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#3320757 - 04/12/23 05:41 PM Re: possums [Re: wildflights]
jmeddy Die Hard Member Registered: 02/02/13 Posts: 979 Loc: SW PA	Well, after reading the above publication I just might start running them over again if they are on the road. Though I don't think I will make the noise or use a bullet on them.
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#3320791 - 04/13/23 05:06 PM Re: possums [Re: wildflights]
wildflights Seasoned Member Registered: 01/10/16 Posts: 258 Loc: Washington Wet Side	I've been known to alter course to put the Goodyears on 'em. Though I should probably set up a 22 for night shooting the stink rats. They are the definition of vermin. https://rumble.com/v2hstgm-possum-in-the-pasture.html
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#3321674 - 04/28/23 12:36 PM Re: possums [Re: wildflights]
wildflights Seasoned Member Registered: 01/10/16 Posts: 258 Loc: Washington Wet Side	https://rumble.com/v2ky7vy-mouse-at-77-yards.-possum-at-160.html Didn't see the mouse pop out of the beehive (41 second mark) until I was uploading the video. Beehives are at 77 yards. Possum was at 160. The grass has really grown in the last week making identification of short legged vermin more difficult. Will need to get out and hook up the flail. Edited by wildflights (04/28/23 12:37 PM)
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#3321685 - 04/28/23 06:27 PM Re: possums [Re: hm1996]
OKRattler Die Hard Member III Registered: 02/17/08 Posts: 3805 Loc: Ok Panhandle	Originally Posted By: hm1996 Darn, was hoping they had a redeeming quality....guess not. All I can vouch for personally is they eat peaches, avocados and don't eat, but destroy poinsettias....not endearing themselves to mama. Maybe OK Rattler can shed some light on this: I heard they are immune to rattlesnake venom; anyone know if this is true? ETA: Apparently the possum (and other critters) are indeed immune to snakebite: Animals that venom can't touch Regards, hm I don't think I'd heard that about being immune to venom but I have heard they won't get rabies. Their body temperature ain't the same as most things and the virus can't live in them. Or so I've heard. They're pretty interesting creatures really. Weird looking definitely. But kinda neat. Other than carrying ticks like I've seen. That wasn't very neat. Edited by OKRattler (04/28/23 06:28 PM) _________________________ I didn't climb to the top of the food chain to eat carrots.
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