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This is a Newhouse ATC #150 Bear Trap wall hanger This is an original that has been bolted to a 1 1/4 inch wooden board The jaws are held open by a weld on the pan and dog No chain There is a chain attached to the top which allows it to be hung on the wall Also attached are a couple of miniature traps The trap is painted gold The back is covered with foam and ready to hang Price is $650 plus shipping or I can deliver to Sidney, OH or the FTA convention in Missouri. Send me your email address for pictures
Louie Krumwiede PO Box 3 Buckley, IL 60918 Email-krumui5@gmail.com Phone-217-781-8778
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6 minutes ago
You all are over a year late on your advice.
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18 minutes ago
Had a 1980 CJ 5. Bought in 1983 had rust issues by 86 2 water pumps replaced 1 clutch… not as reliable as my older yotas. Not much room in the back but roll bar was for parking with girlfriend….
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19 minutes ago
This one is about as hare brained as I think I have ever seen. Apparently the rise in tick populations is because the government is intentionally poisoning possums using ticks that carry some kind of poison and possums eat the doctored ticks and die. That way the government can keep their bio engineered ticks spreading diseases. Who told you this? I never heard it.
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Dr. Elliot Zieman, a research biologist I know, found these in opossums from Ohio and Illinois:
"Mycoplasma spp. (likely hemotropic mycoplasmas) — highest prevalence at 83.95%
Rickettsia spp. (spotted fever group rickettsiae or similar) — 44.44%, more common in Illinois samples
Trypanosoma cruzi (causative agent of Chagas disease) — 43.21%, more likely in residential areas and spleen samples
Apicomplexan pathogens (protozoans such as Sarcocystis, Toxoplasma, or Besnoitia spp.) — 37.04%, more prevalent in Ohio samples
Borrelia burgdorferi (causative agent of Lyme disease) — lowest at 16.05%
These infections were generally subclinical in the opossums, highlighting their role as reservoirs for potentially zoonotic pathogens.
In separate work, Zieman investigated opossums as intermediate hosts for Sarcocystis neurona (the primary cause of equine protozoal myeloencephalitis, with zoonotic relevance), and his lab has documented macroparasites like cestodes (tapeworms) and the trematode Rhopalis sp. in opossums."
I donated a lot of opossums to the study, while he was working at Wilmington College with one of my best friends, who is also my partner in the new nursery business.
Keith
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20 minutes ago
There’s a couple things I like better about the Montgomery style dogless design.
One, it’s dogless. Duh.
The second is with that design, the pan is able to sit quite a bit lower in relation to the jaw faces, much lower than a traditional dog-on design at least.
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20 minutes ago
We use them to race down my Spring Creek early each year, the Annual Rubber Ducky Races. The grandkids love it! The adult kids are pretty fond of it also. LOL
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27 minutes ago
Mines an ‘89 with the 4 cylinder. 5 speed manual. No ducks as it’s definitely not a looker just a beater. Doesn’t even have doors and basically just a top over the head area. Gets a little cold checking traps.
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31 minutes ago
orange degreaser Works great . Professional fumigators use it.
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31 minutes ago
These were not gay
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34 minutes ago
No ducks, but I do have a rubber Jesus in the Subaru. ![[Linked Image]](https://i.postimg.cc/Wb3TK3VP/IMG-1322.jpg) Certainly nothing gay about a subara ...........
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34 minutes ago
I had a 1981 c-j 7 Straight 6 not gay. 4 speed. Yeah i want to spend 75,000 on a vehicle and glue ducks to the dash. Might be someone think thats an arcade game. Start shooting them off with pellet rifle
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36 minutes ago
We have a group called Smith & Wesson providing most of our security. The odd ball at the pulpit is fond of a Sig P938.
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36 minutes ago
posted by Patrice;
Adam, mix up the standard skunk spray treatment you mentioned and test it on the fabric for colorfastness on an area of your couch somewhere you cannot normally see, like under a bottom edge or under cushions. If the fabric isn't colorfast, then I don't know what you should try next. Good luck!
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41 minutes ago
Like Vinke showers.
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41 minutes ago
Wanna buy another one?, lol lol
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44 minutes ago
It depends on the species for drumming fees. Last year I got charged drumming fees of $5 (total) for six bobcats.
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45 minutes ago
No ducks, but I do have a rubber Jesus in the Subaru.
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48 minutes ago
Wanna buy another one?, lol
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