Not trying to be funny here, but if you really want to simulate the habitat of Kankakee, you need roofing tins and garbage piles more than anything. It's very sandy there, but a large amount of human habitation makes it less than pristine. You do find them on dirt roads, sometimes on blacktop, but having been there a number of times I found flipping tins, boards, and assorted other debris to be the most productive.



Bart

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• Eco-accurate housing for yearling bulls - arnold_elvis, Sun Mar 14 23:28:22 2010
• RE: Eco-accurate housing for yearling bulls - BBBruno, Mon Mar 15 09:50:07 2010
• RE: Eco-accurate housing for yearling bulls - pyromaniac, Mon Mar 15 10:16:28 2010
• Ha! - foxturtle, Mon Mar 15 10:57:41 2010
• RE: Ha! - arnold_elvis, Mon Mar 15 12:38:45 2010
• I guess what Bart is trying to say... - DanielsDen, Mon Mar 15 11:57:47 2010
• RE: for what its worth.. - Phil Peak, Mon Mar 15 14:09:13 2010
• RE: for what its worth.. - rpits, Tue Mar 16 23:36:08 2010
• RE: Eco-accurate housing for yearling bulls - foxturtle, Mon Mar 15 10:56:05 2010
• RE: Eco-accurate housing for yearling bulls - Pit_fan, Mon Mar 15 12:06:48 2010
• RE: Eco-accurate housing for yearling bulls - monklet, Mon Mar 15 11:19:09 2010
• RE: Eco-accurate housing for yearling bulls - IkeLightner, Wed Mar 17 00:09:21 2010