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DW
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COOL PIC, Charles......

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I was shooting the bale target in the background when I saw the rattlesnake. I moved up to about 10 yards and shot it...the arrow piercing the jaw hinge / venom sacs. It continued rattling and maintaing the strike posture for like half an hour till I pinned it down and dispatched it. I sure don't like having these around the kids !!!!

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Neither one of those would be fun to have a run in with. Nice Pic's though!
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I saw my first swarm a couple weeks ago. It was about 18" long and 9" across. It had a sapling bent over almost to the ground. It was there two days then dissapeared. Then I found fresh bear dung only feet away. Perhaps the bear was messin' with them or they found a new hive site.

Sure was cool to finally see a swarm like that.

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They'll buzz for a bit after the hit.

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I hate snakes.

I like them on bows, that's it.
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Believe or not but when bees are swarming it's hard to get them to sting unless you hurt the Queen then watch out. When they are flying in a swarm you can bang 2 pieces of metal together and the swarm will go down to a spot like you saw. Bee keepers dom this to catch a swarm. [Big Grin] [Big Grin] [Big Grin]

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