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A man is seen speaking to the camera and leads into several people holding and shooting bows. the instructors

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- assists the students while speaking to the camera and shows several shots of the person shooting the arrows.
- help the people and lead the students shooting their bow and arrow in different locations and shooting at the bow and arrow target.
- hold knives and instruct as the people bow down and do archery.
- use arrows to shoot the bow and run around doing things while the camera monitors their movements.

OUT: assists the students while speaking to the camera and shows several shots of the person shooting the arrows.

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How to give your cat a joint supplement
Determine if your cat needs a supplement.
It is okay, and probably even best, to give your cat a joint supplement before they show signs of pain or arthritis. Supplements will keep your cat's joints healthy and help slow the process of deterioration as they age.

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- When you are giving the joint supplement, take at least two or three tablets at a time. Note that unless your cat's vet prescribed it, any pain or swelling over the prescribed amount should have subsided.
- If your cat is showing signs of arthritis and you haven't been giving them supplements, keep in mind that they take about four to six weeks to work and increase your cat's mobility. Signs of arthritis can be difficult to spot since arthritis shows itself differently in cats.
- Your veterinarian will recommend your cat's preferred supplement, and follow its directions carefully. When your cat is turning its joints inward, their joints will begin to latch.
- You can either purchase a joint supplement at your local veterinary office or make your own through a special veterinary shop. If your cat suffers from an ear infection or greatly needs a joint supplement, they should see a vet.

OUT: If your cat is showing signs of arthritis and you haven't been giving them supplements, keep in mind that they take about four to six weeks to work and increase your cat's mobility. Signs of arthritis can be difficult to spot since arthritis shows itself differently in cats.

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How to get rid of groundhogs
Do your research.
Before you commit to trapping groundhogs in a live trap and releasing them elsewhere, be sure to check with your state's wildlife agency about relocating trapped wildlife, as laws vary from state to state.
Wear gloves when handling the trap, to keep your scent off it.

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- Also, be sure to wear loose, padded clothing as far down as possible so that you are less likely to get trapped. When removing groundhogs from a live trap, you do not want to injury or harm the animal.
- Blackflies and other insects can be very attracted to peppercorns. To reduce the danger of possums and birds traveling with you, consider wearing gloves when handling a live trap.
- When it comes to humane trapping, there are a few things you should do with a plastic trap. Try not to touch the black plastic mold, the slow release grounds, or the decomposing risk of a whiptrap in a live trap.
- Place it trap directly in front of the burrow entrance. It can be helpful to spray it with a hose and roll it in dirt to help camouflage it.

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Place it trap directly in front of the burrow entrance. It can be helpful to spray it with a hose and roll it in dirt to help camouflage it.