Sasquatch Sightings
What would you say, you do here?
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If we want the return of Mountain Man Cult, we need to pick a date for the next installment: Occupy Till He Comes.
I'm thinking of late September or October.
Let me know what works for y'all.
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A 30-week scripture reading plan for Classical Conversations Challenge students to inculcate a Biblical Worldview.
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Tomorrow is go time for my Classical Christian "CC" Worldview Scripture Reading Plan experiment with my Challenge B class. And while this project has been stewing in my mind for years, it is finally taking shape . . .
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The dogs and I have been stirring up a flock* of forest chickens every couple of days down in the creek bottom. Grouse season starts tomorrow . . .
And, there has been a big black bear on the property over the last two weeks. Bear season is open until the end of the year. It's time to put a plan together to get the comforter I've been wanting for years.
*This is lame. I call a group of grouse a flock because I refer to them as forest chickens. However, "A group of forest grouse is most commonly called a covey or a pack."
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A couple of days ago the dogs and I noticed this poop on the trail below Circle Bluff. I would definitely say it was a bear poop other than the fact that it was a preposterously prodigious pile of poop for the size of bears we have in these hills.
I was sitting on the deck looking at the hills and thinking about this poop. I was trying to talk myself out of this actually being bear poop, so I asked Grok what it was:
"This is black bear scat (Ursus americanus).
The large, loose, irregular pile packed with undigested seeds is classic for a black bear that has been gorging on ripe berries. In late August in the Coast Range around Gales Creek, bears are in hyperphagia (the pre-hibernation feeding frenzy) and eat huge quantities of whatever berries are available—Himalayan blackberry, salal, huckleberries, and others. Their digestive system doesn’t…
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I'm blaming Rick and Rambo for breaking my fence because they were the closest to the scene of the crime.
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Everyone was helping demonstrate why we need to reinforce the loading paddock fence tonight.
I was concerned this was going to be too involved, but it's quick and to the point with good, straightforward questions. Nice!