Re: Re: a this is to funny

[Guest guest]

DUH! Better go get my eyes checked LOL! Hey, at least I made you laugh!

That must have been a real shock. To think your baby making days are over,

your kids almost

grown and bam!

We¹ve tried flooding their holes, but that doesn¹t work. It¹s starting to

look like the movie Caddy Shack

around here. We just can¹t bring ourselves to kill something for the crime

of eating.

a

> --- a ..now you have me laughing I call my 8 year old daughter

> my bladder infection....because I was 36 when I got pregnant with her

> and was on birth control....I knew I couldnt be pregnant...it had to

> be a bladder infection..I had raised my kids....my youngest at the

> time was 16........it took the doc an hour to convince me ....so now I

> am RoTFL....ground hog control...I will have to find out...here

> they flood the prarie dog tunnels with a water hose to get rid of

> them.....laughing in OK with an 8 year old bladder infection....hugs

> Kathi

>

[Guest guest]

LOL, Kathi and a!!! I am smiling from ear to ear here.

Kathi, you should write us a humorous natural gardening column regularly. That

was hilarious. Someone suggested that I get a mongoose to control my rabbit

population. Please advise. Do you think your bullfrog would eat the bunnies?

a, have you and tried trapping those groundhogs? I have four humane

traps going 'round the clock. Last year, I caught 39 rabbits, several opossums,

ground squirrels, and raccoons. A couple of years ago, I caught two skunks (one

intentionally, one by accident)! I have three rabbit-sized traps and one larger

one for raccoons and skunks. I think a groundhog would fall for the traps, too,

given the right bait. Of all the critters I've trapped, the skunk was definitely

the smartest. Raccoons next.

I can't kill them either, no matter how much they destroy.

Re: [ ] Re: a this is to funny

DUH! Better go get my eyes checked LOL! Hey, at least I made you laugh!

That must have been a real shock. To think your baby making days are over,

your kids almost

grown and bam!

We¹ve tried flooding their holes, but that doesn¹t work. It¹s starting to

look like the movie Caddy Shack

around here. We just can¹t bring ourselves to kill something for the crime

of eating.

a

> --- a ..now you have me laughing I call my 8 year old daughter

> my bladder infection....because I was 36 when I got pregnant with her

> and was on birth control....I knew I couldnt be pregnant...it had to

> be a bladder infection..I had raised my kids....my youngest at the

> time was 16........it took the doc an hour to convince me ....so now I

> am RoTFL....ground hog control...I will have to find out...here

> they flood the prarie dog tunnels with a water hose to get rid of

> them.....laughing in OK with an 8 year old bladder infection....hugs

> Kathi

[Guest guest]

,

My trap is to small and I haven¹t gotten out to get another one. The one

we have is for squirrel size critters.

Didn¹t you get sprayed when you caught the skunk?

a

> LOL, Kathi and a!!! I am smiling from ear to ear here.

>

> Kathi, you should write us a humorous natural gardening column regularly. That

> was hilarious. Someone suggested that I get a mongoose to control my rabbit

> population. Please advise. Do you think your bullfrog would eat the bunnies?

>

> a, have you and tried trapping those groundhogs? I have four humane

> traps going 'round the clock. Last year, I caught 39 rabbits, several

> opossums, ground squirrels, and raccoons. A couple of years ago, I caught two

> skunks (one intentionally, one by accident)! I have three rabbit-sized traps

> and one larger one for raccoons and skunks. I think a groundhog would fall for

> the traps, too, given the right bait. Of all the critters I've trapped, the

> skunk was definitely the smartest. Raccoons next.

>

> I can't kill them either, no matter how much they destroy.

>

>

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