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O/T- I AM PLANNING A GROUNDHOG MASSACRE!
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Posted by dds-inc on July 07, 2007 at 17:15:43 from (205.188.117.71):
THAT'S IT! No more groundhogs! There's now 7 holes in and/or surrounding my machine sheds and increasing! My John Deere 530 has sunk in a hole up to the rim! I'm such a poor shot anymore with my eyes and the hogs are getting smarter each time that I miss! I've even shot one with a .410 with 6 shot and it still lives! Please help me! No matter how many fence posts I throw around and how many feet of old fencing is laid down, the hogs still find my sheds even more attractive... Moth balls aren't working. I'm going to buy a truckload of C-4 and I'm GOING COMMANDO!
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