Puzzle Description:

...have an unexpected visitor at night? Answer in the first comment.

#1: Joanne Firla (JoFirla) on Mar 29, 2023 [SPOILER]

An uncontrolled rototiller.
We don’t mind when a skunk wanders through the yard, eats a few grubs, and continues on. This guy however, came back over and over, digging holes all over the yard so deep, you could twist your ankle if you stepped into one. Unfortunately we had to trap him to remove the hazard.

We had a wild turkey in town terrorizing every one, even the police chief. Animal control had to come from Concord, NH to take it away. It will do a funny puzzle, if anyone wants to try.

Turkeys are huge. I can see them being a terror.

A skunk in not an animal you would just run out in your yard and and try to shoo away.

When we first moved into our house here in suburban Denver, our next-door neighbor had a skunk FAMILY living under their deck. We have a group of rangers in our development, because we're so close to undeveloped open space and the foothills, and they relocated the family, but, needless to say, it didn't smell the best. Thankfully this was ~30 years ago, so the smell is long gone ...

Pee-yoo. A whole family? Lucky you. One stinky skunk is enough for me.

Marijuana is legal in our neck of the woods, so I get to smell that on a regular basis. Not QUITE as bad, but close enough to be annoying.

How nice of your neighbors to take the "high" road.

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