HUNTING
SMALL ANIMALS
A
class by Murph
I am Murph and
this is my class on hunting. I have decided to do this class in
four parts.
1.What kind of small furry animals to hunt.
2.What kind of small furry animals not to hunt.
3.Hunting techniques.
4.Exam
Pay attention and be sure to read all the pages in this class.
Let's begin.
Warning
Mice and
other rodents and rodent-like animals may carry diseases or
parasites that cats can get. Some animals may have eaten
poison, and if we eat them, we run the risk of getting poisoned
ourselves!
Part
One
What kind of small furry animals are good to hunt ?
This is a mouse. They can come in different colors. Don't let the
color fool you. The white ones taste just as good as the gray
ones.In the house they can be found in the walls, under the stove,
behind the cupboard door, or under the fridge. Outside they can be
found under the porch, in wood piles and in the garage or shed, or
any where that kibbles or bird seed is stored.
This is a rat. It is a larger version of the mouse. Rats, however,
don't usually live in the house. Unless they are pets. If they are
a human's pet you had better leave them alone or your human may be
very unhappy with you. Outside they live in storm sewers, wood
piles, or under sheds or garages. They taste very good but you
have to be careful. They have very sharp teeth and when cornered
will fight.
Rabbits
are sometimes called bunnies by soft hearted humans. These are
very tasty, especially the young ones. Don't be fooled by its weak
looking sweet expression. It can run and dodge better than
anything. You have to be very fast to catch a full grown
rabbit.
These
obnoxious chittering creatures, live in the trees. They sit in the
tree and make horrible noises and dare you to come after them. You
have to be extra careful with them. They have very sharp teeth and
claws. They can also run along the high wires and jump from tree
branch to tree branch.
These are just a
few of the small animals you might find to hunt. There are others
but you will have more fun if you find them on your
own.
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