It has been passed down in the family, never to be sold. It goes to our son and then to our grandson, our son's nephew, since he does not have children. Already taken care of, sorry.

 

Maters hide the "other" really well. Don't ask me how I know.

 

I hear ya. Hey, it would be cool for you to take the wifes advice and build. We'd be neighbors.

 

I have a 5 minute drive to work every morning.

 

show off.

Hey, how does tomatoes hide the "other"?


Whaaaaat?....I'm just curious.

 

We would meet on the road as I headed for Grand Prairie and you for Tyler.

 

Now back to the topic...

Here's the critter that was on my doorstep.



That rake is 18" wide, so he's about 3 ft long...

 

The leaves just look really similar and as long as you keep the height down on the other to about the same as the maters... Voila...

 

If you want to see and hear a grown man scream like a woman and run away, go ahead and scare me with one of the SOB's if you dare. But do so at your own risk because you might accidentally find out if I am a big sissie or not.

I leave King snakes alone, unless I haven't seen any around in a while, then I'll go catch one somewhere and bring it back to the house to turn it out near the barns. It'll get rid of mice, rats, copperheads and timber rattlers.

But if I'm not sure what kind it is.... it dies a swift death. Kill first ask questions later.

Go to Harbor freight and buy a propane torch like this.

The entire kit cost about $20 and does wonders for over grown fence lines. Only thing that you have to add is a bottle of propane, I just use the one off my grill.

You guys need to keep those armored oppossums down there!!! Those nasty things have made thier way up her the last few years in GREAT numbers!!! I hate them! They are nothing but diesase ridden problems, I'm not sure our eco system can handle the numbers of them that are arriving here each year for very much longer.


HAHA, that is exactly what my wife said when we lived in the apartment in town and I would step outside to take a leak off the front porch. We only lived in that apartment for about 3 months before I couldn't stand it any longer and bought a place out in the country. LOL

 

I haven't seen an armadillo in all the years I've spent in Texas, including the many months I spent in the fields around Killeen, San Saba, San Angelo, and other areas of Texas.

Well, let me qualify that- I haven't seen any "live" armadillos. I've seen plenty that couldn't dodge a 275/65/17 coming at 60 MPH.
And, unless armadilloa now have brown fur, stand about 2.5 feet tall (on all 4's) and have a long snout- that was no freaking armadillo.

 

Ah...Armadillo... Possum on the halfshell!!!

It's what's for dinner.

 

Have you REALLY had armadillo?

What does it taste like.....and dont say chicken.

 

Oh YUCK!!!!!

 

No, I was just being a smartarse.

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I watched "Anaconda" last night... Why, you ask?



I have no FRICKIN' CLUE...