Wild Mojave Desert Burros and Joshua Trees

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Re: Wild Mojave Desert Burros and Joshua Trees

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bakubo wrote:
Greg Beetham wrote:Yeah Henry I agree you gotta watch those feral asses. :lol: Hmm I read the links and it looks like the Burro isn’t on the menu for the Puma, maybe those feral asses don’t taste very good. (maybe the adult Burro are too big for a Puma but I reckon they would take a juvenile Burro if the opportunity presented just the same)
Puma vs. Feral Ass. Could be a fight worth seeing. :lol:
Don't know about Puma's, but my Dad kept goats in his retirement, and always told me that if you want to free range your goats, put a young burro in the herd. They will bond with the goats, and they will protect them form wolves. They apparently will kick a wolf to death! I guess that's where we get bad -ass from!

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Re: Wild Mojave Desert Burros and Joshua Trees

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Dusty wrote:Don't know about Puma's, but my Dad kept goats in his retirement, and always told me that if you want to free range your goats, put a young burro in the herd. They will bond with the goats, and they will protect them form wolves. They apparently will kick a wolf to death! I guess that's where we get bad -ass from!
That is interesting info. Might come in useful to me someday. :)
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