The Buzzards Circled . . . False Alarm

Sasquatch // May 7 // 0 Comments
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There’s never a dull moment at Sasquatch Wallows.

While helping Jennie unload the truck from her Costco run, one of the kids came running to let me know the pigs were going crazy — acting like they were being attacked by a mountain lion.

I took off running down to the pig paddocks. The pigs were definitely stirred up, but not acting completely freaked out like they had after previous mountain lion attacks.

Turns out the buzzards were just riding the canyon winds. All the pigs were accounted for and no signs of an attack were found.

I did find a large log touching the electric fence in the gilts’ wallow, which I cleared. My working hypothesis is that the gilts were in their wallow getting shocked repeatedly which caused a commotion.

With the pigs all accounted for and safe, we decided to check in on our baby rabbits. 

Even Sasquatch has to admit that baby rabbits are dang cute!

Baby Rabbit Close
Three Kits

There are a ton of cool fungi in the Wallows that Sasquatch stumbles upon while hiking the dogs.

Sasquatch definitely needs to work on his fungi grammar.

Does anyone know what this type of fungus is that I spotted today?

Four Fungi

About Sasquatch

Sasquatch (aka Kevin M. Anderson) is a Swineherd Philosopher Theologian, Esq. He is the head swineherd raising pigs and engaging in shenanigans at Sasquatch Wallows, a director of his local Classical Conversations Challenge B program, a commissioned Colson Fellow, and a criminal defense lawyer at Prodigal Law.

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