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Re: re. Midwest Redneck hitting a deer!
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Posted by old fashioned farmer on November 01, 2004 at 19:03:10 from (4.131.54.231):
In Reply to: re. Midwest Redneck hitting a deer! posted by aFORDable on November 01, 2004 at 18:09:56:
Howdy, We got those same signs here in S. Ohio. Bad thing is some folks got funny and painted red noses on "em so the deer are all confused. Don"t think they use "em at all now. Wanted to give a big howdy to Leland too. I"m gonna guess the adams and pike counties you were talkin bout are here in good ole ohio, right? I live in Adams county and we have our own little private herd that lingers around the farm. Had a doe eatin left overs from picking corn while I was still pickin one day last week. I may start a hunting service. Charge folks to come hunt as I drive them around the fields with a tractor and trailer. Guarenteed to see one that way. God bless. --old fashioned farmer
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