Jay Bagley
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You're welcome, and good luck finding the last one.Thank you! I can't believe it!
You're welcome, and good luck finding the last one.Thank you! I can't believe it!
I wanna know as well how they were found!
I wanna know as well how they were found!
Great news, so happy for you. Gotta know, any found by neighborhood kids?
Great news! Hopefully you will find the third one!
How were the 2 found? Did you locate them?
This post has actualy motivated me to look into Microchipping my tort, or something like the tile tracker.
Aw, you are sure lucky. Looking at the picture with all the shrubs and trees in the background, it's amazing you were able to even see them. congrats!!!!!
They don't know they've escaped anything.
They're out looking for food. Best of luck.
As you know, they're most active in the morning and right before dusk. They will be hiding when it's bright out.
Happy upside...two RFs found
Still on the fence...looking for #3, you will find #3, positive thoughts!
Possible downside...everyone knows you have RFs,security.
I’ve never been in your position but your public outreach was necessary. For me, I like a low profile where nobody except my immediate neighbors know of my torts. I keep one of my game cameras trained on their pen. Won’t stop a thief but will at least ID them. Best of luck on #3.
I know...I was worried about that. I'm going to delete a lot of posts after Aden is found. Maybe even get a critter cam. It is a pretty tight nit community and quiet street. But , still. We are adding a secondary fence around their 16x16 enclosure.
This post has actualy motivated me to look into Microchipping my tort, or something like the tile tracker.
They’re very active late in the day, but the best searching time is probably first thing when they’re less quick and just want a sunny spot for basking to warm up.
NoI think @ZEROPILOT used a Tile tracker on his for while.
During the afternoon, it will be under a bush or under something.
Time to think like a Redfoot.
That's great.Yes...lol we are a bit nuts. We walk around with long sticks to lift up bushes and search under brush. Luckily we have several very active media pages. I've got lots of people searching!