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  1. 11-26-2006, 08:39 PM #1
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    agreed !! why would you want to get rid of them ?? unless they are over 6-8" long i would leave them in there.
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    Hey guys, brissle worms are all orange and typically come out only night? Sorta like a centipede right?
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    Hey guys, brissle worms are all orange and typically come out only night? Sorta like a centipede right? Thanks Mike
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