Anonymous-0
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Just found it today while digging in the floor of a building.. 16 inches long and a wooden handle goes in it.. Maybe homemade, just wondering what it could have been used for...
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Tx Jim
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That's a tool for catching Texas Bullfrogs called a Gig:wink:
big boy john
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Thats a a drive shaft for a 2012 BMW
Anonymous-0
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Bingo!
Glenn
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Alligator Gig
Walt Davies
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Keep digging mane you will find Jimmy Hoffa down there.
Walt
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Anonymous-0
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You may have it, never even crossed my mind. Farmers with livestock raise some big feed beets and this thing with the size of the handle that was in it, would be just the right thing to pluck em out. Not as springy as the two prong pitchforks I see them using... Have to do some googling now.
Thanks.
Anonymous-0
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be nice..........I's sensitive and lil louie already called me a looser and hurt my feelings.................
Anonymous-0
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It is a BULL CINCH--You loop a rope thru it and tie it to a post and stick it up his but t and it is a cinch he won't run away!!!
Anonymous-0
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I was called "another country head".Spraying the bullets far and wide. I suspect there is a word left out. As long as I keep doing that I should enjoy good health. There is only one Um. $#%^ um.
Anonymous-0
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yes, i agree ,, stik a handle on it and send the wife and kids to the tater patch
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