KATHIE LEE AND KIDS IN TEARS AS COYOTE KILLS BELOVED POOCH

NY Post ^ | February 1, 2003 | JOE McGURK

[Lurking2Long]

Does Chardonnay really go with dogmeat? Wouldn't the name Cabernet have been better?

[Lion Den Dan]

Kathy Lee is not one of our particularly admired people but Mrs.LDD would be glad to help Kathy out. She is quite a hand when it comes to shooting coyotes. I neet to put up a new clothesline for laundry as the existing one is full of tails.

[philman_36]

Hmmmm....remember when "varmint rifles" were sort of everyday tools in the family room? Like, say, a 30-30 carbine?
Talk about overkill, unless you've got really big varmints! (wouldn't that make them predators instead of varmints?)
Don't know how big ya'lls varmints are, but a .22, with bird shot if you just want to scare 'em off, works pretty good too on most "regular sized" varmints.

[philman_36]

The cult of personality.

[foolscap]

I'm surprised she didn't somehow work in a statement about Frank's affair. I am always amazed how she is so willing to keep dragging up that situation in public. It's almost seven years after the fact and she still gives interviews about it. It seems if you have forgiven someone as much as she says she has forgiven Frank that you would have the common courtesy to just shut up about it. If I have to hear again about how a weekend of good sex and Bible reading healed their marriage I think I'll gag. Probably old Chard did "suicide by coyote" just to escape the shame of living with her. Can Frank be next? Frank is so obviously PW I'm sure the coyote will think he's a cat.

[philman_36]

This dog, as dressed, is a walking "Devour Me" poster.

Some people still don't get it.

[Behind Liberal Lines]

"Who wants a bunch of traps around?" said one neighbor. "Everyone knows you just have to keep track of your dogs."

And this is the REAL problem. Liberal suburbanites blaming the victim instead of the attackers.

Shoot the Coyotes. Problem solved.

[Vigilantcitizen]

">>Is this a good reason for a nightvision scope?"

"If I lived somewhere rural where coyotes were common, it would be all the excuse I'd need."

You've been to my shop by Six Flags, which is just inside the Atlanta city limits. We have a large portion of river buffer land behind our shop which is slap ate up with coyotes.

It wouldn't surprise me to hear of some sightings inside the perimeter before long.

[eno_]

Sure sounds like an entree in a fancy french restaurant.

I think I saw that entre in a Vietnamese restaurant, with lemon grass.

[FreedomPoster]

Still outside the Perimeter, but a bunch of kids from my son's school live in Neely Farms subdivision, which is a heavily suburban part of NW Gwinnett. Off of Spalding Drive, real near Holcomb Bridge.

They regularly have coyote sightings, and several pets lost. Of course, they're also next to, or at least very close to, some Chattahoochie National Forest parkland.

I'm sure there are coyotes inside the Perimeter. In fact, I'll ping a friend who lives real near Nancy Creek, in the Windsor Parkway / Peachtree-Dunwoody area. I bet there have been sightings there, and that's well ITP.

[Cacique]

I would rather have a coyote for a pet than a poodle.

I view pets as having the same function as my gun. To kill thine enemy and vanquish him. Guns aren't toys and pets shouldn't be either.

[Hillary's Lovely Legs]

Kathie Lee was last seen at the designer puppy store purchasing her new pupppies.... Merlot, Zinfadell, and Manechevitz.

[mountaineer]

Kathie is such a winer, er, whiner.

[OldCorps]

Hahaha,

who wudda thunk that clueless Kathie Lee would have a fifi fluff dog named after some girlie wine. I call them kick dogs. Kathie's husband must be a wimp. NO real man would allow other men to know he had wimp dog.

I can just hear Kathie lee in her best tom dasshole whine:

"we have to do something about those mean spirited coyotes"
yea baby, why don't you go waste some more of my tax dollars on worthless, gubmint programs.

Move along folks, nothing here, just another clueless liberal being a victim of her own stupidity.

[Bluntpoint]

Oh wah! I had a wolf in my back yard here in Indiana.

[OldCorps]

lol, now i get it. this is a class issue. ok, my next dog will be named, lemme see, hmmm, how about

Mad Dog---thats sounds good
or Mad Dog 20/20?

or ripple?

Champale? (for the bruthas)

how about rot gut, over priced french _______
pretentious california phony ______________

or my all time favorite

THUNDERBIRD!!!!

[OldCorps]

hey folks, lets have a freeper contest to come up with the name for Kathy (i?) Lee's next kick dog!

My suggestion:

Appitizer

[Capriole]

Can somebody tell me if there are grey foxes?

Yes, there are grey foxes. They look nothing like coyotes. They are longer-legged than red foxes and I believe look skinnier even when in good flesh.

[Capriole]

If every time you see a coyote, you shoot it dead, the other coyotes in the area WILL learn not to enter your "zone".

I agree and disagree. Coyotes are very smart. They learn quickly that humans can kill them at a distance, and become very sneaky and clever about raiding or crossing a particular piece of property when the humans aren't around. But if it's clear that no humans are around, they'll still venture onto your land. Believe me, we shot lots of coyotes when I was a young girl and they simply became more careful and devious, coming onto the property to raid only after twilight.

In the West humans learn that one way around this is to kill the coyotes and nail the corpses to fence posts at regular intervals, as a reminder to the brethren of the dead coyotes. This is probably not a solution that would be met with enthusiasm in most suburbs, unfortunately.

[China Clipper]

Kathie Lee Gifford is grieving for her beloved dog, Chardonnay,

I never remember, is it white wine, rose, or Chardonnay that goes good with Bichon Frisse?