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It is kind of nice. . and to hear my dogs “speaking” the
same language as the coyotes is really puzzling. I hope
we will still get to see our animals after we leave this
earthly coil. We have had a whole bunch of dogs and cats
who have passed away over time. I miss them; but having to
keep them fed watered and vaccinated would be a daunting
task IF they were ALL still around. We have lived here on
the river 30 yrs. Many generations of deer, bobcats and
coyotes have come and gone out here. No one hunts them on
our place; so they have been spoiled to not being hunted.
Lots of rattlesnakes, water moccasins and copperheads, too;
but they rarely come up to the house unless they are after
water during dry spells. I somehow feel they don’t want
trouble any more than we do. My aunt wanted to move back to
TN from TX before she died; but her daughter had always
lived in TX. Aunt Mildred never liked TX; but a lot of
folks do like it. I felt sorry for her; but couldn’t solve
her problem.