ANORAK BUFFALO ( FOOTBALLIS)
This specie, which has the largest population of all spread eating animals in the Gambling World is the first one on the scene at the crack of dawn foraging for newly sprung overnight spreads although they are not particularly fussy about once found. There are two pure breeds ‘Anorak Buffalo Footballis’ and ‘ Anorak Buffalo Baseballis’ which hibernate at different times of the Year, other hybrids are active all Year round especially the ‘ Basefoothoopis’’ line. The ‘Footballis’ can be seen as early as Tuesday grazing but no later than Thursday afternoon having been fed for the Weekend, this is the Animal which the Bookmaker Hunter targets first. Two things the hunter must remember is not to make any sudden movement on the spread, as this spooks the herd and not to make too many killings on the sunny side of the target area as this will be the feeding ground of the ‘ Recreational Square Emu’ on the Weekend, too much blood will deter many of them. Of course not everything is that easy and the Bookmaker Hunter must work out what Field the ’Anorak’ will not only be in plentiful supply but willing to graze on both sides of spread, the shaded side in particular. All in all by Thursday evening a good Hunter will have bagged plenty of these and can set their traps and snares for other species who can be a little more trickier but more tasty.
Next instalment in “ Species of The Gambling World” features two of the not so well known Animals, The ‘ Sloe Bookus’ and the ‘ Point eating Turkey’
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Sheep only come down in the Valley when they feel completely safe from predators and the grazing is plentiful. Sheep are seen moving into the Cleveland and Tampa Bay Valleys as we speak. :missingte :drink:
