WARNING....before scrolling any further down, be advised that these are pictures and a video of an ANIMAL being killed. A varmint, yes, but still an animal.






GROSS content to some viewers.



















Mick just had a little fun with the biggest Nutria I've ever seen. One BIG rodent. He'* still crunching bones.....turning the thing to Jello. He'll have a couple new scars, too

I'm so PROUD!

Vid: http://www.williamwren.com/killvid.mpg

Thats awsome! My friend has a yellow lab and once a baby rabbit was crossing the lawn. We are landscapers and hate the little bastards, cause lots of damage. Anywho, I call Abby, the dog, and say "look Abby right there". Intstty with a blink of an eye she crushes the rabbit. I have pictures too of her eating her prize. Nice kill!!

Personally i think material like this should be left on your personal web page. :( Not everyone likes to see things like this. I think the rules apply to us all. Just because your a administrator willwren doesn't give you the right to break the rules.
Deb

Thats one goofy lookin rabbit. Looks like your dog is happy, its smiling!

holy hamster on steroids!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! that thing is freakin HUGE

Lol.. good one Bill..

Good kill Will..... you must be really proud of him.

But Baileyjack has a point.... those images might be considered distrubing to some people. You might want to at least put a "content advisory" in the topic, or "+18" or something.

To me it'* not much different the looking at road kill..... but to others I could see how it could be offensive.

Ok, Bailey has a point. I'll edit my topic title. But I must add that there have been far worse things posted here. Including adult content, and far grosser things than a varmint kill.

As an Administrator, it'* my job to determine what content may or may not be suitable. This post is well within those guidelines, and we've allowed many other types of posting that someone will find objectionable. You can't please everyone, although we do try.

Back on topic, I'm proud as hell. Mick is already 6 months beyond his expected life, and was just diagnosed with terminal bone cancer. To pull this off made him feel needed and important near the end. He'* been the best.

How long did the fight last?
Looks like your dog has a few battle wounds but nothing serious. Are you going to have him checked out anyways?

That is one huge rodent!!! Eeeeeew!