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    Posted: 02 Feb 2020 at 8:46am
     Happy Groundhog Day to everyone. I never have understood why anyone would celebrate one of those critters though.
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Agree! Live trapped two last year, RIP.
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Points: 2014 		Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote TimNearFortWorth Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 02 Feb 2020 at 10:09am
What we called "woodchucks" would play hell on dairy in upstate NY.
Drop a front tractor tire into a hole and it would get your attention PDQ, let alone shear off a hub on loaded hay or forage wagon or mess up the cutterbar when you hit their dirt mound with the haybine.
Neighbor growing up had a place to keep a rifle on every old JD he had and was a crack shot into his 70's.
Watched him pull the clutch back once, stand up and grab that rifle out of the leather "holster" and pick one off from a good distance.
We had Dachshunds on the farm and they could tear up a big one pretty good. Took em' a while to kill it but they never gave up until they did!
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So what has the groundhog said about the weather is there more winter to come.
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Had a neighbor who's dad shot the last know wild buffalo in the county. Years later, the neighbor was asked by a man who raised buffalo if he would like to follow in his fathers footsteps. Seems he had a buffalo that needed to be put down and asked the neighbor if he wanted to do it. He drove to the mans place on his John Deere with his gun. 

  Once the job was done, the gun was leaned against the wf of the tractor. The two men were talking and the gun was forgotten. The neighbor also forgot he chambered another round. The vibration of the tractor started the gun moving. It fell and went off putting a hole though the radiator of the tractor. 

  The long standing joke was he shot a deer and a buffalo in the same day. True story.  
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I know this has nothing to do with groundhogs, but carrying a gun on the John Deere made me think of it.
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For a time, our family farm didn't have a tenant living in the old house.  Groundhogs moved into/under the old corn crib.  My grandpa and grandma would ride out to the farm in their 1968 Chevy C-10 pickup.  Grandma had a 410 gauge Ithaca shotgun.  Would lean outside of the rider side window and shoot groundhogs.  Got two with one shot once.  She was only 57 at the time, and a pretty good shot. Wink
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He who says there is no evil has already deceived himself
The truth is the truth, sugar coated or not. Trawler II says, "Remember that."
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Miserable rodent is only right 42% of the time. A coin toss is 50-50. You stand a better chance of being right than it does.
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I find that groundhogs are right about as often as the average weather forecaster, who, I think, also live underground as I can usually be more accurate by just lookin' outside!!
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Pup's got it right. Thumbs Up
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If PETA gets it's way he may be replaced with an animatronic ground hogErmm
Life is tough,but it's tougher when you're stupid. - John Wayne
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6 more weeks till spring either way no matter what the groundhog says
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6 weeks OR more since we never had winter YET! -- Time will tell!
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We did have our January deep freeze up here, all be it a short one though.
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I thought you were talking about the Jeep ad during the superbowl.
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