re: What are some animals commonly seen on your property?

5.5 acres in ethel, la

Deer
Rabbits
Doves
Duck (not just woodducks either)
snakes
beavers
It's in the country

Probably because they are all up on my street

Here is one of the ring leaders



I brought that bastard across the interstate into that black neighborhood, and he was back two days later. The rest, I either brought to my buddy's back yard or across the levee

Southwest Virginia. Deer, coons, possums, bobcat, polecat, wild house cats but not as many as there were last year, black bear, mountain lion, hawks, golden eagle, and sister in law.

He's gonna be a dead cougar if he ever gets in that trap again. The biggest pain in the arse is that this woman just keeps refilling her stock of cats with no intentions of doing anything when she leaves

Lots of Geckos and a couple dead snakes (the only kind I like) that I ran over with the lawnmower.

Them housecats are hard to kill with a .22. Shotgun works real good, though.

This panther shows up now and then.

I would, but there's a bunch of houses with little girls living in them, so I am not gonna take the chance of something ricocheting up into a house(responsible gun owner).

If it was boys, I'd take the shot

I hear ya and I respect ya for havin that attitude. The cats I have around here are feral cats, and I still hafta take care of business when the granddaughters ain't around...

Home (subdivision)-Deer, fox, coyote, armadillo, opossum, squirrel, owl, feral cats.

Land (NWLA)- Deer, Fox, Rabbit, Squirrel, Raccoon, armadillo, skunk, oppossum, bobcat, turkey, hawk, owl, buzzard, snake, feral hog.

Deer Lease (Texas hill country)-Deer, Turkey, fox, rabbit, raccoon, armadillo, skunk, oppossum, bobcat, coyote, porcupine, axis deer, hogs,

coolest amimal encounter- Had a mountain lion walk within 6 paces of me on a mountain in the Medicine Bow National Forest. Hunting with a man who Guided elk hunters for 20 plus years. He said it was the biggest cat he had ever seen (he has killed and guided a few). He said that cat would be 100-130lbs and his head was as big as a cinderblock. All we had was archery gear. He noticed us when he got to six paces and decided to jump over the edge and run down the mountain. Never got a pic, but I will never forget that image of him walking toward us.