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Prospecting Trip Reports
Started by Tinpan at 06-12-2007 1:19 PM. Topic has 2 replies.
  
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 06-12-2007, 1:19 PM
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Tinpan
 
Joined on 03-16-2006
Goldvein, VA
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Gold Grubbin Critter meets an untimely end
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06-12-2007, 10:13 PM
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twig/al
Joined on 01-24-2006
Gadsden, Alabama
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Re: Gold Grubbin Critter meets an untimely end
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Tinpan, As much as this may hurt Herschel's feelings. I think you handled that as well as possible....
twig/al
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06-13-2007, 9:37 AM
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Herschel
Joined on 01-30-2006
Monterey, Louisiana
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Re: Gold Grubbin Critter meets an untimely end
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That looks like a good sized copperhead there Robin.
I got one about that size on my Mothers front step a couple of weeks ago. She was just about to step out the door directly onto it when I saw the snake. Needless to say, that one became turtle bait real fast. Don't need one of those biting my 85 year young Mother.
I only train harmless critters Robin. No need to worry about gittin' my critters when you get rid of a poisonous snake.
Herschel
"Chief Instigator"
Stop "Poly-Ticks" in Washington!!
(definitian)
Poly: many
Ticks: blood suckin' insects
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