This is a political joke but I thought some of you SoTexshooters might be interested in seeing this looky here
I know what a coatimundi is when I see one, for some reason these guys don't, HHmmm

Suz

This is a good series of photos from a game camera. I'm sure pictures like these could also happen in AZ, CA, and NM. Its a real problem that our country has to address. Part of the problem is here and part of it is in Mexico.

What?!? Coatimundis??

Yeah coatimundi!! That one animal that the guy puts a caption on "badger-wolverine"? is a coatimundi. When I was a kid we called em cliff monkeys. They're like a racoon but with a long nose, long body and long tail. They climb all over the canyons like monkeys. I had one fall on my tent one time and scared the frijoles out of me. They're very agile like a cat. They use their tail a lot too but I don't know if it's like a monkey tail or not (gripping?)prehensile?

Suz

No no Suz...Slimjim's statement...

Wimin are so easily confused...

Thank goodness she is a long way away...

BushM you're always doin that to me, you do it on porpuss.
Oh I'm so easily cornfuzed....lucky he is so far far away.
I could sic a jaguarundi on him...
No no Bushbee, I mean those Mexicans in the last photo...
Men just can't pay attention....eyes wanderin and all...hands at the ready too!
No no Bushseed I mean ready to shoot...you know boogers and stuff...out yer noze, boys love to do that at fambilly outings.


herkin
Suz

Suzanne wrote:

Yeah coatimundi!! I had one fall on my tent one time and scared the frijoles out of me.

Should I know a "frijole" ?
Do you have a picture of them or were they lost for ever?

Aloysius!! Beans, my man. if you click HERE you'll find a recipe for them, complete with pictures. They are very much a southwestern USA staple, even at breakfast in some places. Goes good with beer and steak and some crusty bread to soak the bean juice up.


Suz

Amen on the "some crusty bread to soak the bean juice up" LOL.
I even have friend that puts then on cantaloupe.

Clint

I like beans and corn bread, beans and rice, beans and cottage cheeze with some peppers and onions MMmmmmMMMMmmm!

Suz

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coatimundi just so you know!

Andy Hernandez? Wierd...

Suzanne wrote:

I had one fall on my tent one time and scared the frijoles out of me. Suz

Thanks for the mental pic.......just before breakfast. Maybe we should bring tortillas when we go camping with ya?

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Some good game showing up at that draw, 4 and 2 legged. *runnin to the safe to fetch Boomer and some hardcast loads*

Hey,Suzanne I thought about you at supper tonight. Big steak and a big bowl of beans man was it good LOL.

Clint

You thought about me cause I was smoking the last of my venison and the smell traveled to Tx cause I put a pan of beans in the smoker too. I tried some corn on the cob in there as well, it's pretty good but kinda dries it out a bit. Actually just the outside dried out, guess I coulda put some butter on it. sort of baste it but I was afraid the smoke might make the butter kinda bitter butter not better butter, but bitter butter. The beans didn't pick up any smoke flavor (maybe it's my old taste buds) I can put some smokey venison pieces in there to liven it up for left-overs. There's a place in Tucson I used to go to for steak. They serve steak bread and beans and salad that's all. They pit bbq over mesquite. They always have a crowd too. If a guy wears a tie in there they come by with scissors and snip it off and hang it up in the place. It's just covered with snipped off ties. Great place to bring a date and tell him it's a dressy place, must wear a tie. I love the smell of that place.

Suz