Pitchy sighting?

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:D
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That was special :lol: Duck...here comes PETA :lol:
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Naw, Pitchy is waaaaaaaaaay better looking than that :D :D
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Old folks got years of experience and way too much time on their hands. Sometimes that ain't a good thing. :mrgreen:
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:lol: That was funny!
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I like the part where he recommends using a non-venomous snake!
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If i`d had teeth i could of pulled that knot tight :P :lol:
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Drop a viper snake through the bore and make the shotgun an instant killer, is an old hunter saying here. This guy gives it a new meaning!

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I wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't seen it.. :o :shock: :?
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Actually it was my shameful brother. :lol:
I use a patch on a drain snake to clean barrels :wink:
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Oh my goodness! :shock:
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:lol: :lol: :lol:
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Pitchy with Red Green's voice. Perfect. I gotta move next to that guy. :wink:
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Re: Pitchy sighting?

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Pitchy is way better looking,,,that was great...what size snake for a 10 ga. ? :)
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