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Unread 07-10-2017, 11:11 AM   #1
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That picture is awesome. If only I could go back and do that some more. There a few things in life that one never gets enough of. Thanks
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Steve that's a great picture of your dog but from the looks of that Chucker your shooting could use some improvement Good thing you had the dog
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Steve that's a great picture of your dog but from the looks of that Chucker your shooting could use some improvement Good thing you had the dog
Rich, you are absolutely correct on that But he is soft mouthed and we were able to practice "re-cycling" with him
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Is that the same as resource maximization? Daisy would have finished the job with one crunch
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