THEY MAYHAVE BUT THOSE COUPLE GOT THE INSTANCE CURE IN A BAD WAYI’ve heard an old wives tale maybe someone can say is true or not but I’ve heard somewhere that they carry leprosy
I've heard that all my life. I researched it, they have a low body temp that makes them susceptible to leprosy.I’ve heard an old wives tale maybe someone can say is true or not but I’ve heard somewhere that they carry leprosy
I’m fairly new here and don’t know all of the proper terminology-but from what I’ve gathered- would that be considered a “snert”? Lol..View attachment 1191946 View attachment 1191945 View attachment 1191944 More of the 6mm 55g BK....14T 6BR
A proper snerting is chin and higher...I've started calling the "cut in half ones a "Fredo" in honor of the 220 redlineI’m fairly new here and don’t know all of the proper terminology-but from what I’ve gathered- would that be considered a “snert”? Lol..
I’ve heard an old wives tale maybe someone can say is true or not but I’ve heard somewhere that they carry leprosy
The one in the first post didn’t jump. I have seen it before, shot one with a .40 glock one evening and I swear it looked like he came 4’ off the ground. He ran off and I never could find him??And man, those things jump and bounce when shot!
I’m fairly new here and don’t know all of the proper terminology-but from what I’ve gathered- would that be considered a “snert”? Lol..
I absolutely love this forum! I’m going to ride around my hunting land this afternoon and see if I can “snert” or “fredo” an armadillo!! I Bushhogged for a few hours and we just got a good rain...maybe they will be out!A proper snerting is chin and higher...I've started calling the "cut in half ones a "Fredo" in honor of the 220 redline