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Our daily trail "walks" involve lots of
running/chasing, pouncing,
stalking, wrestling,
leaping, investigating dirt mounds,
fruit harvesting, "fishing" in vermin holes,
tree climbing,
flower sniffing, "
wildlife" watching,
playing with water snakes, and of course grazing. The boys, especially Tanj, love to munch on blades of grass as we walk along.
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I can see it in his eye,
Uschi is munching on a blade of grass
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Tanj samples a dry grass flower
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But prefers fresh green blades
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Nothing beats laying on a mound of dirt
while munching grass
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Tanj chews his
cudBefore,...
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Going in search of
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more grass
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to attack
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and mow short.
Who needs a lawn mower?,...
when you have a Spotted Bengal Goat.
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