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Old 08-14-2015, 09:41 PM   #1
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When things can't seem to get weird enough, campgrounds have been shut down due to the number of squirrels that are dying from the plague!
Be careful out there. How are they going to stop squirrels from catching it or from it spreading?

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That's just great. No more squirrel stew or squirrel pie.
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Old 08-15-2015, 06:29 AM   #3
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That Colorado plague thing is scary.
Folks out there love dogs a little TOO MUCH.
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Between the skunks with rabies and prairie dogs with bulbonic plague, there's no reason to move to Colorado. It kinda sucks here anyway...
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That's just great. No more squirrel stew or squirrel pie.
You can eat anything if you boil it long enough
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You can eat anything if you boil it long enough
Or microwave it long enough. lol

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Thought that was in Yosemite???

And also I thought scientists determined that fleas on rats were never the cause of the original plague...
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I spent time researching the possibility of eating fox. It ain't happening. Maybe if they were raised where a controlled environment (where food, waste, exposure to certain bugs) could be maintained. I still think certain things were not meant to be eaten, mink comes to mind.
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