Re: Very rare alligator Beaver tail
[Re: Tom Fisher]
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11/12/23 07:58 PM
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Be careful, when that airdale gets through the beaver feet he will start on the tail.
Steve WTA NRA
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Re: Very rare alligator Beaver tail
[Re: Tom Fisher]
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11/13/23 08:19 AM
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It is a refugee from Los Alamos , probably was housekeeping in one of their nuclear ponds?! The horizon glows at night, they say its the lights from Sante Fe but I know its the nuclear ponds that give it the northern lights effect! Did you eat it! Man I hope so just think of the supper poweres you could get and marval could use some new material that not played out
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Re: Very rare alligator Beaver tail
[Re: Tom Fisher]
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11/13/23 03:20 PM
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I've caught some like that too over the years.
My fear of moving stairs is escalating!
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Re: Very rare alligator Beaver tail
[Re: Tom Fisher]
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11/13/23 07:50 PM
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Tom Fisher
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That was the first for me, I've caught them with barb wire around their leg, face full of birdshot, crazy teeth,a deer slug in the neck that fell out when I was skinning, blind in one eye caught a family (6) that were starving the kits bones weren't even developed as I cut through them with a knife. Thought this would be fun things get pretty intense, good to lighten up!
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