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Old 06-16-2014, 06:17 PM
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We have cattle on our place so I have to keep the fences mended. A huge dead tree finally dropped some limbs and of course landed right on the barb wire fence on the bluff side of the property, so I cut all the wood and fixed the fence then I looked up to check for more branches.

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Old 06-16-2014, 07:28 PM
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YIKES! Is that a snake skin?
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I'd be gone. Twice. Not a big snake fan.
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That's a big snake skin. And I was working under it. Good thing the snake wasn't in it.
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Yea, but if'in the skin is up there, and..................
It is now bigger than it use to be.
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Yea, but if'in the skin is up there, and..................
It is now bigger than it use to be.
May I suggest a large caliber handgun
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I agree, Jeff!
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I'll have a shotgun handy from now on. Bullets for my handguns are too expensive and rare at this time to waste on a snake.
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I'll have a shotgun handy from now on. Bullets for my handguns are too expensive and rare at this time to waste on a snake.
Since a city police detective Sargent lives next door to me, I have to use my Crossman pellet gun.....would not take long for the constabulary to arrive if I blazed away with the Mossberg 12-Gauge



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I have shot shells for this (.44 special rounds )

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