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When we lived at the preserve (now the marquee I believe) in kings manor, every night around 11pm I'd see this big shepard trot straight down the middle of the complex. I whistled one night and he stopped, turned and I said, that's a coyote not a loose dog.
Loved watching them from my garden in the sky.
Loved watching them from my garden in the sky.
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When we lived at the preserve (now the marquee I believe) in kings manor, every night around 11pm I'd see this big shepard trot straight down the middle of the complex. I whistled one night and he stopped, turned and I said, that's a coyote not a loose dog. Loved watching them from my garden in the sky.
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mutton : I don't blame you. You know mama wasn't far away. 😬
I see them everywhere coming home from work. From Townsen after that Aldine school all the way to the back of Kingwood. I think the most I've seen at one time was 9. I saw 2 wild hog piglets crossing Woodland Hill north of Kingwood drive just Sunday morning around 1am. Where there are babies, there are adults.
That is not at ALL what I thought you were implying HA
My assumption took me to a dark place lol
Kinda like the hikers that never went out in nature and found some stray kittens. Lol then they heard the mamma cat. Which wasn't a cat at all, but a cougar, puma, a ******* mountain lion lol.
True story and they are lucky she chased them off rather than pounced.






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