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Re: Nest?
[Re: abolt300]
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01/23/20 07:02 AM
01/23/20 07:02 AM
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Paging our resident expert........ you know that's either a black panther or squatch bed. Definitely not a sasquatch nest. While they are known to take up residence in abandoned structures, the bedding area would be on the ground. That unstable loft couldn't support a 600-800 pound animal.
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