Posts Tagged ‘texas’
Can dogs contract or transmit leprosy from armadillos?
Last night my dog attacked a three banded armadillo in Texas. Armadillos can carry leprosy. Look it up if you doubt me. Could my dog be at risk for contracting the disease? I know humans can contract leprosy from armadillos but could my dog? Or could he be a carrier for the disease and thereby expose my family to danger?
I have heard that once an armadillo has been trapped it never falls for it again. Is it true?
We have tried moth balls and they don’t work. Not to mention I live in an area covered in pine trees and pine needles. That does not seem to bother the ones here in Bastrop, Texas.
RealTexasBlog.com – Baby Armadillo
He was diggin in the garden so I snagged him, videoed him, and released.
I need information on Trinity Texas around 1979 to 1980?
I am looking for a business called “Armadillo Country Club” in Trinity Texas, at least we believe that to be the name of the business…would have been around 1979 or 1980…also I am looking for anyone with information regarding a man who worked there at that time by the name Daniel or Danny, last name believed to be Harger. We are trying to locate him , his son is trying to find him. We were told Danny’s parents owned a golf course in Trinity Texas around that time frame.
Native California Art?
When I travel, I like to purchase an object that I can put in my house that reminds me of the time I spent in a state. My question is, what object could I purchase that when people come to my house they can say without me telling them, you must have got that in California. For example, when I went to Louisiana, I purchased a voodoo doll, or when I went to Texas it was a stuffed Armadillo, or New Hampshire a piece of Granite Sculpture. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Armadillo Racing
Armadillo Racing during the 2000 Baseball Winter Meetings Gala at the Ballpark at Arlington, Texas. First prize: a can of armadillo milk.