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	<title>Comments on: Time to Get Serious</title>
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		<title>By: PatrickH</title>
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		<description>Ewww! Moles!


One interesting problem we had in Texas was Armadillos. Yes. Armadillos. Apparently, they can smell worms and grubs that are underground. Then they proceed to dig them up and scarf &#039;em down. 

I once ran one off of our property. I had gotten an airsoft pistol the previous day, much to my mother&#039;s dismay. But as soon as she saw the armadillo digging into our foundation, she was happy to oblige that purchase.

I took aim with the pistol and fired. All I heard was a &#039;ping!&#039; as the BB hit it&#039;s shell. I figured that wouldn&#039;t work to well. I barely got it&#039;s attention. The next shot was a little better placed. I hit the critter somewhere in the face, which caused him to whimper and scurry off.

Man, if you&#039;ve never seen an armadillo run, it&#039;s really hard to describe. Imagine a pig with extremely short legs...</description>
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<p>One interesting problem we had in Texas was Armadillos. Yes. Armadillos. Apparently, they can smell worms and grubs that are underground. Then they proceed to dig them up and scarf &#8216;em down. </p>
<p>I once ran one off of our property. I had gotten an airsoft pistol the previous day, much to my mother&#8217;s dismay. But as soon as she saw the armadillo digging into our foundation, she was happy to oblige that purchase.</p>
<p>I took aim with the pistol and fired. All I heard was a &#8216;ping!&#8217; as the BB hit it&#8217;s shell. I figured that wouldn&#8217;t work to well. I barely got it&#8217;s attention. The next shot was a little better placed. I hit the critter somewhere in the face, which caused him to whimper and scurry off.</p>
<p>Man, if you&#8217;ve never seen an armadillo run, it&#8217;s really hard to describe. Imagine a pig with extremely short legs&#8230;</p>
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