Bear Cub Found With Chicken Feeder Stuck on Head in Hudson Valley
We ve been hearing a lot regarding bear sightings here in the Hudson Valley, and the DEC has issued many warnings and tips for avoiding bear conflicts. Recently a bear cub was spotted with a chicken feeder stuck on its head.
On July 1, Environmental Officers received a call from a resident in the hamlet of Round Top about a black bear cub with what appeared to be a bucket stuck on its head. Officers responded to the location, but the cub had wandered into a nearby wooded area by the time he arrived.
Why Did This Have to Happen During Shark Week?
I understand that these things can happen, but why did it have to happen during Shark Week? It s a shame really.
Well, where to start? So, I have a 60-gallon fish tank that I purchased during a Black Friday sale, upgrading my 15-gallon tank. When I purchased the tank, I set it up and let chill for a few days, before getting some new fish. I had a couple of fish that I transferred from my old tank. So, I loaded up the tank with a bunch of new fish, including Oscars, Cichlids, a tri-colored shark, and a red-tailed shark.
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Fawn Found Hidden With Collar Attached to Rope in Hudson Valley
Another Hudson Valley resident decided to try and take a whitetail deer fawn into captivity.
For the second time in a month, a fawn was found in the possession of a Hudson Valley resident. Back on June 3, a Hudson Valley was found to be in possession of a fawn, that he was feeding sugar water to. You would think that people would figure out that it s illegal to keep wild animals as pets.
Well, on June 29, environmental Conservation Officers responded to a complaint about a whitetail deer fawn that was being unlawfully possessed by an individual by a man in Liberty. When officers arrived at the scene, they noticed a taut rope connected to a pole leading into a nearby wood line. Officers followed the rope and found a fawn with a collar on that was attached to the rope with a tie-out clip.
Fawn Found Hidden With Collar Attached to Rope in Hudson Valley
Another Hudson Valley resident decided to try and take a whitetail deer fawn into captivity.
For the second time in a month, a fawn was found in the possession of a Hudson Valley resident. Back on June 3, a Hudson Valley was found to be in possession of a fawn, that he was feeding sugar water to. You would think that people would figure out that it s illegal to keep wild animals as pets.
Well, on June 29, environmental Conservation Officers responded to a complaint about a whitetail deer fawn that was being unlawfully possessed by an individual by a man in Liberty. When officers arrived at the scene, they noticed a taut rope connected to a pole leading into a nearby wood line. Officers followed the rope and found a fawn with a collar on that was attached to the rope with a tie-out clip.