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 Re: Looking for a chicken killer last night...
[Re: therancher]
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01/19/16 02:14 PM
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Pitchfork Predator
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Well played Rusty. 
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Re: Looking for a chicken killer last night...
[Re: therancher]
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01/19/16 07:00 PM
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Curtis
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If you catch it in a trap, dragging the cage off won't hurt it. All you need to do is drag it far enough away and then get the cage turned upside down. IF...that is the kind of live trap that has the metal rings that slide down when the door falls. If it's the latch kind you may have to use a blanket to toss over it. You could also try a coat hanger tied to it so all you have to do is pull a string to lift the latch and turn it over. That may sound kinda complicated to deecribe and would be easier to show how to do it with the locking latch.
Could try to dart it?
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Re: Looking for a chicken killer last night...
[Re: therancher]
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01/19/16 08:38 PM
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Western
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Swear to God Rusty, a tarp/ blanket, whatever and your GTG. I'll give you $5 if I'm lying....... 
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Re: Looking for a chicken killer last night...
[Re: therancher]
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01/19/16 09:00 PM
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Re: Looking for a chicken killer last night...
[Re: therancher]
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01/19/16 09:02 PM
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Cast
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Western is right. Please video it for us.
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Re: Looking for a chicken killer last night...
[Re: coolie]
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01/19/16 09:22 PM
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Mickey Moose
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Why is Dusty Hill in the pic? When I grow up I hope to be able to grow an awesome beard like therancher's! Jealous - Mickey
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Re: Looking for a chicken killer last night...
[Re: Curtis]
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01/19/16 09:48 PM
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therancher
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If you catch it in a trap, dragging the cage off won't hurt it. All you need to do is drag it far enough away and then get the cage turned upside down. IF...that is the kind of live trap that has the metal rings that slide down when the door falls. If it's the latch kind you may have to use a blanket to toss over it. You could also try a coat hanger tied to it so all you have to do is pull a string to lift the latch and turn it over. That may sound kinda complicated to deecribe and would be easier to show how to do it with the locking latch.
Could try to dart it? I ain't dartin one.. And my trap is one that you have to push latches down to open. Will use doubled up tarp and maybe try singing to it...
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Re: Looking for a chicken killer last night...
[Re: Mickey Moose]
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01/19/16 09:51 PM
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therancher
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Why is Dusty Hill in the pic? When I grow up I hope to be able to grow an awesome beard like therancher's! Jealous - Mickey I think my dermatologist is jealous too. He's making me cut it AND my hair off next week so he can check me for "ticks". I ain't excited about that. But I'm dam sure gonna sneak up on some folks.
Crotchety old bastidge
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Re: Looking for a chicken killer last night...
[Re: therancher]
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01/19/16 10:15 PM
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Texas Tatonkas
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Why is Dusty Hill in the pic? When I grow up I hope to be able to grow an awesome beard like therancher's! Jealous - Mickey I think my dermatologist is jealous too. He's making me cut it AND my hair off next week so he can check me for "ticks". I ain't excited about that. But I'm dam sure gonna sneak up on some folks. Haha what? We are going to need before and after pics of that. You better not have passed those inferior genetics along to me.
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Re: Looking for a chicken killer last night...
[Re: therancher]
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01/19/16 10:16 PM
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kdkane1971
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There's no way a man can tolerate a varmint choking his chicken in the middle of the night without doing something drastic in return.
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Re: Looking for a chicken killer last night...
[Re: therancher]
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01/20/16 01:23 AM
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SouthWestIron
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Good kill on the lone boar, one or two now will move into to take his place. 
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