than a softball! Was the largest iguana known in the exotic pet industry. Look up cuban rock iguanas.
That's cool you saw them in Puerto Rico! They look sinister with their red scelra! They definitely are some of the chunkiest iguanas along wih rhinoceros iguanasI did, I also remember seeing these in Puerto Rico when I was a kid along with the islands typical iguanas. They are huge!
We actually have some rhinoceros iguanas in the lion country safari down here, beautiful and expensive iguanas!That's cool you saw them in Puerto Rico! They look sinister with their red scelra! They definitely are some of the chunkiest iguanas along wih rhinoceros iguanas![]()
Ha! That's so COOL! We used to have a lion country safari here in socal but it didn't work out, bummer, as we went when I was a young'un....We actually have some rhinoceros iguanas in the lion country safari down here, beautiful and expensive iguanas!
That's WILD! Maybe the wadcutter didn't penetrate and still caused major brain damage! Or...penetrated and did what it did! Just guessing...ok , no pictures but the strangest reaction to the brain shot . I had a racoon raiding my bird feeder , he would empty it every night ( holds 4 pounds of bird seed )
Last night i waited for the coon to show , yep about an hour after sunset , their he was . I had my HW77 long .22 loaded and the safety off , i waited for the coon to climb up on the railing and reach up to scrape seed out , There he was all streched out as high as he could reach . I make a little sound and he sat back down turning his head i got a perfect brain shot . This is where the scene got sort of weird . The coon stood on all 4 legs and his head sort of vibrated for a few seconds then he fell to the ground , ran about 25 feet , rolled over on his back / side and did the dance and in doing so pushed himself over the edge of the cliff . .22 wadcutter pellets usually just stop things right in their tracks .