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Larry, It seems that construction causes a lot of damage for sure My friend,who lives in the Miami area had told me about those toxic toads and that he had to always be on the look out for them to make sure his dog did not come in contact with them.
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Thanks Steve !!! It's a nice addition to some of my other 27's.
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Really like that 27!!!
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Thanks. I'm happy to have gotten both of those.
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Great finds Billy! I really like that green micarta/nickel combo.
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Made it to the AGCA.Had great time visiting with friends.Ate dinner at a new place.Also got a Killer model 2-7 with green micarta and a model 27 with thuga burl.Happy,Happy.
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pair of model 28 green micarta one brass, one nickel silver
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Pap-- Your info refreshes my memory about them. The secretions from the glands are what is toxic or poisonous. The closest thing we have seen in our yard was one of the gopher tortoises that was passing through the neighborhood. It was on a bee l
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It's actually an African Toad called a Buffo. My folks lived in South Miami for 25 years, and when I would go home to visit, my brother and I would go in the big back yard with clubs and kill as many as we could find. They get quite large, and when t
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Wayne-- I have heard about the frogs. I think they were brought in to eat grubs that attack sugar cane roots. But...they were not tame...spread out. A neighbor found one in their flowerbed a while back. Larry
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Larry, I would imagine that a lot of the invasive species,if not cooked can be toxic. I understand that there is a frog down south that has a mucus membrane that is toxic and if a dog were ever to lick one if aid is not swift,can be fatal.
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Dirty Waters Lounge -The GOOD at Knife Talk Forums
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I remembered a funny comedy beverly hills ninja
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Thank you sir.
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Late...Late...but heading up to attend the Alabama Gun Collectors Assoc. show in Hoover, Al. at the Hoover Met Sports Complex. Sat> 9-5 Sun> 9-4 Hope to see some of you there! Stay Sharp, Capt. Chris
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On my photo they are RH... CCS
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Captain, what style finger grooves is shown?
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Folding Knife Discussion
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I'll lower it to 460
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Most certainly, no one can deny that the Bushmaster (Model #19) is the most stout for heavy game. Others, completely off the radar will also work. The Fireman, for example would be splendid for big game. You can order a Model #15 with a single hilt a
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I am huntin' a fine Randall knife. Tim Cameron used an 11 in the western States for deer and antelope. Tim used a 19 for his annual bear hunts in Alaska. But, I have to admit I am open to any hunting model. I want to learn the plus and minus for the
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How about a #3-5!
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nice
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Here's two nice one's
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