Fishing at the Cottage * Now with Pictures *

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Post by Joisey Joe »

All I can say is "ouch"! Those quills musta hurt. The fawn does look tired but no worse for wear! Nice fish too, and how old are you Torp?? If I didn't know betta I'd say like 22! :lol:
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Best way to get them porcupine needles out is to snip the ends off with a pair of scissors first then pull the remaining needle out. They are a nightmare to remove when left whole and the dog will not like it.
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Another great report from the Wolfe family. Nothing but smiles, except for your dog who doesn`t look to impressed with himself! :)
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Great pics Wolfe!
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Great pic's and report!!! :wink:
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I have had to pull quills from an in-laws Rotty... just jabbing him with the traquilizer was hard enough, then pulling out the quills with plyers and vise-grips!!! Had to do it three times to the same dog...

Just be thankful that your dog is markedly smarter than your common pit bull...



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Not my dog... but... seriously... OUCH!!!!

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cprince wrote:I have had to pull quills from an in-laws Rotty... just jabbing him with the traquilizer was hard enough, then pulling out the quills with plyers and vise-grips!!! Had to do it three times to the same dog...

Just be thankful that your dog is markedly smarter than your common pit bull...



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Not my dog... but... seriously... OUCH!!!!

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OMG that looks like that hurts!
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Post by Paolo C's »

nice fish & report.

that poor dog. It kinda reminds me of my american bully always chasing things...
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Mike P wrote:Another great report from the Wolfe family. Nothing but smiles, except for your dog who doesn`t look to impressed with himself! :)

My comments exactly. Great post.

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Great report guys, nice fish, Love the Sox and the SU caps, kindly photoshop the Jets hat out please :D
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Out4trout wrote:
Don't feel too bad about the pike - they are great eating and there's enough of them to support a fish fry now and again.


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YUM YUM YUM! Dipped in plum sauce is so tasty! Hope we get another! Took forever to fillet though!
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IgglesD wrote:Great report guys, nice fish, Love the Sox and the SU caps, kindly photoshop the Jets hat out please :D
Thanks for the comment on the report,but otherwise, you have it wrong. :lol: Red Sox stink, Yankees rule, SU is the bomb, and Jets are amazing!!!!!
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I will make sure to wear my Jets, and Yankees hats in the next report! :wink:
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Post by fatluke »

Awesome report guys (and gal), aside from the porky incident.

And don't worry about the hat Torpedo, at least you're wearing it straight..

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fatluke wrote:Awesome report guys (and gal), aside from the porky incident.

And don't worry about the hat Torpedo, at least you're wearing it straight..

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:!: :!: :!: to the pit vs. porky picture. Just unbelievable. I initially thought it was a picture of someone holding a porcupine carcass 'til I realized there's a DOG under there. Just crazy!

With regard to the assorted caps sported by the family -- I just recently told the kids there is a moratorium on the purchase of new hats. Enough!! :lol:

Thanks for the fun comments, everyone.

Already looking forward to the next time up at the lake...soon!

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