Don't call my Antelope a Goat!

SwampFox

TK,
We have a similar rabbit to your Swamp Rabbit, it is called a Muck Rabbit here bouts. They are darker than a cottontail and pretty crafty.

You did forget the "No shoulders" as refrence to all things that slither. A panther, pronounced, "painter," is the local refrence to a mountain lion without a mountain, as we do not have any mountains. All female deer are called 'butt heads."

We have an odd breed of goats around here, the farmers call them "those damned goats." Very Happy

Best,
Ed

DallanC · Site Admin Joined: Jan 18, 2005 Posts: 3572 Location: Utah

Around here we also have "slow elk" and "mountain maggots" Smile

Those of course refering to cattle and sheep.

Swamp Donkey = Moose

Propellerheads = doe mule deer

-DallanC

stovepipe

DallanC wrote:

Swamp Donkey = Moose

Propellerheads = doe mule deer

-DallanC

English Mike

Flying rats: scruff pigeons.
Shite hawks: seagulls
Hoodies: crows

All fair game the whole year round.

wiersy111

Lesser Snow geese = Seagulls
Speed Bumps = Raccoons
Pretty Kitty's = Skunk

tcknight

wiersy111 wrote:

Lesser Snow geese = Seagulls
Speed Bumps = Raccoons
Pretty Kitty's = Skunk

I knew we would get some good stuff here. We call Armadillo speed bumps here Wiersy.

Never heard moose called swamp donkeys. That about sums them up real well. Very Happy

wiersy111

Armadillo that's a damn hard speed bump!

I just has a road goat running along side the truck on the shoulder. I guess he was drag racing the Ram.

tcknight

wiersy111 wrote:

Armadillo that's a damn hard speed bump!

I just has a road goat running along side the truck on the shoulder. I guess he was drag racing the Ram.

He wanted to get to whereever you were going. Knew he would be in no danger if hanging around there! Haha

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tcknight

Sorry Wiersey. Couldn't help myself. Very Happy

They have skunked me so far too! Crying or Very sad

wiersy111

I told my wife to open the door so I could clip him but she didn't think it was such a good idea.