Good for a helmet....they also make pretty good soup bowls.patooyee said:An armadillo has been tearing up my front lawn so i caught him yesterday.
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I thought my problems were solved but when I got home from work there was another sitting there digging. I grabbed the cage out of the back of the truck, chased him to the back yard, placed the cage along the side of the house that I know they follow around, and then chased him back to the front yard straight into the cage.
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This marks 4 I've had to get rid of now. First one took care of himself on hwy 98, second one walked into the cage while I was on vacation and froze / starved to death. I drove these two across a large body of water and let them go. I'm told they like my lawn because I have grubs that they dig for. They seem to like specific yards in the neighborhood while leaving others alone. The better manicured lawns tend to be left alone. I'm not the best lawn care guy but also definitely not the worst. I've laid grub killer from Lowe's that doesn't seem to help. I've never seen a grub or worm of any kind other than earthworms in my yard. Not even while digging replacing sprinkler heads and repairing lines that the cable company cuts when they lay cable. Anyone got any ideas? My lawn is fairly healthy otherwise. The armadillos leave my neighbors lawns on both sides alone. Down the street there is another yard that they like and tear up even worse than mine. We don't even live in the country. We live in the middle of a small city near the beach.
Man I would like to have a few of those to let go in my buddies yard!! We don't have any of those critters here in my part of NC.patooyee said:An armadillo has been tearing up my front lawn so i caught him yesterday.
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I thought my problems were solved but when I got home from work there was another sitting there digging. I grabbed the cage out of the back of the truck, chased him to the back yard, placed the cage along the side of the house that I know they follow around, and then chased him back to the front yard straight into the cage.
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This marks 4 I've had to get rid of now. First one took care of himself on hwy 98, second one walked into the cage while I was on vacation and froze / starved to death. I drove these two across a large body of water and let them go. I'm told they like my lawn because I have grubs that they dig for. They seem to like specific yards in the neighborhood while leaving others alone. The better manicured lawns tend to be left alone. I'm not the best lawn care guy but also definitely not the worst. I've laid grub killer from Lowe's that doesn't seem to help. I've never seen a grub or worm of any kind other than earthworms in my yard. Not even while digging replacing sprinkler heads and repairing lines that the cable company cuts when they lay cable. Anyone got any ideas? My lawn is fairly healthy otherwise. The armadillos leave my neighbors lawns on both sides alone. Down the street there is another yard that they like and tear up even worse than mine. We don't even live in the country. We live in the middle of a small city near the beach.
You probably will in a few years, they ain't all that far away from you! Lolinfamous1 said:Man I would like to have a few of those to let go in my buddies yard!! We don't have any of those critters here in my part of NC.
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But you have ground hogs and kudzu... LOLinfamous1 said:Man I would like to have a few of those to let go in my buddies yard!! We don't have any of those critters here in my part of NC.
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Lol he gon part out Solo and pimp an ex "Bouncer"!!5BrothersFabrication said:JohnG getting the hook up on the Birmingham Payment Plan! :wtflol:
zukimaster said:Seems about rite!![]()
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zukimaster said:After a few beers, don't put it past me
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Running? 5 speed? Wanna double your money?fabricator1 said:
tonybolton said:Chasin dudes....at least you're consistent.