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once i was swimming across turtle creek,man them turtles snapping at my feet,it sure was hard swimming cross that thing,with both hands holding my ding a ling a ling

Fathers day weekend. Out of a pool we were swimmin in.

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That's one brave fellow there....

Ahem...or stupid...we were rooting for the turtle, ir almost got him before he let it go.

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Ahem...or stupid...we were rooting for the turtle, ir almost got him before he let it go.

Well I've seen snapping turtles reach back and nearly bite their own tail..

Saw one clamp onto a guys arm one time, it was not pretty at all...

I'm not afraid, mind you.. I just have a very healthy respect for wild animals who can snap a 2x4 in half!

cricket.c21.com

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Saw a giant one last year at the first bend below the wire. At first I thought it was a rock. Then it started swimming. Rocks can't swim in case you were wondering. It was massive.

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saw two that size last year at the first boulder set below the wire, there were back in a drain ditch right off the stream.

TrIzzout

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...we were rooting for the turtle, ir almost got him
Look guys watch this, and Chuck Berry comes to mind!...Hey man look at this big turtle...Wholly $#20409!
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I've seen them bigger, but my hats off to the guy who is holding that monster!! That turtle does not look like a happy camper!

"you can always beat the keeper, but you can never beat the post"

There are only three things in life that are certain : death, taxes, and the wind blowing at Capps Creek!

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I thought the snapper looked pretty happy, he is smilin for the camera.

"Life has become immeasurably better since I have been forced to stop taking it seriously."

Hunter S. Thompson

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