'really neat red & black bug'

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If the bug is 'fuzzy', I'd say it may be a cow ant. I don't think they're 
really ants, but look like giant ants. The red stripes look like velvet. I 
don't think it's a bad bug. The old timers used to say if you kill one, your 
cows will die. I don't think that's likely either, but I've always been 
careful not to harm them, just in case I get cows again!
I saw one on a game trail yesterday, and remembered someone had a bug 
identity problem.
martha
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