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what kind of creature....?

  • 14-04-2016 11:40PM
    #1
    Nekarsulm
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    What kind of creature to you think could get up into a tractor cab, sleep on the seat, and leave a slimey gooey green shyte on the seat?
    Cab door was only ajar a couple of inches.
    Pine Martin? Mink?
    Something like that?


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  • #2
    Birdnuts
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    A small cat?? Most wild animals won't stick around if they get a strong human odour in a confined spot, which is likely to be the case with a working tractor cab.


  • #3
    Nekarsulm
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    Never saw cat poo like this. Dark green and sticky consistency. About what a heaped tablespoon would contain.
    Shouldn't have left my coat on the seat.......


  • #4
    Birdnuts
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    Nekarsulm wrote: »
    Never saw cat poo like this. Dark green and sticky consistency. About what a heaped tablespoon would contain.
    Shouldn't have left my coat on the seat.......


    Maybe it had the runs;) - on a more serious note that does sound a bit like something a mink would leave behind, dirty buggers!!. I trap them down on my place in the West and cleaning the traps after them is a dirty job:(!!

    PS - You don't keep fish sticks in the cab in case of the muchies do you?? ;)


  • #5
    Base price
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    Any pic. What did it smell like?
    I would normally associate green ****e with herbivorous. Do you have a dog? A few weeks ago I had to clean dog ****e off the floor in the garage after she ate copious amounts of milky calf ****e and couldn't contain herself, it was sorta greenish as well with bits of grass through it.
    I have seen scats in the meal shed from pine martins that are runny in texture.


  • #6
    djmc
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    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=v7088iY3MdM

    Maybe one of those boys


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  • #7
    greenpetrol
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    Base price wrote: »
    Any pic. What did it smell like?
    I would normally associate green ****e with herbivorous. Do you have a dog? A few weeks ago I had to clean dog ****e off the floor in the garage after she ate copious amounts of milky calf ****e and couldn't contain herself, it was sorta greenish as well with bits of grass through it.
    I have seen scats in the meal shed from pine martins that are runny in texture.

    Mmmm any pix? Ffs 😧


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