Posted by Rich'sToys on May 22, 2017 at 21:20:15 from (173.86.91.149):
In Reply to: Woodchuck funny posted by onefarmer on May 22, 2017 at 13:41:34:
Last summer I had a woodchuck in my front lawn. As I watched out the window he came right up and sat on the front step. I immediately went out the other door and proceeded to inflict him with terminal lead poisoning. However, instead of a nice clean kill, he instead began thrashing around, down two steps, and about 3 ft. up the sidewalk before I could reload and get the second one into him and finish him off. The whole area was bright red--it looked as though someone had slaughtered a hog there! It took me half an hour to get everything scrubbed clean again. If anyone had seen it they would have died laughing!
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