I guess we can't all be as lucky as Jed Clampett.
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I guess we can't all be as lucky as Jed Clampett.
I don't get it either, but the phenomenon exists, and I do know some fb people who hunt. They seem to be respnsible for 78% of the world's annual production of venison sausage, and it's better they get the deer than to have the poor things beaten to death by irate Italian grandmothers for nibbling on the tomatos and eggplant (nobody worries about the zucchini, there's always too much zucchini).
The dude on the tube was a boob. The elk urine in the mouth, the neckerchief during the indoor part of the interview, all of it points to a true nimrod-retard.
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Anybody wonder why there is such a shortage of the most popular calibers?
Sure they blame it on war efforts etc BUT that just doesn't seem quite right.
Government stockpiles of ammunition, probably vacuum packed and stored for contingency since before we were born....
Of course "Gubmint" doesn't have to worry about the right to bear arms if nobody can find ammunition.
Rudy could explain that. He knows neckerchief and bandana etiquette, how they are worn and what the meanings are for the different ways they are worn.Quote:
the neckerchief during the indoor part of the interview
I wonder if elk and deer can crossbreed?
I don't think it would be very pleasant getting shot with either one.
Sorry Slappy, I never read Bambi.
You may forget that there are people on here who know a little bit about the subject. It is amazing how all the deer hunters I knew disagreed with that. Some hunters I talked to would shoot an arrow and say that maybe a blade of grass would redirect the arrow and they would have a gutshot rather than a headshot. They would have been able to get a second shot off with a 30-06 but no chance with an arrow. So the deer would go off into the forest and get lost and die.