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Date Posted: Sat, Jul 21, 11:34:02am CST
Author: lepcur
Author Host/IP: 65-172-208-94.du.volcano.net / 65.172.208.94
Subject: Re: Lion in Town
In reply to: jerry 's message, "Lion in Town" on Fri, Jul 20, 06:18:39am CST

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>54441044351055141">http://www.stpns.net/view_article.ht
>ml?articleId=54441044351055141
hey jerry, looks like a young one, ya can still see some spotting, i caught one about the same size this winter and it was a young male. i think they were looking to find their own territory? just a guess. have a good one mike

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