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Posted by KC Bob on January 03, 2003 at 16:48:36 from (205.188.209.109):
My neighbor got a permit from the state to shoot deer in his bean field. They are getting 15% of his crop. When he shot the first one the game warden told him if put it in his carryall to remove it from his field he would arrest him, he said put a chain on it and drag it out to a ditch. we all know what that would do to a field. So now he is gut shooting them with a 22 mag and letting them run off. The game warden is not happy yet but the permit says he has the right to shoot them don't say he has to kill them. Before anyone ask it is only good in growing season.( there it a tractor in this post, its in front of the carryall) I may find myself in the same place this year. what would YOU DO.
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