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Thanks op. Hunting accidents always get my juices flowing.
Karmadillo
Its not a hunting accident, per se. I'm from Texas so let me run it down for you. In Texas, especially if you live in a rural area, armadillos will come into your lawn and destroy it. By destroy it, I mean dig holes all over it, big, deep holes. Do thousands of dollars worth of damage if you let them.
So basically, the only way to stop them is you either release a really large dog with powerful jaws on them, or you walk outside with a gun and you shoot them. Its just the way it is, that is, if you want to keep your lawn or garden or whatever they are into.
Lee County Sheriff's deputies said 54-year-old Larry McElroy was outside when he fired his 9 mm pistol at the armadillo. The bullet killed the animal, but also ricocheted off of it, hit a fence, went through the back door of his mother-in-law's mobile home, through a recliner she was sitting in, and into her back.
So let me get this straight because it's not easy to get my head around. Preserving the aesthetic appeal of one's garden is worth killing for?
Karmadillo
So let me get this straight because it's not easy to get my head around. Preserving the aesthetic appeal of one's garden is worth killing for?
So let me get this straight because it's not easy to get my head around. Preserving the aesthetic appeal of one's garden is worth killing for?
love it.