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  1. Always..Lookin

    Squirrels swim rather well.

    Here's a flat tail.
  2. Always..Lookin

    Squirrels swim rather well.

    Fishing I see squirrels coming from the other side of the river,and leaving this side to the far shore.It is a good 300+ yards to the other side,pretty funny watching them swim without getting their heads or tails wet,current wise they end up WAY down river before dry land.
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    Like snakes?

    Lawman you were Ron and a snake did that to you??
  4. Always..Lookin

    Like snakes?

    I learned to soak them in glycerin for a month,pin it to a board they dry and stay nice and supple,once a month brush with glycerin to keep it that way.I did use that one for a hatband on the Charlie One Horse I wore,along with my Pointer bib overalls,best place I ever lived in them mountains.
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    Like snakes?

    Here's a fresh skinned out female Timber Rattler I got in my front yard when I lived in the Great Smoky Mountains.
  6. Always..Lookin

    Like snakes?

    I always believed those red bellies were young ones that would lose the color when grown.
  7. Always..Lookin

    Like snakes?

  8. Always..Lookin

    Like snakes?

  9. Always..Lookin

    Close up insects

    I don't believe so,the wolf has some pretty big fang,so do the jumpers.I kept black widows in gallon glass jars when I lived in the Great Smoky Mountains in Tennessee.I'd toss a bug in every once in a while,never took a pic of them though.
  10. Always..Lookin

    Close up insects

    That is a wolf spider that had just molted.
  11. Always..Lookin

    Dug in New Hampshire...what is it?

    Silver would not patina,flowers with stones says it was for ladies.
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    Dug in New Hampshire...what is it?

    I will sat a stick match safe.
  13. Always..Lookin

    Close up insects

    Spiders around the house,when fishing and just out and about.
  14. Always..Lookin

    I have no idea!

    Part of a candle holder.
  15. Always..Lookin

    Close up insects

    A few more.
  16. Always..Lookin

    Close up insects

    All kinds of bugs become active during warm winter days.
  17. Always..Lookin

    Close up insects

    Nikon COOL PIX B-700.Best point and shoot ever!
  18. Always..Lookin

    Close up insects

    Yes it is.
  19. Always..Lookin

    M6

    I started hunting in 1973-79 with a Garrett Deepseeker ADS,stopped,started again in 2010 with the M-6,still using it and logged well over 6000 hours,I never had the desire to upgrade,find plenty with the M-6. First silver for the year today.
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    Quiet time

    I love seeing deer while metal detecting down the meadows.
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