shrxhky420
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SH420
just dogs
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The Outdoorsman 101
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Der Shatten.
Some low lifes were moving to Texas didn't want to take him. Guess he was beaten, starved. Living good now. Think he's Bordie Collie/ Black lab. Sweet heart of a clown. He likes to wrassle, his basketball, sleeping upside down on the couch and has a squirrel fetish. Fast as hell, sometimes does the Collie walk.
@ Bob Barker
Some low lifes were moving to Texas didn't want to take him. Guess he was beaten, starved. Living good now. Think he's Bordie Collie/ Black lab. Sweet heart of a clown. He likes to wrassle, his basketball, sleeping upside down on the couch and has a squirrel fetish. Fast as hell, sometimes does the Collie walk.
@ Bob Barker
Where's the beef?
tangerinegreen555
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Pretty wet outside today says Gypsy sheik.
tangerinegreen555
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I thought Gypsy was watching TV but it turned out to be a stink bug crawling up the wall.
That makes 6 she caught this winter. The 1st one was on the floor and she ate it. Then threw up.
I hate stink bugs.
I can't stand the smell of those things either.
Singlemalt
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A few years back my dog Sal caught and ate a darkling beetle (as a kid we called them stink bugs) inch long glossy black. He promptly threw up, now he ignores them and when I point them out to him he pretends not to see it
tangerinegreen555
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I run into a couple of them in the summer.
We have some strange ass bugs around here.
The Outdoorsman 101
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myke
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Stone flys. Me as a fly fisherman look forward to there yearly emergence. They live underwater until they climb out to be adults. Males can’t fly. Trout feast on them in the dark as stone flys are nocturnal.
BobBitchen
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Good morning
BobBitchen
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Annnd goodnight...
