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Originally Posted by Keri
http:///forum/post/2763658
Yeah, it has to be basically bald (which for a lionshave they usually leave 1/4" of fuzz) for the "new" fur to grow in "cold"
I love the way lionshaved cats feel! I do it at work all the time for matted cats or those that are to fat to groom easily and i think they feel a LOT better!
Ill do that hahaha. Its Florida, how cold can they get.
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Yeah, it has to be basically bald (which for a lionshave they usually leave 1/4" of fuzz) for the "new" fur to grow in "cold"
I love the way lionshaved cats feel! I do it at work all the time for matted cats or those that are to fat to groom easily and i think they feel a LOT better!
Ill do that hahaha. Its Florida, how cold can they get.
maxalmon
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This is a very old southern "thing"
Do you know how to "fiddle for Worms"?
After a rain, find a tree with a trunk diameter of about 3", cut the tree down leaving a trunk thats about 2 foot tall. Then use a regular old fashioned hand saw and very gently start sawing straight down the tree trunk. This causes the trunk to vibrate and will make earthworms come to the surface...I grew up in Alabama and my grandmother would take us out all the time to go "fiddle for worms" then we were off to the catfish pond.... It was really interesting, after a few minutes of sawing, you would see thousands of worms within a 5' diameter of tree trunk.
Do you know how to "fiddle for Worms"?
After a rain, find a tree with a trunk diameter of about 3", cut the tree down leaving a trunk thats about 2 foot tall. Then use a regular old fashioned hand saw and very gently start sawing straight down the tree trunk. This causes the trunk to vibrate and will make earthworms come to the surface...I grew up in Alabama and my grandmother would take us out all the time to go "fiddle for worms" then we were off to the catfish pond.... It was really interesting, after a few minutes of sawing, you would see thousands of worms within a 5' diameter of tree trunk.
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Originally Posted by maxalmon
http:///forum/post/2764708
This is a very old southern "thing"
Do you know how to "fiddle for Worms"?
After a rain, find a tree with a trunk diameter of about 3", cut the tree down leaving a trunk thats about 2 foot tall. Then use a regular old fashioned hand saw and very gently start sawing straight down the tree trunk. This causes the trunk to vibrate and will make earthworms come to the surface...I grew up in Alabama and my grandmother would take us out all the time to go "fiddle for worms" then we were off to the catfish pond.... It was really interesting, after a few minutes of sawing, you would see thousands of worms within a 5' diameter of tree trunk.
Ewww
http:///forum/post/2764708
This is a very old southern "thing"
Do you know how to "fiddle for Worms"?
After a rain, find a tree with a trunk diameter of about 3", cut the tree down leaving a trunk thats about 2 foot tall. Then use a regular old fashioned hand saw and very gently start sawing straight down the tree trunk. This causes the trunk to vibrate and will make earthworms come to the surface...I grew up in Alabama and my grandmother would take us out all the time to go "fiddle for worms" then we were off to the catfish pond.... It was really interesting, after a few minutes of sawing, you would see thousands of worms within a 5' diameter of tree trunk.
Ewww
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Originally Posted by Keebler
http:///forum/post/2767815
Did you know that a female canine is not considered a dog? Did you know that every species of dog in existance today evolved from the same animal?
Yes, it is called a Wolf.
Did you know that approximately 90% of post in this thread have spelling errors...
http:///forum/post/2767815
Did you know that a female canine is not considered a dog? Did you know that every species of dog in existance today evolved from the same animal?
Yes, it is called a Wolf.
Did you know that approximately 90% of post in this thread have spelling errors...