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  1. 07-07-2011, 08:02 PM #1
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    Cool Armadillos moving towards Indiana


    A lot of you probably do not know this, but Armadillos are expanding their range north towards Indiana.


    Armadillos already live here by Kentucky Lake. West Kentucky has a small population of Armadillos, so does Southern Illinois.

    File:Armadillo range expansion.png - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


    Nine-banded Armadillo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    armidillo in southern illinois - Google Search

    Armadillo sightings becoming common » Evansville Courier & Press





    It looks like a few Wild Armadillos are already in Southwest Indiana



    Armadillos finding their way into southern Indiana
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    So in the future, when your out fishing in Indiana, you very well may see an Armadillo.



    Have any of you seen any Armadillos yet?

    If so where?


    I have seen a few hit along the roads down here around Kentucky Lake.
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    I hate armadillos.
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    They are a pretty cool looking creature when you see them in the Wild.
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    Well, crap! I thought moles were bad!
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    A buddy of mine was talking about the migration towards this area. I guess it's true.
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  7. 07-08-2011, 07:20 PM #7
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    Lots of roadkills around my parts now. A few years back you'd have to travel a hundred miles south before you'd see one laying on the side of the road.
    Health nuts are going to feel stupid someday, lying in hospitals dying of nothing.
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    no 'dillos this far north, lots of coyotes though.


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