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So how do I kill off a heron thats eating my koi



 
 
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Old December 9th 06, 03:12 AM posted to rec.ponds
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Default So how do I kill off a heron thats eating my koi

I think this a great example of how moderation could kill a good
discussion or how good moderation can allow this type of post to get
through and generate an intelligent conversation.....


I know my fellow moderators want to go very light on the mod stuff. I had
to de-plonk some when I discovered this on-topic thread. ;-) I can't wait
to find one of those "magic" markers and start writing CULL on my fish for
the Kingfisher to know what to take. LOL!!!!! And yes, if I was being the
judge that would have gone thru, and I bet all the other mods would agree
w/me. ~ jan
 




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