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DLH:
I swear I’ve thought I have seen them along I65 in Kentucky between bowling Green and the Cumberland parkway. I can’t be for sure though since I didn’t stop and check them out.

looper:
Someone ran over an armadillo just up the road from my house. I'm only about 15 air miles south of Pat.

Pappy:
Got lots of them here in Mid Tennessee now, just showed up the last 4 or 5 years but seems the population is growing fast. See them up side down on the road all the time.  :) Other than that haven't really seen much damage from them yet. :)
 Pappy

mullet:
Everybody always mention the leprosy issue with 'dillos. The thing is, leprosy is not contagious. We've been catching and eating them in Florida for as long as I can remember. taste like pork.

Josh B:

--- Quote from: mullet on October 10, 2019, 05:55:38 am ---Everybody always mention the leprosy issue with 'dillos. The thing is, leprosy is not contagious. We've been catching and eating them in Florida for as long as I can remember. taste like pork.

--- End quote ---

I've been wondering about that a little the last few years.  I heard the bit about them carrying leprosy as a boy and took it for gospel.  Eventually I realized that there were too many folks that eat them for it to be a major concern

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