#Dogset and #catset hide ya kids hide ya wife #eagleset back

[Dusty Bake Activate]

Got all y’all vest up.

Pet owners putting dogs and cats in spiked body armor to protect them from bald eagles | Daily Mail Online

• The predatorial birds have taken to hunting geese and chickens all across North America, leaving pet owners fearful for their cats and dogs
• Some have taken to kitting out their animals in spiked body armor to try and protect their furry friends from being snatched
• Conservation efforts, including the banning of chemicals like DDT, have allowed America's national bird to be removed from the endangered species list
• It remains illegal to kill or possess a bald eagle without a permit

Worried pet owners are buying spiked body armor for their beloved dogs and cats to try and stop them being seized and eaten by America's booming bald eagle population.

The return of the bald eagle population is cause for celebration for conservationists.

But it has come at a cost for people with small pets, who fear their furry friend could become an eagle's next meal.

Alaskan pet owners who are trying to protect their pups from the state's estimated 30,000 bald eagles are taking precautions and arming their small dogs with spiky armor.

Mark Robokoff, owner of AK Bark pet shop in Anchorage, is selling a protective jacket called the 'CoyoteVest,' which were initially intended to protect small pets form coyotes.


But with booming numbers of the birds in Alaska, Robokoff saw an opportunity to market the vest for pet owners trying to keep their small pups safe, The Wall Street Journal reported.

The vest, covered in bulletproof Kevlar and spikes, is topped with bright red nylon whiskers that Robokoff says scare off the birds from above.

'Eagles are strong enough to carry a 12-pound salmon, so a four-pound dog is nothing,' he told WSJ.

The North American bird, with an up to eight-foot wingspan, has come off the endangered species list after successful conservation efforts.


Once a rare sight, the bald eagle is now a fixture in small towns across North America.

But the birds have left a less than favorable impression with some residents.

The predatorial bird has taken to hunting geese and chickens, with their skill at doing so alarming owners of similarly-sized cats and dogs.

In British Columbia, Jeanine Pesce, who owns a consulting agency, says she and her five-year-old daughter witnessed the bird preparing its meal.

One day I watched an eagle drag a Canadian goose back and forth across rocks for hours,' she told WSJ. 'I was told that's how they tenderize their meat.'

Conservation efforts, including the banning of chemicals like DDT, have allowed for America's national bird to be removed from the endangered species list in 2007.

A recent report from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Department found that numbers have quadrupled to more than 316,000 in 2019, from 72,000 in 2009, WSJ reported.

But that only reflects the population in the lower 48, Myles Lamont, a biologist with the Hancock Wildlife Foundation, a nonprofit in Surrey, British Columbia, that promotes the conservation of wildlife, particularly the bald eagle, and its habitat, said.

If you factor in the populations in Alaska and Canada you add at least another 150,000 or more birds,' Lamont told WSJ.

 

[WHolla09]

I remember when my dog was a puppy and he was running in the backyard when I saw a hawk start circling the yard. Had to bring him in with the quickness. That Hawk had evil intentions

 

[goatmane]

hide your mutt, bytchset

 

[bobbiewishbone]

 

[FaTaL]

Crosseyed

• FaTaL
• May 22, 2017

 

[Sterling Archer]

hide your mutt, bytchset

You sure you want to go down this road brotha?

 

[Ezus Jezus]

You sure you want to go down this road brotha?

The irony of that sign at the end

 

[Peter Popoff]

I gotta pistol, we good.

 

[Dusty Bake Activate]

I remember when my dog was a puppy and he was running in the backyard when I saw a hawk start circling the yard. Had to bring him in with the quickness. That Hawk had evil intentions

That’s gotta be a horrible death for a puppy or kitten... getting snatched up by a bird of prey and carried off to a nest to be torn apart by talons and beaks and eaten alive.

 

[King]

That’s gotta be a horrible death for a puppy or kitten... getting snatched up by a bird of prey and carried off to a nest to be torn apart by talons and beaks.

 

[VertigoKnight]

I think we can agree neither Dogset or Catset wants any smoke with Hawkset and god forbid Eagleset

I think we can call a truce. Whilst these feathered menaces are outside plotting.

 

[Amerikan Melanin]

Ok.

I live near a lake in central jerz. Lake is a block from the crib. We have 2 bald eagles that live there. Big fukkers.

I have a family of ground hogs and a rabbit that lives in my backyard.

I’m in the living room chilling and I hear my son yell “yo what’s on the fence!!!!!”

I get up to look and it’s the biggest fukking predatory bird I ever seen up close. This shyt was perched on the fence looking at the ground staring. Must have been hunting the groundhogs. It heard us open the back door and flew away. It was a brown and gold we looked it up online and it was a Golden Eagle. Dude was brolic. Mother fukking bird had muscles.

 

[TrifeGod]

Seeing a Hawk and Eagle put in that work is still top 5 most coolest shyt to see irl as far as nature especially when its dead in your face

 

[Dusty Bake Activate]

Ok.

I live near a lake in central jerz. Lake is a block from the crib. We have 2 bald eagles that live there. Big fukkers.

I have a family of ground hogs and a rabbit that lives in my backyard.

I’m in the living room chilling and I hear my son yell “yo what’s on the fence!!!!!”

I get up to look and it’s the biggest fukking predatory bird I ever seen up close. This shyt was perched on the fence looking at the ground staring. Must have been hunting the groundhogs. It heard us open the back door and flew away. It was a brown and gold we looked it up online and it was a Golden Eagle. Dude was brolic. Mother fukking bird had muscles.

I live in FL and the same brown hawk or eagle landed on my fence in the same spot 2 days in a row. Both times I tried to get a good picture but it flew off soon as I went in the backyard.

I’d never been that close to a bird of prey before other than in the zoo. It looked like it could take down a puppy or kitten for sure. It would be crazy if we had an outbreak of pet snatchings with eagles making a comeback. They’d probably lift hunting restrictions again.

 

[Rhapscallion Démone]

You sure you want to go down this road brotha?