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Well, there was that groundhog that was destroying the garden. I was so
desperate the rifle came out. I thought I had missed until a couple of weeks
later. He made it to the entrance of his den, under the porch.
Steve

Drowned squirrel in a rainbarrel, here.

We keep rainbarrels covered these days.

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