Porcupine down

huntsman22 · Nov 3, 2024

Rosebud · Nov 3, 2024

That guy had to be a serious smoker. nicotine teeth!

huntsman22 said:

Blandry · Nov 3, 2024

huntsman22 said:

That is the RIGHT tool for the job!

Stonyman88 · Nov 4, 2024

Blandry said:
That is the RIGHT tool for the job!

Wish their was a video, he had a serious smoking problem

memtb · Saturday at 10:01 AM

I hear that they are pretty tasty. What's nice is…..they're already "kabob'd"

memtb

huntsman22 · Saturday at 6:06 PM

memtb · Saturday at 6:48 PM

Ouch! memtb

TontoDean · Sunday at 12:41 PM

Charlielee said:
When your dogs get quilled the best way to remove them humanely is to use scissors to trim the end of the quill. This will un-trip the barb that is keeping the quill stuck in the flesh, or skin. Trim all of them then easily remove them with pliers.

I have not heard of this method of removing quills. Have you actually done this and it works?
I am getting really tired of emergency vet bills. Thought I might try it.

Tulsa Reiner · Sunday at 6:19 PM

TontoDean said:
I have not heard of this method of removing quills. Have you actually done this and it works?
I am getting really tired of emergency vet bills. Thought I might try it.

I've heard of the same technique, but fortunately have not needed to try it.

TontoDean · Monday at 8:16 AM

Tulsa Reiner said:
I've heard of the same technique, but fortunately have not needed to try it.

Thanks for the reply. We seem to be at the epicenter of the porcupine invasion in the San Antonio/Kerrville area. I have killed 15 so far and they just keep coming. They are like pigs.
You just cannot pattern them.

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