Sunday, October 13, 2013

Denizen of the beaten zone...

This little critter was sitting on the hood of the old Mercury Cougar that was parked out around 325 yards...
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12 comments:

Matthew Carberry said...

Meanwhile his neighbors, the industrious and wise ants, had been digging bunkers all summer.

8:20 PM, October 13, 2013
B5K said...

Winter is coming!

9:23 PM, October 13, 2013
Roberta X said...

...I'm just worried about that blue stuff, and holes blasted in the surface of the earth. Are you *sure* you're not out hunting monsters? 'Cos that sure looks like the aftermath of a Correia novel.

9:58 PM, October 13, 2013
Ritchie said...

What is that blue stu...never mind, don't tell me. And WHAT is that SMELL??

10:13 PM, October 13, 2013
Kristophr said...

Freaking Shuggoths.

Even after you kill them, they leave a mess.

11:03 PM, October 13, 2013
Joel said...

Shooting them a lot usually works. And when it doesn't, high explosives can be your friend.

1:18 AM, October 14, 2013
staghounds said...

As usual, Saki has a story...

http://www.combat.ws/S4/LIBRARY/BIRDS.HTM

8:36 AM, October 14, 2013
Anonymous said...

Had some of those at the Prescott, AZ solar site. They caused a friend from India to absolutely hide-in-the-car freak out. They were eating each other.

Michael
Phoenix, AZ

11:56 AM, October 14, 2013
Paul said...

One time you can shoot a cougar and not have the ASPCA out to hound you.

Not sure where they stand on grasshoppers.

Now if you plugged that,

2:02 PM, October 14, 2013
Sigman said...

What caliber for LARGE grasshopper?

7:08 PM, October 14, 2013
Drang said...

@Sigman I was going to point out that Tommy guns and 3.5" Rocket Launchers did the job, but then I remembered that was really LARGE ants...

7:18 PM, October 14, 2013
Sigman said...

Drang, don't forget the flamethrowers for THEM

8:08 PM, October 14, 2013

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