Posted by larry@stinescorner on July 17, 2016 at 06:29:21 from (100.35.206.81):
This story may not go over as good,but Im gonna tell it anyway,My wife loves aniamals so muuch she made me promise when I trap the groundhogs in the haveaheart trap,I must take them to a safe spot and release them.I know most of you wont aggree with this,,and I dont either.The fact is,,I cannot lie to my wife.She has a way of looking in my eyes and knowing exactly what I am thinking or saying. So ,,last year I trapped many groundhogs in the havea heart trap. I dont want to let them off where they will get in someone elses yard. Way across town is a swampy type area with a few hills,,no houses or farms around. Last week we drove by there on the way to get to the highway. The wife saw a ground eating grass out in the field.She said that may be one of hers,,She was happy....thats my wife,,you gotta love her.
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