[Cory]

Every morning I take the dog out and see lines in the grass where there is no dew. I assume it's from a spider or some insect crawling on it. Just wondering if anyone knows for sure. I feel like I have seen it discussed somewhere but can't remember.

 

[Ecks from Tex]

I've seen that once before. That is without a doubt Chupacabra. There's a 10% chance I'm wrong and its some sort of beetle or mole cricket, but I'm 90% sure you have a Chupacabra on your hands. You may need something stronger than Talstar, but on the off chance it's something else Talstar/Bifin IT ought to cover it .

 

[Cory]

I've seen that once before. That is without a doubt Chupacabra. There's a 10% chance I'm wrong and its some sort of beetle or mole cricket, but I'm 90% sure you have a Chupacabra on your hands. You may need something stronger than Talstar, but on the off chance it's something else Talstar/Bifin IT ought to cover it .

Nah, can't be. Chupacabra's have 4 legs and are immune to insecticides

 

[FATC1TY]

Could be birds, squirrels, rodents, chipmunks....

Kid on a unicycle....

 

[j4c11]

A snek? Don't step on it...

 

[Guest]

Snake!!! 😱

 

[Colonel K0rn]

 

[raldridge2315]

:lol: :lol:

 

[Cory]

😂👍🏼

 

[SCGrassMan]

That's no Chupacabra... thats a jeuvenile Snipe. You'll have to go out very early and stay very still to catch Snipes.

 

[FRD135i]

Holy crap! Where did this come from? I want this as a bumper sticker.

 

[Ecks from Tex]

That's no Chupacabra... thats a jeuvenile Snipe. You'll have to go out very early and stay very still to catch Snipes.

Don't listen to him @Cory, he's a non-believer. I captured a photo this morning of the Chupacabra in route to your front lawn. Never mind the snow; this beast travels great distances every night like a mountain lion.

I really don't think any further proof is necessary. You need to arm yourself, sir, and for the love of God hide those lines before your wife sees them or you'll be out there digging holes by close of business.

 

[probasestealer]

@Ecks from Tex thanks for the laugh

 

[FATC1TY]

Ahhh snipes. Great hunting memories.

 

[social port]

Favorite thread of the day :thumbup:

 

[social port]

BTW,
It could also be from a pink flamingo.
@wardconnor could make the ID, for sure.

 

[wardconnor]

It is not a flamingo. I can confirm that for sure. Those mainly only hang out in lawns that are at 3/4" or less.

@Ware

 

[Colonel K0rn]

It is not a flamingo. I can confirm that for sure. Those mainly only hang out in lawns that are at 3/4" or less.

@Ware

Does dirt count? Because I could have sworn I saw a few around my place back in December.

 

[wardconnor]

It is not a flamingo. I can confirm that for sure. Those mainly only hang out in lawns that are at 3/4" or less.

Does dirt count? Because I could have sworn I saw a few around my place back in December.

Yes it counts

 

[Colonel K0rn]

It is not a flamingo. I can confirm that for sure. Those mainly only hang out in lawns that are at 3/4" or less.

Does dirt count? Because I could have sworn I saw a few around my place back in December.

Yes it counts

:banana: :banana: