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⌈ Secret Post #2580 ⌋

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Re: Rural Texas living, myths (ancient Greek, rural American, and some Native American)

[(Anonymous)]

Sounds like! We were lucky that most of the dogs in the pack weren't actually feral [like the Great Dane belonged to someone across the street from us], but that's mostly likely because people around there tended to raise livestock for a living so any actual feral dogs tended to end up getting shot not long after they showed up - or the coyotes would go after them.

Occasionally we [when I was staying with my other grandparents] also got to call the Deputies out because some dumbass would start sneaking onto our property to hunt, which is why we had to walk to boundaries on a regular basis. Particularly since the jackasses were more likely to end up hitting a cow than they were any of the local deer.