How do I remove gopher dents from truck?
Q. I drive a F350 Super Duty. It's my pride and joy. But I have problem. Gopher like to stand in road and now my truck has multiple dent. Sometimes I drive thorugh 30-40 of them on my way to work at the sandpaper factory. How do I remove dent from truck and stop gopher from denting truck?
Asked by Phil - Wed Aug 19 23:33:41 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well how bigre the gophers your talkin? We talkin big gophers or not big gophers and what kind of dents? Maybe you should use some kind of gopher catcher or maybe reinforce the front of the truck. And about youre sandpaper factory, do you get free sandpaper from the factory? Can I have some? Don't use any on youre truck its bad for the truck and she sounds like a beauty. have a 250 myself and i love her more than my wife.
Answered by potatoguy123 - Wed Aug 19 23:40:38 2009
Q. I drive a F350 Super Duty. It's my pride and joy. But I have problem. Gopher like to stand in road and now my truck has multiple dent. Sometimes I drive thorugh 30-40 of them on my way to work at the sandpaper factory. How do I remove dent from truck and stop gopher from denting truck?
Asked by Phil - Wed Aug 19 23:33:41 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well how bigre the gophers your talkin? We talkin big gophers or not big gophers and what kind of dents? Maybe you should use some kind of gopher catcher or maybe reinforce the front of the truck. And about youre sandpaper factory, do you get free sandpaper from the factory? Can I have some? Don't use any on youre truck its bad for the truck and she sounds like a beauty. have a 250 myself and i love her more than my wife.
Answered by potatoguy123 - Wed Aug 19 23:40:38 2009
Do you have any good gopher stories?
Q. My mom used to stick the hose into a gopher hose then stand at another hole with a flathead shovel... Surprise!!! I was listening to Mark and Brian on the radio this morning and they were asking where the dirt goes when gophers tunnel underground. One lady call in and said... get this... another tunnel! LOL Where does it go? There is more dirt taken out from underground than there is in their little piles around the hole. I love Caddyshadk!
Asked by Granny - Thu Apr 17 12:19:38 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes! Well, when we moved to this house in the country 9 years ago, we let our cat "Mimi" outside and a gopher bit her on her rump above her tail!!! .It got horribly infected. She got very sick and we thought she would die. But slowly Mimz got better...but would not go out doors for a couple of years after that happened to her!! She finally got over it, but never ventures to far from home anymore. Gophers are so destructive and annoying!! Ruin grass and plants!!! We end up having to kill 2 to three a year usually...It's such a celebration to see them dead in that trap!!
Answered by Lady Louisa - Thu Apr 17 12:41:03 2008
Q. My mom used to stick the hose into a gopher hose then stand at another hole with a flathead shovel... Surprise!!! I was listening to Mark and Brian on the radio this morning and they were asking where the dirt goes when gophers tunnel underground. One lady call in and said... get this... another tunnel! LOL Where does it go? There is more dirt taken out from underground than there is in their little piles around the hole. I love Caddyshadk!
Asked by Granny - Thu Apr 17 12:19:38 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes! Well, when we moved to this house in the country 9 years ago, we let our cat "Mimi" outside and a gopher bit her on her rump above her tail!!! .It got horribly infected. She got very sick and we thought she would die. But slowly Mimz got better...but would not go out doors for a couple of years after that happened to her!! She finally got over it, but never ventures to far from home anymore. Gophers are so destructive and annoying!! Ruin grass and plants!!! We end up having to kill 2 to three a year usually...It's such a celebration to see them dead in that trap!!
Answered by Lady Louisa - Thu Apr 17 12:41:03 2008
Whats the best way to get rid of a gopher in my backyard?
Q. I've got a pesky gopher in the backyard thats leaving dirt piles and holes all over the lawn. How do I get rid of it?
Asked by carolyne310 - Tue Oct 3 18:33:16 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've answered this question befoer and I've had the best answer each time. Trust me, this works. You will want to get a granulated form of castor oil. And spread it out over your yard. Trust me, this works, I used this and it got rid of gophers in my yard, and has so far kept all animals out of my yard. But Paul James has show on HGTV I've watched every week for the last few years, and trust me, this guy is 100% on the money all the time.
Answered by jeff the drunk - Tue Oct 3 18:41:43 2006
Q. I've got a pesky gopher in the backyard thats leaving dirt piles and holes all over the lawn. How do I get rid of it?
Asked by carolyne310 - Tue Oct 3 18:33:16 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've answered this question befoer and I've had the best answer each time. Trust me, this works. You will want to get a granulated form of castor oil. And spread it out over your yard. Trust me, this works, I used this and it got rid of gophers in my yard, and has so far kept all animals out of my yard. But Paul James has show on HGTV I've watched every week for the last few years, and trust me, this guy is 100% on the money all the time.
Answered by jeff the drunk - Tue Oct 3 18:41:43 2006
What's the difference between Gopher servers and web server, is Gopher?
Q. What's the difference between Gopher servers and web server, is Gopher server faster or newer den web server
Asked by da gOAT008 - Fri Apr 17 16:01:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Gopher is an old Internet protocol that predates the HTTP protocol. It combines elements of FTP and hyper linking. It's not used anymore in typical Internet services since the web tools and services are much more robust and developed.
Answered by Greg K - Fri Apr 17 16:07:31 2009
Q. What's the difference between Gopher servers and web server, is Gopher server faster or newer den web server
Asked by da gOAT008 - Fri Apr 17 16:01:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Gopher is an old Internet protocol that predates the HTTP protocol. It combines elements of FTP and hyper linking. It's not used anymore in typical Internet services since the web tools and services are much more robust and developed.
Answered by Greg K - Fri Apr 17 16:07:31 2009
What does a Female Plains Pocket Gopher Look Like?
Q. I caught a plains pocket gopher on May 2nd 2006 in the evening. I can find pictures of the plains pocket gopher but I am not sure how to tell a female from a male and I am not about to pick it up to look at its bottom part.
Asked by elan_hakan17235 - Wed May 3 16:29:23 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Then you're not likely to discover which sex it is, since the females don't go around wearing tiny bras. Truly, the best way to tell rodents apart is by looking for signs of species characteristic testicles and penis (or lack of) and those parts are generally located on the "bottom part". Sorry. Sexing(Rodent General Biology- The anogenital (between the anus and genitalia) length can be used in most rodents to determine sex in neonates and adults. The anogenital length is greater in males versus females. All rodents have open inguinal canals throughout life allowing the testicles to be retracted into the abdominal cavity and therefore may not be visible. Most adult male rodents are larger than adult females. Adult female hamsters are… [cont.]
Answered by peachyone - Wed May 3 16:45:44 2006
Q. I caught a plains pocket gopher on May 2nd 2006 in the evening. I can find pictures of the plains pocket gopher but I am not sure how to tell a female from a male and I am not about to pick it up to look at its bottom part.
Asked by elan_hakan17235 - Wed May 3 16:29:23 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Then you're not likely to discover which sex it is, since the females don't go around wearing tiny bras. Truly, the best way to tell rodents apart is by looking for signs of species characteristic testicles and penis (or lack of) and those parts are generally located on the "bottom part". Sorry. Sexing(Rodent General Biology- The anogenital (between the anus and genitalia) length can be used in most rodents to determine sex in neonates and adults. The anogenital length is greater in males versus females. All rodents have open inguinal canals throughout life allowing the testicles to be retracted into the abdominal cavity and therefore may not be visible. Most adult male rodents are larger than adult females. Adult female hamsters are… [cont.]
Answered by peachyone - Wed May 3 16:45:44 2006
What should I do with the gopher I found?
Q. I found a gopher. It is a baby and I found it in my carport at my apartment complex and I was wondering if it would be better to just put it back outside or if I should call the Wild Animal Rescue and they don't kill animals and I thought that might be a better idea. So yeah...Help please!
Asked by ahhManduhh - Wed Apr 15 16:22:50 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I assume this baby was easy to catch. So maybe it's like a toddler, it can see and walk around, but is slow and relatively fearless. I assume all this because the baby wouldn't be above ground if it couldn't see and move around. And if the baby is as I described, just a toddler, something must have happened to its mother, or it wouldn't be wandering around above ground. Okay, basically this baby should be able to eat solid food. Try potatoes, carrots, other root foods, and also leaves of plants that are not poisonous. See what it eats. Also provide some water, or else some very juicy vegetable to get water from. House the gopher in a tank or bucket or something with dirt in the bottom. It will be entertaining to watch the little… [cont.]
Answered by The First Dragon - Wed Apr 15 17:14:48 2009
Q. I found a gopher. It is a baby and I found it in my carport at my apartment complex and I was wondering if it would be better to just put it back outside or if I should call the Wild Animal Rescue and they don't kill animals and I thought that might be a better idea. So yeah...Help please!
Asked by ahhManduhh - Wed Apr 15 16:22:50 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I assume this baby was easy to catch. So maybe it's like a toddler, it can see and walk around, but is slow and relatively fearless. I assume all this because the baby wouldn't be above ground if it couldn't see and move around. And if the baby is as I described, just a toddler, something must have happened to its mother, or it wouldn't be wandering around above ground. Okay, basically this baby should be able to eat solid food. Try potatoes, carrots, other root foods, and also leaves of plants that are not poisonous. See what it eats. Also provide some water, or else some very juicy vegetable to get water from. House the gopher in a tank or bucket or something with dirt in the bottom. It will be entertaining to watch the little… [cont.]
Answered by The First Dragon - Wed Apr 15 17:14:48 2009
How do you make a home made gopher trap?
Q. Got a BIG gopher problem...and I can't shoot EVERY one of them either.
Asked by Charlie H - Wed Jul 29 18:18:44 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. Cover all entrances to the gopher holes with large heavy rocks. 2. Make sure all the holes are covered, or holes within a 5 meter radius (gophers network their tunnels). 3. Get a a LOT of water (15-30 gallons). 4. Pour the water down the hole. 5. When the gophers come up (if they do), have a friend kill them with a bat or something like it. Or get one of those smoke things that poisons them. Or use poisoned grain. I've had the most success with this, although you have to be careful that nothing else eats either the grain or dead gophers. But they love the stuff. I've killed hundreds with the grain.
Answered by Adam R - Thu Jul 30 08:40:53 2009
Q. Got a BIG gopher problem...and I can't shoot EVERY one of them either.
Asked by Charlie H - Wed Jul 29 18:18:44 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. Cover all entrances to the gopher holes with large heavy rocks. 2. Make sure all the holes are covered, or holes within a 5 meter radius (gophers network their tunnels). 3. Get a a LOT of water (15-30 gallons). 4. Pour the water down the hole. 5. When the gophers come up (if they do), have a friend kill them with a bat or something like it. Or get one of those smoke things that poisons them. Or use poisoned grain. I've had the most success with this, although you have to be careful that nothing else eats either the grain or dead gophers. But they love the stuff. I've killed hundreds with the grain.
Answered by Adam R - Thu Jul 30 08:40:53 2009
Getting rid of a gopher in the front yard?
Q. I've tried dropping road flares in the hole... and the tried and true running a hose down the hole... but this one is tougher than the others. Live in town, so no guns... any other suggestions?
Asked by Aron1968_30 - Sat Oct 27 13:53:36 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Click onto this link from Paul Jame from HGTV:
Answered by Joanne A. - Sat Oct 27 15:27:34 2007
Q. I've tried dropping road flares in the hole... and the tried and true running a hose down the hole... but this one is tougher than the others. Live in town, so no guns... any other suggestions?
Asked by Aron1968_30 - Sat Oct 27 13:53:36 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Click onto this link from Paul Jame from HGTV:
Answered by Joanne A. - Sat Oct 27 15:27:34 2007
how similiar is a corn snake to a gopher snake?
Q. My corn snake looks a lot like a gopher snake how can I make sure it is a corn snake?
Asked by mari - Fri Mar 13 19:19:56 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Post a picture of it.
Answered by Herp-Dude - Fri Mar 13 19:39:25 2009
Q. My corn snake looks a lot like a gopher snake how can I make sure it is a corn snake?
Asked by mari - Fri Mar 13 19:19:56 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Post a picture of it.
Answered by Herp-Dude - Fri Mar 13 19:39:25 2009
What is the difference between a gopher tortoise and a sulcata tortoise?
Q. I've been looking at pictures of both of them and cant really see the difference. Can someone help? there is one tortoise by our house that is a baby and looks like a sulcata tortoise but also like a gopher tortoise.
Asked by ilovemaxmydog - Sat Apr 12 13:17:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Size is one difference The gopher tortoise grows on average to be about slightly less than one foot long and weighs about 29 pounds, though they have been found to be as big as 16 inches. The sulcata tortoise is an african species that is now being sold in North America as a pet. It is one of the three largest tortoises, growing to 2 to 2 1/2 feet in length, and often weighing 100 to 200 pounds when full grown.
Answered by margecutter - Sun Apr 13 20:38:19 2008
Q. I've been looking at pictures of both of them and cant really see the difference. Can someone help? there is one tortoise by our house that is a baby and looks like a sulcata tortoise but also like a gopher tortoise.
Asked by ilovemaxmydog - Sat Apr 12 13:17:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Size is one difference The gopher tortoise grows on average to be about slightly less than one foot long and weighs about 29 pounds, though they have been found to be as big as 16 inches. The sulcata tortoise is an african species that is now being sold in North America as a pet. It is one of the three largest tortoises, growing to 2 to 2 1/2 feet in length, and often weighing 100 to 200 pounds when full grown.
Answered by margecutter - Sun Apr 13 20:38:19 2008
My sisters found a gopher, and it is really weak and they want to keep it?
Q. First off, don't flame me and tell me to tell them not to keep it, they want it, and they are going to keep it no matter what I say, so what should we feed it? We have an empty hampster cage with bedding and water, but I don't know if it knows how to use the water bottle, or eat the same as a hampster. What can we do to keep it alive? We plan to turn it lose (Far away from the house!) when it gets back to good health, but what can we do? We found him in the window well, where he spent the night scratching on our window, we didn't really think much of it cause the next day he was just sitting there motionless. He could have gotten a cold maybe? (He just sits there now, motionless, breathing.)
Asked by phoxly - Sat Jun 9 16:02:20 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree with the above answers about not rescuing the animal. BUT...if you really want to, try grinding some carrots and presenting the animal with these. Other root vegetables like raw potato, celery root, beet, parsnip, turnip etc. Remember, this is a wild creature, and not a pet. Avoid touching the animal with your bare hands. Always keep in mind that you will release him once he is healthy again. Provide a little water in a very shallow dish that he can't crawl into and drown. The bottle feeders are intended for animals that are reared in cages, not wild caught. If you have a fruit tree in your yard, cut some small twigs about the size of a pencil and place in the cage for a treat too. Keep a cover over the cage and turn out the… [cont.]
Answered by OrakTheBold - Sat Jun 9 16:41:32 2007
Q. First off, don't flame me and tell me to tell them not to keep it, they want it, and they are going to keep it no matter what I say, so what should we feed it? We have an empty hampster cage with bedding and water, but I don't know if it knows how to use the water bottle, or eat the same as a hampster. What can we do to keep it alive? We plan to turn it lose (Far away from the house!) when it gets back to good health, but what can we do? We found him in the window well, where he spent the night scratching on our window, we didn't really think much of it cause the next day he was just sitting there motionless. He could have gotten a cold maybe? (He just sits there now, motionless, breathing.)
Asked by phoxly - Sat Jun 9 16:02:20 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree with the above answers about not rescuing the animal. BUT...if you really want to, try grinding some carrots and presenting the animal with these. Other root vegetables like raw potato, celery root, beet, parsnip, turnip etc. Remember, this is a wild creature, and not a pet. Avoid touching the animal with your bare hands. Always keep in mind that you will release him once he is healthy again. Provide a little water in a very shallow dish that he can't crawl into and drown. The bottle feeders are intended for animals that are reared in cages, not wild caught. If you have a fruit tree in your yard, cut some small twigs about the size of a pencil and place in the cage for a treat too. Keep a cover over the cage and turn out the… [cont.]
Answered by OrakTheBold - Sat Jun 9 16:41:32 2007
how can i get rid of a gopher in my backyard?
Q. A gopher has been eating all my flowers and plants and digging its burrows and holes everywhere. how to get it to go away without hurting it?
Asked by Anton J - Mon Dec 29 15:23:40 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. get a plant called mole plant i am not sure of the latin but the roots put out a chemical that irritates the eyes of burrowing rodents. you need one for every 10 feet they self seed FREELY but are easy to keep in control.
Answered by troysh1 - Mon Dec 29 18:06:37 2008
Q. A gopher has been eating all my flowers and plants and digging its burrows and holes everywhere. how to get it to go away without hurting it?
Asked by Anton J - Mon Dec 29 15:23:40 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. get a plant called mole plant i am not sure of the latin but the roots put out a chemical that irritates the eyes of burrowing rodents. you need one for every 10 feet they self seed FREELY but are easy to keep in control.
Answered by troysh1 - Mon Dec 29 18:06:37 2008
what is an effective, natural gopher repellent?
Q. I have too many to even think about trapping. I cant use poison because of my other animals, but gophers are doing their damage, for sure on small trees and some bushes. thanks
Asked by reapacheep - Wed Mar 26 01:04:04 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Castor oil.I know it works for moles.You just pour some in the tunnels and around the plants they are eating. Here's a repellant made from it,ready to spray.
Answered by Dances With Woofs! - Wed Mar 26 02:51:42 2008
Q. I have too many to even think about trapping. I cant use poison because of my other animals, but gophers are doing their damage, for sure on small trees and some bushes. thanks
Asked by reapacheep - Wed Mar 26 01:04:04 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Castor oil.I know it works for moles.You just pour some in the tunnels and around the plants they are eating. Here's a repellant made from it,ready to spray.
Answered by Dances With Woofs! - Wed Mar 26 02:51:42 2008
Anyone know how to get rid of a gopher?
Q. Tunneling thru my yard and really tearing it up-is ther a way to get rid of it or at least repel it?
Asked by Simon says - Wed Jul 19 14:13:29 2006 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's a link to 5 more tips at eHow.com that might help. But remember: "Much folklore exists on how to get rid of moles. But there is little evidence that flooding; putting chewing gum, castor oil or dog hair in the holes; firebombing; or ultrasonic pest repellents actually work. Be careful not to create a larger problem for your yard than the moles present. After all, moles will aerate your soil, add organic matter to your garden and kill unwanted and harmful grubs before moving on." That's from the 2nd link -- also, if you have a pet that might munch on a dead mole after you poisoned it, you might want to think twice about that option, since the poison will transfer. Good luck!
Answered by Yahzmin (US) - Wed Jul 19 14:38:36 2006
Q. Tunneling thru my yard and really tearing it up-is ther a way to get rid of it or at least repel it?
Asked by Simon says - Wed Jul 19 14:13:29 2006 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's a link to 5 more tips at eHow.com that might help. But remember: "Much folklore exists on how to get rid of moles. But there is little evidence that flooding; putting chewing gum, castor oil or dog hair in the holes; firebombing; or ultrasonic pest repellents actually work. Be careful not to create a larger problem for your yard than the moles present. After all, moles will aerate your soil, add organic matter to your garden and kill unwanted and harmful grubs before moving on." That's from the 2nd link -- also, if you have a pet that might munch on a dead mole after you poisoned it, you might want to think twice about that option, since the poison will transfer. Good luck!
Answered by Yahzmin (US) - Wed Jul 19 14:38:36 2006
How to make a Gopher tortise leave?
Q. I have 2 holes out back in a bank in my yard and its near a road. How can they be relocated? And is it safe to move them this time of year or are they laying eggs ?
Asked by Brandon - Fri Mar 30 21:39:33 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. scince gopher tortoises are so endangered, i would hope you wouldnt move it at all, and if you desperately need to, contact fish and wildlife and explain that the tortoise is in danger and ask them to relocate it for you, they will do so in the most advantagous way i know she probably seems like a pest but you are blessed to have her there
Answered by drezdogge - Fri Mar 30 23:10:07 2007
Q. I have 2 holes out back in a bank in my yard and its near a road. How can they be relocated? And is it safe to move them this time of year or are they laying eggs ?
Asked by Brandon - Fri Mar 30 21:39:33 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. scince gopher tortoises are so endangered, i would hope you wouldnt move it at all, and if you desperately need to, contact fish and wildlife and explain that the tortoise is in danger and ask them to relocate it for you, they will do so in the most advantagous way i know she probably seems like a pest but you are blessed to have her there
Answered by drezdogge - Fri Mar 30 23:10:07 2007
What is the difference between a gopher and a mole?
Q. My dog dug up something and I don't know what it is.
Asked by B. S. - Sat Apr 25 12:29:37 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. moles are alot smaller and are black coloured. and blind. gophers are a sandy - brown colouration
Answered by Harry - Sat Apr 25 12:33:54 2009
Q. My dog dug up something and I don't know what it is.
Asked by B. S. - Sat Apr 25 12:29:37 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. moles are alot smaller and are black coloured. and blind. gophers are a sandy - brown colouration
Answered by Harry - Sat Apr 25 12:33:54 2009
Is Icarus62 a groundhog or a gopher, and where can I find one?
Q. Unless he is ten feet tall and carnivorous, he's the cutest thing in the world! What do they eat? Are they high maintenance? How long do they live? Icarus62 is in my contacts. I have no idea how to post a picture.
Asked by Gary - Sun Nov 15 10:23:12 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. looks like a lab rat to me dude... yikes!
Answered by livewire9 - Sun Nov 15 11:16:33 2009
Q. Unless he is ten feet tall and carnivorous, he's the cutest thing in the world! What do they eat? Are they high maintenance? How long do they live? Icarus62 is in my contacts. I have no idea how to post a picture.
Asked by Gary - Sun Nov 15 10:23:12 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. looks like a lab rat to me dude... yikes!
Answered by livewire9 - Sun Nov 15 11:16:33 2009
What the difference between turtle, tortoise, and gopher.?
Q. One or the other is coming on my patio every morning while I eat breakfast. Yesterday I put out a piece of toast and a piece of cooked chicken. He preferred the toast.
Asked by Wonderin - Wed Jul 19 08:02:40 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All three are turtles, but generally when one refers to a turtle, they are speaking of an aquatic turtle...either pond, lake or a sea turtle. They are reptiles...not amphibians. The Tortoise is a land reptile or terrestrial turtle...such as a box turtle or a gopher tortoise. If you live in the south...Alabama, Georgia or Florida area, your visitor might be a gopher tortoise. By the way...gophers are herbivores and appreciate a plate of veggies for breakfast. Female gopher tortoises lay their eggs May - July.
Answered by Free Bird - Wed Jul 19 08:49:18 2006
Q. One or the other is coming on my patio every morning while I eat breakfast. Yesterday I put out a piece of toast and a piece of cooked chicken. He preferred the toast.
Asked by Wonderin - Wed Jul 19 08:02:40 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All three are turtles, but generally when one refers to a turtle, they are speaking of an aquatic turtle...either pond, lake or a sea turtle. They are reptiles...not amphibians. The Tortoise is a land reptile or terrestrial turtle...such as a box turtle or a gopher tortoise. If you live in the south...Alabama, Georgia or Florida area, your visitor might be a gopher tortoise. By the way...gophers are herbivores and appreciate a plate of veggies for breakfast. Female gopher tortoises lay their eggs May - July.
Answered by Free Bird - Wed Jul 19 08:49:18 2006
How does Hillary feel to be left out of politics and only be a gopher for Obama?
Q. Hillary failed at becoming President, was beat by an empty suited marxist. Hillary wasn't even offered the VP role. Hillary is still married to the impeached ex President Bubba " I love cigars" Clinton Did she dodge imaginary sniper fire in secured hotel room in Mexico? Wonder how the loser Hillary feels when she is told what to do by Obama, jump Hillary jump.
Asked by No Pinheads - Fri Mar 27 12:17:21 2009 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Stay tuned!! The Hildebeast is gonna become a lot more trouble for The Messiah than Pelosi ever thought about!! She loves Center Stage and will try and get back there soon!!
Answered by Angel's Memory - Fri Mar 27 12:26:33 2009
Q. Hillary failed at becoming President, was beat by an empty suited marxist. Hillary wasn't even offered the VP role. Hillary is still married to the impeached ex President Bubba " I love cigars" Clinton Did she dodge imaginary sniper fire in secured hotel room in Mexico? Wonder how the loser Hillary feels when she is told what to do by Obama, jump Hillary jump.
Asked by No Pinheads - Fri Mar 27 12:17:21 2009 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Stay tuned!! The Hildebeast is gonna become a lot more trouble for The Messiah than Pelosi ever thought about!! She loves Center Stage and will try and get back there soon!!
Answered by Angel's Memory - Fri Mar 27 12:26:33 2009
What happens if the gopher sees its shadow tomorrow?
Q. I keep forgetting. Does that mean the snow will melt soon?
Asked by Poyzin - Sun Feb 1 08:16:32 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you go sit out in the field, and watch that gopher, son. while you are sitting out there you can meditate on the many things you are confused about. take a blanket and a thermos of coffee.
Answered by waterlin - Sun Feb 1 08:58:14 2009
Q. I keep forgetting. Does that mean the snow will melt soon?
Asked by Poyzin - Sun Feb 1 08:16:32 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you go sit out in the field, and watch that gopher, son. while you are sitting out there you can meditate on the many things you are confused about. take a blanket and a thermos of coffee.
Answered by waterlin - Sun Feb 1 08:58:14 2009
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