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I finally managed a decent shot of the groundhog, it is quick with the dogs around. I cheated and took it thru the window 
Finally managed a decent shot of the groundhog
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I hear they taste like chicken.
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I will never know how they taste
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I never ate one either but I have heard stories about old farmers and hired men used to eat all kinds of strange things.
He might be tasty but he is too cute to eat!
He might be tasty but he is too cute to eat!
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They're only cute until your horse breaks a leg stepping into a burrow. And they taste more like skunk than chicken. Don't ask!
John
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They are really bad for horses for sure. So far they have not burrowed near the horse areas at all. They have been around for 3 years I think now.They're only cute until your horse breaks a leg stepping into a burrow. And they taste more like skunk than chicken. Don't ask!
John