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    To GWH, I am sure that the boiling of the skull whitened the teeth, it looks like a bobcat skull to me. And who said the moose isnt real!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by gratewhitehuntr View Post
    damn the camo paint is an affront against nature


    at this point I still say it looks like a tiger, however, I'm unsure as to how well the teeth would be developed at such a small size


    don't forget that a head wound could have been inflicted by a car as well
    I doubt that a coyote would take on a cat this size, they generally aren't that ballsy
    After I removed Robert's natural camoflage I found it artistically respectful to restore some degree of woodland camoflage to signify this was at one time a living, stealthy carnivore.

    How can you acknowldge that Robert's skull resembles a tiger (or any other big cat for that matter) and refute the possibility of his being a bobcat, especially when we know we have bobcats in the forest just beyond the pond where he was found?

    I can't imagine the head wound being caused by a car and he could have made it fifty yards to die in the shallows at the edge of a pond when his natural instinct would have been to get back into the forest.

    At 9:00 this morning I brought Basil and Robert into Basil's doctor's office. The doc was impressed with Basil's health and good spirits. The vet also thought Robert's paint job was "wonderful" and he wants to display Robert in his office. Most important, the doctor took a long look at Robert and believes he is more canine than feline. The size of the cranium, the size of the teeth and the outstanding condition of the teeth leads him to guess that Robert was likely a juvenile fox.

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    Thats all well and good, but what about the moose! He's real isnt he?

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    Nun2sharp, the moose is real. I almost crapped my pants when i saw it....

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    Oh, thank god, I almost thought that it was BS too! Thanks!

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    Quote Originally Posted by nun2sharp View Post
    Thats all well and good, but what about the moose! He's real isnt he?

    What the hell kind of question is that? Am I expected to just sit here and repeatedly have my integrity brought underfire?

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    Hey! I'm joking already!
    I'm on your side, loved the story, its sad but there arent too many good storytellers anymore and with all the BS that flies around these days some people cant tell the difference. God Bless you, thanks for the story.
    Last edited by nun2sharp; 06-26-2008 at 03:25 AM. Reason: explanation

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    I am joking too! I love telling stories. In fact, I have a few I can share> Let's give it a whirl.

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    Its been so long since I've practiced the art(other than on kids and grandkids) I wouldnt know where to start. But go ahead I love a good one! thanks

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    alright dude
    I tried to be gentle

    these first 3 are pics of a bobcat skull
    the eyes are bigger, lots bigger, the teeth are smaller, the upper canines attach in a different spot and manner

    num 4 is a red fox
    skull is more elongated, teeth are wrong, eyes are wrong, your vet is wrong

    num 5 is a wolverine, looks like a decent match right?
    they are quite fond of eating birds and stealing eggs

    num 6 is a tiger

    it is not a bobcat, a juvenile fox is shaped the same as a mature fox

    I find it quite hard to believe that people here have the time to make comments about some guys moose, and OBTW you are wrong GW, but no one has spent 2 mins on Google image to look at what a bobcat skull looks like.

    as for the car, welll, stuff gets dumb when it's hit in the head real hard

    and BTW, spray paint is not artistically respectful
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