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How Does Bob Kratchet Influence My Life
I was out riding my horse all of a sudden the horse starts bucking I was about to fall off but

but my neighbor bob kratchet grabs the halter on the horse and saves my life.Bob Kratchet is my neighbor he is about fifty years old ,and he is extremely friendly he can whistle really loud. Bob kratchet has had a positive influence on my life because he saves my life occasionally and he knows how to put horse shoes on a horse and he is an amazing outdoors men.

Bob Kratchet saved my life when I was way out in the woods i encountered a huge black bear looking for a meal the bear was nipping and growling at me i slowly backed way. Eventually he cornered me and he was slowly closing in for the kill to my surprise a shot rang out and out


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