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Posts posted by Rickshaw swami
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Today's fuel receipt.I will have to buy more tomorrow.
I feel your pain wolfdog.
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My prayers go out to the Ukraine. With that said we have a crazy communist (Biden) running our country into a depression.He has harmed my homeland far worse than Putin.
One reason North Alabama has a strong local economy is thanks in part to a certain Nazi brought here named Wernher Von Braun.
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I'm liking this new song
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16 hours ago, sandymere said:
Great picture
Thanks bud
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I knew a few old time bulldog men.They would say that a black terrier is meaner than any bulldog.
Some of my young male terriers can be dog aggressive.I take them hunting on the river.If they act up I baptize them.If they act up again then I baptize them again.Sooner or later they will behave as Christian dogs
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Impressive Mr Yokel.
I play a guitar but I'm horrible.I can play rhythm but struggle big time with lead.
I play a flattop Martin.
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I can't take credit for that one.Hes the only one in the kennels that I didn't breed.I bred his mother.
I started with cobby types.I inbred until they looked like whippets.Now days I'm linebreeding instead of extreme inbreeding.With the linebreeding I'm starting to produce the cobby type again.
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9 hours ago, jackthelad said:
Your terriers look to have a bit more sudstance about them than most I see photos of in the states that almost looks like a parkes bred terrier nice Cobby looking terrier how many otters in a season do your terriers meet Rick?
He's my largest terrier and struggles in some places with coon but works well on larger quarry.
I would say on average I encounter 20 different otter.Some of these I will encounter 2 or 3 times in a season.
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18 hours ago, Aussie Whip said:
That doesn't surprise, I saw a clip where otters killed a pretty big caiman in the water. Only thing I can relate to them is a ferret, 10 times the size which would take some killing.
Those are in south America.There is pictures of a 3 foot north American otter catching and killing a 4 foot gator.
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6 hours ago, dytkos said:
Stole a child's bike
Cheers, D.
They are heartless gangsters.
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8 hours ago, forest of dean redneck said:
That’s some going as huskies are pretty strong dogs well ones I’ve encountered are .
The news said it was 4 otters and the husky weighed 50 pounds.
I have personally seen a 15 pound otter drag a 40 pound grass carp through the swamp.They have superhuman strength for their size as they swim all day.Their only weakness is their blind courage.
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3 hours ago, Evil knievil said:
It's very much the same over here.... Vermin needs controlling for very good reasons!!
I'm always surprised by how little wildlife biologists actually understand about varmints.Right now ,Biologists are studying otters in a park in Alaska.These otters continually attack dogs and people.The otters drug a full grown husky in a pond.The otters also stole a child's bike while the little boy was riding it.The biologists say they don't understand. I understand it.Ive had dogs getting attacked by otters for the past ten years.Biologists are just now realizing that otters exhibit this behavior.I figure someone will die in America from an otter attack in next 5 years.Have a search for otter attacks on the web.It makes me laugh but I might have a twisted sense of humor.
To close yes all vermin need controlling.
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I dont often take the time to explain the importance of terrierwork in the swamps.There is a large swamp a few counties over from me that is a sanctuary for some endangered cranes. The game wardens only allow me to coon hunt it in February as they say I will disturb the cranes mating rituals.
I went to this swamp a couple days ago.
Found remains of a crane and dug a coon.The coons are so thick in this swamp they are starving and eating the cranes that the government is supposedly protecting.Without a few of us coonhunters it would be even worse.
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13 years ago me and my wife decided we would send our 2 girls to private school.Not something we could afford being poor ass whites from Alabama. In order for us to afford it she has drove shitty vehicles the entire time.My oldest daughter graduates this year.I ordered my wife a brand new Toyota Rav4.The salesman called me today.We are picking it up Monday.Valentines day.
I've never cooked or cleaned or anything else.Only changed two diapers.She helps with my mutts and honestly she's probably a better dogman than me.
. I've got a good one gentlemen.
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3 hours ago, mush said:
What do you call a small field. And are you walking or in jeep.
I was daytime walking with my lurchers.
We do have large fields in my area but rich men pay big money to stalk hunt all winter.If you get caught poaching deer or lamping deer you go directly to jail.They take your truck.Poaching deer in my area has always been considered the worst wildlife crime imaginable.
The fields bordering the swamps where I took my lurchers are chopped up in about 5 acre blocks surrounded by briars,vines and river cane.(bamboo)
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The lurchers I had never took a whitetail.Small fields in my area.There is different areas across USA you can run deer with dogs.
The Irishman who gave me my lurchers took deer doubled up.
You need a field big enough and 2 lurchers who can push the deer hard enough to make a mistake.White tails have been running from stray dogs and coyotes since birth.They don't make many mistakes running.
These are my opinions of what I seen in Dixie.I can't speak for other areas of America.
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I felt violated
This morning it was a 3/4 black 1/4 white terrier
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I had an interesting adventure today but struggled with pictures.I took my boat to a river where the quarry is very educated.Got the boat anchored and started walking through a swamp.I seen an otter swimming with a fish in its mouth at the other end of the swamp.Finally made it there.Otter bolts and goes deeper in the swamp instead of going towards the river as is normal.
I started to walk around a beaver pond hoping the terrier could pick up the scent.
Terrier entered under a tree.Otter bolted.At this point i lost his bubble trail.I circled the swamp trying to relocate him but no luck.I began the long walk back to the boat.As I got near the boat I seen ripples.It was the otter circling my boat with his tail raised.
He had been at the boat waiting on me.As I watched him leave I began to smell a horrible smell.From what I could tell this little b*****d marked his scent under the bow of my boat.According to Otter law He now owns my boat and I'm his girlfriend.
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This one never gets old.
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Perfect time to start driving this
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20 year old f450 powerstroke 4wd.
I just cranked it up to start the day.