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Gift from my Dogs!

Fish HaidFish Haid Posts: 8,417 Admiral
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My good dogs had a present waiting for me when I came home yesterday. Looked just like this one. Good thing I already had gravy made!

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  • ANUMBER1ANUMBER1 Posts: 13,171 AG
    #2
    Nice cat, Maine ****?
    I am glad to only be a bird hunter with bird dogs...being a shooter or dog handler or whatever other niche exists to separate appears to generate far too much about which to worry.
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  • Fly HookerFly Hooker Posts: 4,199 Captain
    #3
    You could make a great hat!
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  • hooknlinehooknline Posts: 5,523 Admiral
    #4
    Fly Hooker wrote: »
    You could make a great **** hat!

    Fify
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  • gandrfabgandrfab Posts: 21,646 AG
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    1509916_10205079856739740_5467794294664497685_n.jpg?oh=b4621eef4df9a08544ab4c8ddd943de6&oe=54ABB4CC
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  • DoradoDorado Posts: 410 Deckhand
    #6
    Why would you eat something that stinks as much as that does whilst living???:nono
     "First of all, the world is never hostile - it just plain doesn't give a ****. Secondly, you have only one enemy in the world and you look at him in the mirror every day."

    - Martin Caidin
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  • chronicbreakchronicbreak Posts: 1,392 Officer
    #7
    Looks like it's just playing possum
    National Marine Fisheries Service
    DESTROYING FISHERMEN AND THEIR COMMUNITIES SINCE 1976
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  • SAENoleSAENole Posts: 11,477 AG
    #8
    I had a dog once that showed up at the door with one of those **** things in his mouth.
    Warning Level 2
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  • bchmanbchman Posts: 8 Greenhorn
    #9
    Did you know armadillos can swim? I never knew that! Every morning at 4 AM my dogs get me up to go outside and pee. I was out with them and they started chasing something across the yard. Next thing I know its heading for the pool! Splash! At the time i didnt know what it was since it was so dark outside. I went in and turned on the pool light. There was an adult armadillo swimming around (not very gracefully) and the dogs were speechless! They just stood there in disbelief watching this big animal struggle as i got the pool skimmer and pushed him toward the edge, then flipped him onto the deck. he took off never to be seen again! If i hadn't rescued him I'm sure he would have drowned and swelled up! UGH!
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  • AC ManAC Man Posts: 7,304 Admiral
    #10
    Dorado wrote: »
    Why would you eat something that stinks as much as that does whilst living???:nono

    My parents and grand parents ate them. Fortunately my generation was saved. My granddaddy did say they would cage and fatten them up before eating them in a stew. My mom said she doesn't want to talk about it.:grin
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  • ANUMBER1ANUMBER1 Posts: 13,171 AG
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    AC Man wrote: »
    My parents and grand parents ate them. Fortunately my generation was saved. My granddaddy did say they would cage and fatten them up before eating them in a stew. My mom said she doesn't want to talk about it.:grin
    More cleaning them out than fattening them up probably..:cool:
    I am glad to only be a bird hunter with bird dogs...being a shooter or dog handler or whatever other niche exists to separate appears to generate far too much about which to worry.
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  • stc1993stc1993 Posts: 10,610 AG
    #12
    :Agree
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  • duckmanJRduckmanJR Posts: 21,265 AG
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    ANUMBER1 wrote: »
    Nice cat, Maine ****?

    Too small....and tail isn't bushy enough.... Mine was a nice 30 lb'er
    There are many roads to travel
    Many things to do.
    Knots to be unraveled
    'fore the darkness falls on you
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