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... or Google Image search.Thats what zoom lenses are for ..LOL!!!
... or Google Image search.Thats what zoom lenses are for ..LOL!!!
Sure looks like a few pair of shoes and belts to me. Of course we have them here. But with all the thousands of hours I and my sons have spent in the wild wood, even swampy woods, I/we have yet to spot one in the wild. We do have at least one living down over a hill from us in an abandoned golf course pond. But unless he, or she, loves climbing steep hills and then crawling over a fence, I never worry about one in out back yard... But obviously living in middle Georgia, they are here as well and plenty of them.This pic is from one of our friends we met down here a few years ago. From indy...View attachment 335270
Ha, why mess up a good spot if you can get all the food and protection you need.Throughout the campground there's deep ditches. U will find them scattered there too. There's one we see in the same spot every year. They must like a certain area and claim it...
Choot 'em, Elitabet, choot 'em!
Which tastes like chicken.. I like frog..I'd counter they taste more like frog.
Welcome to the south 'Speck..... Fresh shrimp is on the menu tonite..... We're 1400 miles from home, you?In Orlando right now ... from our room we are watching a 4-5 footer sunning himself on the sand trap/beach on one of the golf course ponds.
Me too!Which tastes like chicken.. I like frog..