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wryter2000

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3. So agree

Reply to MuseRider (Reply #2)

Tue Aug 2, 2022, 05:21 PM

Aug 2022

Unless it finds a mate, it’s not going to become a menace to the eco-system. You probably have to be on the lookout for rattlers, so avoid snakes unless you know what kind they are.

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Might be it will never be seen again MuseRider Aug 2022 #2

So agree wryter2000 Aug 2022 #3

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