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MX2G 04-Jul-12 - 03:50 AM ET
Bill Bauer 04-Jul-12 - 07:31 AM ET
Shooting Jack 04-Jul-12 - 08:40 AM ET
skeeljc 04-Jul-12 - 08:50 AM ET
broadwaybill 04-Jul-12 - 08:52 AM ET
Dougbbbb 04-Jul-12 - 09:15 AM ET
yakimaman 04-Jul-12 - 09:26 AM ET
wayneo 04-Jul-12 - 10:59 AM ET
MX2G 04-Jul-12 - 11:00 AM ET
bigbore613 04-Jul-12 - 11:05 AM ET
MX2G 04-Jul-12 - 11:19 AM ET
buzz-gun 04-Jul-12 - 03:56 PM ET
timberfaller 04-Jul-12 - 05:21 PM ET
MX2G 04-Jul-12 - 06:10 PM ET
win1911sl 04-Jul-12 - 07:24 PM ET
grntitan 05-Jul-12 - 07:34 AM ET


Subject: What is this?
From: MX2G
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Date: Wed, Jul 04, 2012 - 03:50 AM ET
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I get some odd animals walking on the bluff of theriver. Did one of those leave this track/mark?

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Subject: What is this?
From: Bill Bauer
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Date: Wed, Jul 04, 2012 - 07:31 AM ET
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Looks like a mole is in your grass. Bill

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Subject: What is this?
From: Shooting Jack
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Date: Wed, Jul 04, 2012 - 08:40 AM ET
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I agree with Bill. Jackie B.

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Subject: What is this?
From: skeeljc
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Date: Wed, Jul 04, 2012 - 08:50 AM ET
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Voles?

Jim Skeel

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Subject: What is this?
From: broadwaybill
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Date: Wed, Jul 04, 2012 - 08:52 AM ET
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Mole for sure,seems like they are active at least a month early here in Minnesota.I have found a product called Tom Cat that seems to work well on the little critters.

Fifteen two and a pair is four.

Bill

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Subject: What is this?
From: Dougbbbb
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Date: Wed, Jul 04, 2012 - 09:15 AM ET
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Not sure if it a mole. You would see mounds of dirt pushed up where they surface. It looks like someone left a trail of something maybe from a watering can with chemicals or a sprayer for weeds..

Doug

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Subject: What is this?
From: yakimaman
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Date: Wed, Jul 04, 2012 - 09:26 AM ET
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It's the start of a fault line. The tree and that part of the bluff are soon headed for the river.

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Subject: What is this?
From: wayneo
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Date: Wed, Jul 04, 2012 - 10:59 AM ET
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I think Jim is correct, voles. Moles will leave their tunnels mounded up and escape holes every few yards, they eat worms and grubs. Voles have very shallow tunnels right under the roots of your grass and that what they eat. Your looking at your grass that is dying from the roots being eaten.

Wayne

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Subject: What is this?
From: MX2G
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Date: Wed, Jul 04, 2012 - 11:00 AM ET
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Yak. That is a great line... Here is another clue.

You will all get it now.

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Subject: What is this?
From: bigbore613
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Date: Wed, Jul 04, 2012 - 11:05 AM ET
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Glad you were not there at the time. Jeff

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Subject: What is this?
From: MX2G
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Date: Wed, Jul 04, 2012 - 11:19 AM ET
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Jeff. yes you have it figured out. The broken tree hung up in a good tree. Took a real pro to bring it down safely. the biggest problem is the tree wanted to fall in the drive and that was the place the boom truck would set up. He finally set up on the lawn by my house. Here are some more pics

Bear in mind these are 125 to 140' trees growing out of a rocky bluff of about 40 degree slope. Trimming branches

Here he is attaching ropes around the broken tree and the good tree to secure that it would not fall toward the boom truck. Had the tree actually snapped where it was broken, there was no way to know where it would go.

You can see that he had the tree topped. Finally he cuts loose the broken tree form the good tree and it stands on its own even tho it is severely broken and buckled about 15' off the ground.

This was my neighbor's tree that locked up into mine. His tree had taken a quite old (by now) lightning strike and it rotted in the center and separated. Then in the 70 mph wind storm we had the tree finally snapped. This broken tree may have had something to do with the mark on the lawn, but that woudl be coincidental. But a clue none-the-less.

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Subject: What is this?
From: buzz-gun
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Date: Wed, Jul 04, 2012 - 03:56 PM ET
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The saw jockey refueled his saw, and dribbled gas along the ground?

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Subject: What is this?
From: timberfaller
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Date: Wed, Jul 04, 2012 - 05:21 PM ET
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Tree's are nice to have around, but are at their BEST when they are a Stump!!

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Subject: What is this?
From: MX2G
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Date: Wed, Jul 04, 2012 - 06:10 PM ET
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Lightning hit the ground.

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Subject: What is this?
From: win1911sl
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Date: Wed, Jul 04, 2012 - 07:24 PM ET
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I think the lightning hit the tree and followed the roots. Jerry

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Subject: What is this?
From: grntitan
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Date: Thu, Jul 05, 2012 - 07:34 AM ET
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I've relieved myself in the yard after a night of drinking my W. VA buddies homemade white lightning and left the very same marks in the yard. Sure you are telling the "whole" truth there Jack?

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