I'm not biting.

coldclimb

This little guy just wouldn't give us the time of day, not even to bother turning his head to smell the cam, which I imagine would have been an excellent opportunity to make some money. Sadly, he didn't care to give me a money-making opportunity, and Kelsey was a bit reluctant to stick his arm out the window anyway.:rofl

Not a good pic by any means, but it had the POTENTIAL. Someday I am GOING to make this work.:rofl

Lucky Hack

Whoa! that's crazy! He was just walking down the road? Are they domesticated? or just used to cars?

coldclimb

Lucky Hack wrote:

Whoa! that's crazy! He was just walking down the road? Are they domesticated? or just used to cars?

Totally used to human contact. They're around in Anchorage pretty much all year. This guy just moseyed along on his way, ignoring us like we were some sort of scum. Wouldn't even say hi.

ian408

I stayed a couple of nites in Anchorage at the Microtel (near the airport).
One morning there was a big cow and calves knawing on the grass in the
empty lot next door. The touristas were walking right up to them. Even
out of town, they're everywhere.

You should have tossed the cam

Ian

coldclimb

ian408 wrote:

You should have tossed the cam

Ian

Tossed the cam??? lol... no way! I just wanted him to sniff it, or at LEAST look interested somehow. But noooo, he's too good for us.