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Catch of the Day
One of my favorite things I'm working outside is to bring my gloves with me and a little box. Occasionally I'll find a small mouse, rat, other critter and I'll catch him and put him in real fast.
It's amusing to watch him until I'm finished that day, when Im done of course they are freed.
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Re: Catch of the Day
Pretty cool when you get to catch stuff like that. I don't think I would feed it to my snakes though, you never known if that rodent crawled into farmer john's barn and ate rodent poison.
Last edited by Diamond Serpents; 09-26-2013 at 07:34 PM.
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Re: Catch of the Day
 Originally Posted by Diamond Serpents
Pretty cool when you get to catch stuff like that. I don't think I would feed it to my snakes though, you never known if that rodent crawled into farmer john's barn and ate rodent poison.
Read my mind.
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The OP does not feed them to his/her animals. He/she catches them then releases them after watching them.
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Re: Catch of the Day
Originally Posted by txcoker
The OP does not feed them to his/her animals. He/she catches them then releases them after watching them.
Lol yup your right.
My apologies.
I read "fed" not "freed".
Whoops.
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when i was a kid we use to catch all kind of critters, blaze them up and than release them at the end of the day
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