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magical thyme

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9. using tranquilizer darts is not as easy or risk-free as it seems

Reply to passiveporcupine (Reply #8)

Sat Jun 7, 2014, 10:06 PM

Jun 2014

they have been in situations where they did have a veterinarian with them use tranq darts. And I believe it does require having a veterinarian trained in it. Here's an example:

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