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09-23-2011, 09:12 AM
Yep, sounds as if you know exactly what you are doing. You would not believe the number of people that just do stuff like that and have no idea of the consequences. Then they cry when they have to pay up.
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09-23-2011, 09:20 AM
Maggie killed another copperhead last night. We were getting ready to go in to go to bed, and she was making a last circle around the flower beds, hunting toads. After dark, she hunts toads till bed time. Gets 4 or 5 a night. She was in the leaves and mulch next to the front porch and all the sudden made a dive and came up with a violent head shake and jumped back. Then started cautiously looking for something. I told my wife, that was no toad. She usually makes a quick grab and then carries toads to the middle of the yard to torment them to death, unless I take it away. So, wife got the flashlight and I did a search, finally found it. It was already dead, had a bloody spot behind the head and neck was broken. Rat Terriers are unbelievably quick, and somehow, she knows the difference between what she had and the grass snakes she usually catches. This was a small one, about 14", looked exactly like this one.
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09-23-2011, 09:25 AM
Maggie killed another copperhead last night. We were getting ready to go in to go to bed, and she was making a last circle around the flower beds, hunting toads. After dark, she hunts toads till bed time. Gets 4 or 5 a night. She was in the leaves and mulch next to the front porch and all the sudden made a dive and came up with a violent head shake and jumped back. Then started cautiously looking for something. I told my wife, that was no toad. She usually makes a quick grab and then carries toads to the middle of the yard to torment them to death, unless I take it away. So, wife got the flashlight and I did a search, finally found it. It was already dead, had a bloody spot behind the head and neck was broken. Rat Terriers are unbelievably quick, and somehow, she knows the difference between what she had and the grass snakes she usually catches. This was a small one, about 14", looked exactly like this one.
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No not paid off. I'm still torn with what to do. We had a horrific year with some personal issues that have set me back far more than I am comfortable with right now.
Alex I agree but it would only be for about 12 months then a new one would appear. lol.
Besides the wifes explorer has the towing package on it so I would just hook up our small 10' trailer for things like that. I have access to a 20' car hauler and a F350 just a phone call away.
Alex I agree but it would only be for about 12 months then a new one would appear. lol.
Besides the wifes explorer has the towing package on it so I would just hook up our small 10' trailer for things like that. I have access to a 20' car hauler and a F350 just a phone call away.
09-23-2011, 11:41 AM
No not paid off. I'm still torn with what to do. We had a horrific year with some personal issues that have set me back far more than I am comfortable with right now.
Alex I agree but it would only be for about 12 months then a new one would appear. lol.
Besides the wifes explorer has the towing package on it so I would just hook up our small 10' trailer for things like that. I have access to a 20' car hauler and a F350 just a phone call away.
Alex I agree but it would only be for about 12 months then a new one would appear. lol.
Besides the wifes explorer has the towing package on it so I would just hook up our small 10' trailer for things like that. I have access to a 20' car hauler and a F350 just a phone call away.