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found this on the friends and finds forum

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david(tx)

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don't think i want to look in any drainage tunnels.

http://www.findmall.com/read.php?52,184404,184404#msg-184404
 
I have spent a bit of time back in the swamps and they are everywhere you look. Some are huge! I would be darned careful where I swam. My cousin has had many of them in his boatwell!
 
n/t
 
in this area. I hear tell that there are a few small ones on the south part of San Antonio, but have never seen one myself. Please have a great day! Kelley (Texas) :)
 
at a county lake east of here,but i believe they were moved from southeast texas to here.that choke canyon lake looks like it would be a good place for some.
 
to Destin a few weeks back, making the drive from Crestview to Destin at night time, I am not kidding, we saw about 30 deer, from fawns to bucks, all beside the highway! It was really getting kind of dangerous, because they had no fear of the vehicles.
 
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