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Minnesota critters...

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OK, here are some non-bird animals from around Minnesota:

A fat and happy toad:
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Chipmunk - the kids favorite I think...
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Treefrog
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Northern Pike! (6 lbs)
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White-tailed Deer
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A little Snapping turtle - only 6 inches or so:
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Nice wildlife there! :)
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I should update this more...

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daiv wrote:I should update this more...

Yes, yes you should.
I think you need a few more more fish pictures, but thats just me. :P
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Tony,
A fellow fisherman I see?

I haven't fished much since I moved out to the desert but I used to go bass fishing all the time in a private lake owned by my neighborhood.
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Tony,
We haven't been catching much worth takin' pictures of. I'll snap some more either way - lots of guys complaining about not catching anything lately.

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This frog looks cool! 8)
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Hi, Daiv,
I like yur toads and frogs! Especially the first picture: It is not the standard pic you see when folks want to show you an animal for determining the species. It is more the portray of this individial toad. Very nice!
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A 6 lb. pike. Isn't that small? I remember pictures of my dad and grandfather holding 20+ lb. pike. Those were the days.
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it's 2LB bigger then the massive bass I caught at the lake.. hahahaha

I lost one of those bass with 50lb test line... hahaha
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jeffrey6115 wrote:A 6 lb. pike. Isn't that small? I remember pictures of my dad and grandfather holding 20+ lb. pike. Those were the days.
6lb isn't huge, but is a nice size. If you catch one 10lbs or more, you really have something to brag about. This 6lb guy is the biggest I caught this year and the only one I kept. I hate cleaning fish. :confused1:

(Probably just ruined my "reputation" among the fishermen here.)
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It's alright Daiv,
I was always a catch and release kinda guy cause I hate cleaning fish too..and btw you wouldn't want to eat the ones from our "lake" it was more like a pond full of geese poop and algae.
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Great shots -- I really enjoyed them! Especially the frogs.
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