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(’lint warned Hefore he butchers the critters, he first sticks them in a cage that he submerges in the last flowing creek in his trout yard, "it washes all the mud and silt outhe explained.

As watered blackened around the improvised turtle biter, Clint pointed out a deep pool further downstream, Ids outdoor tub A big bath towel is draped over a branch at t lie w ater's edge and m the fork of the t rec rest > Ins bar of soap.

Walking back up to the house, lkmovan named the herbal medicines he learned from lus mother, a full blooded Cherokee Indian. IMaintain. chewed and rubbed on a skin, is good for the itch of poison ivy, the sting of a bee or wasp and the swelling of luves. The bark of the willow tree cures headaches and relieves the ache in joints, just like aspirin. He went on and on, detailing the curative powers of this and that weed. "Now don't you go puttin' all this down,'' lie warned. "I'll get in trouble for prescribing medicine without a license!”

Hack on t he front porch, he settled down with a gallon jug of ice water and a cold bottle of vodka, taking an occasional swallow from first the booze and then the chaser. And reminiscent of the tall tale spinners, he recited poet ry The (Tenia

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