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Unread 02-04-2015, 11:20 AM   #1
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Sorry Bruce but what suspicions confirmed....? Maybe since I'm from Michigan that's the reason....
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I've eaten my fair share of beaver, but I found woodchuck a bit stinky to handle when butchering. Of course, some beavers are a bit stinky too.
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Wasn't sure they did anything with beaver in Michigan, Eric. Now I know. Strange customs in the U.P.
Sorry Bruce, has nothing to do with the UP UP is only a third of the state. So what are you saying or telling ?
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