Prior to releasing the little rodent, we took these photos.
Annotation from Jacob the Syrian Hamster: This was not one of my relatives, or if it was, the genealogical distance was so great that he was unrecgonizable to me.
Saturday, April 26, 2008
Catch and Release
This morning our Maximum Leader brought in a field mouse and left it clinging to a laundry hamper. After consulting the California Department of Fish and Game's Feline Hunting Regulations and measuring the mouse with a calibrated micrometer, we determined that the mouse had to be released back into the wild. Our Maximum Leader was appropriately praised and then breakfasted on a rare feast of gushifud.
Prior to releasing the little rodent, we took these photos.
Annotation from Jacob the Syrian Hamster: This was not one of my relatives, or if it was, the genealogical distance was so great that he was unrecgonizable to me.
Prior to releasing the little rodent, we took these photos.
Annotation from Jacob the Syrian Hamster: This was not one of my relatives, or if it was, the genealogical distance was so great that he was unrecgonizable to me.
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2 comments:
Way to go! That was an excellent catch! Too bad it had to go back into the wild.
Aloysius is hungry. I still prefer venison.....
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