Hairless Yotes
11-12-2004, 03:22 AM
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Boone & Crockett
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Hairless Yotes
I'm in Pa and just the past 5 years yotes have been increasing here in big numbers.I lived in the Southwest before,but just never gave much thought about them. This is the second year I have have been seeing lots of completely bald yotes. I know what mange is,but theses yotes just all look like they just came from the barber shop.And they have been that way for 2 years.Whats the deal?????????? There tails dont even have any hair on them.They are fat and look healthy
11-12-2004, 04:00 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Hairless Yotes
11-12-2004, 10:09 PM
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RE: Hairless Yotes
mange (sp?) if the winter is cold it will kill them. they can give it to cats dogs and i think, i think people. i would shoot them i think you have to burn them at 200C to kill the mange its like flees ask your game worden but if they live the winter they will give it to each outher when mateing
11-13-2004, 02:21 AM
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Giant Nontypical
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RE: Hairless Yotes
That Chupacabra thing has been going on a long time here. Strikes me as the Texas version of Bigfoot.
If they give it to each other when mating, then that really makes the people that get it turn up suspect, doesn't it?!!
From: bambikiller6
mange (sp?) if the winter is cold it will kill them. they can give it to cats dogs and i think, i think people. i would shoot them i think you have to burn them at 200C to kill the mange its like flees ask your game worden but if they live the winter they will give it to each outher when mateing
mange (sp?) if the winter is cold it will kill them. they can give it to cats dogs and i think, i think people. i would shoot them i think you have to burn them at 200C to kill the mange its like flees ask your game worden but if they live the winter they will give it to each outher when mateing
