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	Cute beaver 3 comments	Canadian Clipart by WDHIII on December 5th, 2006 Am man one wonders what FAT could do with this.... Nice find Snork!
	BossDog In Bosnia 3 comments	Canada Patriotic by WDHIII on December 5th, 2006 Now how to fix the thumping in your head.... ;-)
	Glowing Canadian Maple Leaf! 7 comments	Canadian Wallpapers by WDHIII on December 5th, 2006 NICE!
	Toronto Maple Leafs Forever 3 comments	Canadian Wallpapers by WDHIII on December 5th, 2006 im kinda scared to ask what "doin it for me" means! 8-0 Nice work just the same tho.... ;-)
	When hell freezes over... 7 comments	Signs by twister on December 5th, 2006 still waiting for pigs to sprout wings and fly up Mat Sundin's ass....
	Toronto Maple Leafs Forever 3 comments	Canadian Wallpapers by twister on December 5th, 2006 oh I feel so sorry for your pain...LOL
	When hell freezes over... 7 comments	Signs by Headchease on December 5th, 2006 As if Hell frezing over would help.
	When hell freezes over... 7 comments	Signs by Mr_Canada on December 3rd, 2006 Somehow I predicted that someone would say that, Ice man, ;) Go Leafs Go.
	When hell freezes over... 7 comments	Signs by Ice_man on December 3rd, 2006 the leafs win the cup....
	When hell freezes over... 7 comments	Signs by Snorkmaiden on December 3rd, 2006 Yikes, hell has frozen over!!! Now what?
	sik sik 13 comments	Nunavut Pictures by Regina on December 1st, 2006 Wow.......this has more valuable information than most of the forum topics. No one has been accused of being of being a communist or something either.
	glowing weed blue 1 comments	Other Wallpapers by jazzman on December 1st, 2006 Wow. That looks really cool man.
	sik sik 13 comments	Nunavut Pictures by ziggy on November 30th, 2006 I guess it depends on what part of the province your in.In the south here Ive never seen them at any altitude and ive hiked every square inch of the back country here,but I spent 4 years logging and only saw one fisher and 2 martins that werent in traps either so maybe I mistook them for something else. Your link says they have a white back so now im sure ive never seen one here south of banff.We do have rock rabbits(pika).did some more reading and there sparsely populated in the extreme south portions of the province,guess thats why I havent seen one. Funny how a couple hundred miles can make a difference in what animals populate the habitat in the area.Banff and here are very similiar so its strange how their in one place and rare in another. I'll have to ask my buddy if he ever got any in his trapline.
	sik sik 13 comments	Nunavut Pictures by GunPlumber on November 30th, 2006 Ziggy, We definitely get them in the mountains. If you ever get the chance to do some hiking around Banff-Lake Louise, you'll find marmot sightings are not a rarity in the backcountry. Btw: where do you think the place name [b]Marmot[/b] Basin originated? How about "Whistler"? To spot them at "lower" elevations is not so common. But in the case of the I snared: it had dug a burrow into an earthen berm (around an explosives magazine) where I worked at 4 Wing, Cold Lake. While everyone else fretted how to get rid of him without using firearms (not kosher in an X-Area, I made a snare out of steel wire and set the trap with a 10 lb spring. the bugger was too heavy for the spring and he was quite displeased with the necklace that he had been fitted. Not counting the cerebral flluid that exited his ears after I whacked him, I'd guess he was in the 18 to 20 lb range (which would prevent him from being mistaken for a small mammal like a gopher). Heres some more info on marmots: http://www.nature.ca/notebooks/english/homarm.htm
	JPG 3 comments	Canadian Political Humour by TheQuietKidd on November 29th, 2006 I love the random Rick Mercer thrown in there...
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