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Join Date: May 2011
Location: Sea level
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Pelican vs. scuba chicken
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Location: Riverside CA
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After that i think we need more pelicans. Dont have many problems with pelicans while fishing, scuba chickens on the other hand whole diffrent story
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only problem I ever had with a pelican is one sat on the front of my yak and stared at me for a good 10 mins... creeped me out.
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One my relatives up north had a full grown sea otter hop up on his yak and take a nap. There huge, and worst part about them is its illegal to wake them up if there sleeping you must "keep your distance" right... lol good photo op though. |
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