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Old 01-23-2018, 05:38 PM
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My brother used to chace me around with one. Those things hurt! He stoped when I got him back one day.
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You know TN_Explorer, I really thought you were serious at first,.. had to go back and see what section this was posted in.
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Hahaha! That's a good one.
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I remember as a kid, my older brother and his friends always enjoyed chasing me around the shop and farm with a livestock prod/shock. Yes, they were quite successful in "connecting" with me. The ones we had used 6 "C" batteries...and after the first time I understood why the pigs would squeal, tuck their tail, and move. Reading this made me think of those days and gave me a great laugh.
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I remember as a kid, my older brother and his friends always enjoyed chasing me around the shop and farm with a livestock prod/shock. Yes, they were quite successful in "connecting" with me. The ones we had used 6 "C" batteries...and after the first time I understood why the pigs would squeal, tuck their tail, and move. Reading this made me think of those days and gave me a great laugh.
We used to play tazer tag and take turns turning the fencer on on each other when we had to chase the cows home and fix fence.
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