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RE: Re[2]: FW: Pumpkin Eater "PC ONLY" BITMAP

This was only a joke and I do know animals do take bites out of pumpkins
but
what I was trying to send was a picture of M. Tyson with a huge ear in
his mouth
which looked like pumpkin skin. Sick.....I know...

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>From: 	jim_kunde@adc.com[SMTP:jim_kunde@adc.com]
>Sent: 	Friday, July 18, 1997 7:52 AM
>To: 	McAlpine, Duncan G; Peter Tursa
>Cc: 	pumpkins@athenet.net
>Subject: 	Re[2]: FW: Pumpkin Eater "PC ONLY" BITMAP
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>     I HAD THAT PROBLEM LAST YEAR ALSO IT ALSO WAS SQUIRRELS 
>     THERE ARE NO SQUIRRELS WITHIN A MILE OF MY PATCH THIS YEAR.
>     I BOUGHT A LIVE TRAP LAST YEAR AND BROUGHT THEM ALL TO THE WOODS
>     WHERE THEY CAN'T GET MY PATCH.
>     
>     JIM
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>Subject: Re: FW: Pumpkin Eater "PC ONLY" BITMAP
>Author:  Peter Tursa <peter.tursa@hwcn.org> at Internet-Mail
>Date:    7/18/97 7:52 AM
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>Duncan,
> I had the same problem last year.  Squirrels were the culprits!
>Since then I have been spreading "blood meal" around my pumpkins.  The 
>drawback is that after every rain you have to reapply.  It's not a 
>guarantee but so far so good for me this year!!  I only do this untill the 
>pumpkin is basketball size after that the squirrels have no more interest.
>     
>All the best in growing the big one.  Hope this helps.
>     
>Peter
>In Ancaster, ON>
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>     
>On Thu, 17 Jul 1997, McAlpine, Duncan G wrote:
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>> I had this animal come in my yard and take a chunk out of my pumpkin. 
>> What do I do? Do I hit him?
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