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Neil Waugh with his ole 30-30

HAY MAKER

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Yer right Haymaker. No point in busting into a good dream for that little shanker.
Those kind we mostly leave alone for the soccer moms to kill with their SUVs when they're driving their girls to dance lessons yackin' on their cell phones.
Heck, that reminds me. Wonder how we could get some of those cute little Texas deer shipped up here for that Gopher Hole museum we got going at Torrington. Not too far from Mrs. Greg's place.
I suspect they'd fit right in and wouldn't look too out of place at all.
My all time favorite is the curling gophers. Now that's taxidermy.
 
That gopher museum gives me the creeps,sheesh how sick do you have to be to stuff and dress dead gophers :gag:
 
Gopher Museum....anybody got pics??? That's sounds oddly exciting!!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
 
Torrington, Alberta - Gopher Hole Museum
The World Famous Gopher Hole Museum - "So funny I nearly peed myself." Certainly a unique way to dispose of those hole digging pests! A 14-foot high gopher stands at the entrance of Torrington (his name is Clem...in case you wanted to intorduce yourself). My kids loved this attraction and were fascinated by the scenes depicting ground squirrels as the towns people in a variety of settings (church, fishing, hotel). My favorite is the beauty shop ("I'm a beautician, not a magician!"). People from all over the world have come to this sleepy town for a good-natured chuckle...just as much from the gophers as from the animal rights activist ranting letters ("Gophers are an endangered species." Not in my back yard!). [Laural Elliott, 06/04/2005]





Torrington, Alberta - Gopher Hole Museum
A must see for anyone who ever wondered what a gopher would look like if it were dressed as a preacher or any one of a number of other anthropomorphic poses. Be sure to check the book of hate mail sent in by animal rights activists angry that people have a stuffed display of these prairie rats. [Lew, 11/23/2003]

[RA: 54 stuffed gophers portray 31 scenes of life in Torrington.]
 
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Love it!!!!!


Look at it this way...not EVERYONE has been blessed with " joy of gophers"!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:


That's funny!!!
 
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Love it!!!!!


Look at it this way...not EVERYONE has been blessed with " joy of gophers"!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:


That's funny!!!
Ya and some have a kooky sence of humor :P

Ya,ya gophers and blessing shouldn't be used in the same word,did you want some to stuff and dress Kola.....theres a shipment on the way as we speak.....they also make a delectable road kill stew :twisted:
 
Ahhh...My dear Mrs Greg.

Our equal to your itty itty gopher are called ground hogs or whistle pigs and they're gonna weigh in anywhere from 20- 30 to 60 lbs.!!!!


Our ' whistle pigs' would probably eat those cute little things for breakfast!! :lol: :lol: :lol:
 

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