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robert flynt said:
Those pig and sows are not much for those dogs but let them try to tag one of those big boars with a lot of Russian in it and if their lucky they will get to stitch them up. Someone introduced the Russian stock into the hogs in that area to enhance the sport and it has made for some real mean devils.
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Oh yeah. Been there done that. I used a mix of American bulldog and Pitt for speed and size but we have lost a couple. Went tontexas a couple years ago and lost two. Mainly around here it's just a simple staple them up and take to vet or whatever but yes the ones with Russian are way nastier than the ol feral hog. I always put best on when I hunted. They usually do in going to point that out to him tomorrow.
 
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Way back when, my grandpa would bring them home and grandma would sew them up on the front porch.
 
rocky1 said:
Actually the odds of contracting Leprosy from an Armadillo or otherwise are pretty slim. 95% of the population is immune to the bacteria that causes it.
Y'all just don't know what you're missing!! :drinks:

http://www.npr.org/sections/health-...from-an-armadillo-thats-an-unlikely-pecadillo
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Linking NPR.org as a reference is like linking wikipedia - neither source is academia.

As far as not knowing what I am missing, you can only "miss something" once you have had it and then no longer do. I don't miss Halle Barry because I never had her. Darnit. Since I will never try armadillo I will never miss it.

Leprosy. That's all I would be thinking about if I were eating dillo. And even if your linked article is accurate - 5% is not the kind of odds I'll chance for such a dreaded disease.
 
A Texas trucker got a ticket in Michigan. He decided to have a little fun. On his next trip to Michigan, he picked up a couple of dead TX dilllos. He left them on the side of the road in MI. The dept. of Nat. Resources in MI is probably wondering by now if MI now has dillos. The dillos have crossed the Ohio/Mississippi and are now in So. IL. It appears they also brought Kudzu with them. Gary
 
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