Doc1 - 1/20/2010 8:53 PM This is very true, we used to go out on sand mountain around henegar, go in a woodlot with lots of dogwood trees, cut the dogwood saplin tree down about 8 to 10 inches from the ground, use a dull handsaw and try to split the stump, the saw blade would set up vibrations and do this for about 10 minutes, start looking around and the worms would be crawling out all around you, then all you had to do was pick them up. The worms would be about as big around as a pencil and 12 to 16 inches long. We put them in one of those styrofoam coolers, added dead leaves and a bit of moisture, keep them under the house where it was cool, they would keep for about a week. You could probably put them in a worm bin and keep them longer.</p>
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<font color="#ff0033" size="4" face="comic sans ms,sand">Yea, I always thought Doc had worms........FA</font></p>