OT Hunting tragedy in Wisconsin
 

Have you seen this?

http://www.greenbaynewschron.com/pag...article=128703

OsmoJ

OT Hunting tragedy in Wisconsin
 

Have you seen this?

http://www.greenbaynewschron.com/pag...article=128703


So much for the Sporting use of Semi Automatic Weapons. My 6 shot Marlin just
could not measure up to this use of a legal weapon.


Nartker @ AOL.com

Nartker

OT Hunting tragedy in Wisconsin
 

Have you seen this?

http://www.greenbaynewschron.com/pag...article=128703


So much for the Sporting use of Semi Automatic Weapons. My 6 shot Marlin just
could not measure up to this use of a legal weapon.


Nartker @ AOL.com

Nartker

OT Hunting tragedy in Wisconsin
 

ojunk (Nartker) wrote in
:

Have you seen this?

http://www.greenbaynewschron.com/pag...article=128703


So much for the Sporting use of Semi Automatic Weapons. My 6 shot
Marlin just could not measure up to this use of a legal weapon.


Nartker @ AOL.com

Nartker





Boy, it takes a special kind of person to argue that after an incident that
will be pointed at for years to come as an excuse to screen more carefully
for every type of firearm ownership.

Scott

OT Hunting tragedy in Wisconsin
 

On Tue, 23 Nov 2004 11:43:55 +0200, "Osmo Jauhiainen"
wrote:

Have you seen this?

http://www.greenbaynewschron.com/pag...article=128703

OsmoJ

Its basically been all anyone has been talking about here in northern
Wisconsin for the last two days. While I think we've had some people
who were murdered during deer hunting before, we've never experienced
an example of someone going off the deep end like this before. Since
the shootist was a Hmong refugee there has been an increase in racial
tensions in addition to the old fights about assault weapons (the gun
was an SKS with a 20 round banana clip) , personal responsibility and
even the effect that practices like deer baiting have had on the
psyche of the average Wisconsin deer hunter.


A very sad day for my state.


g.c.

OT Hunting tragedy in Wisconsin
 

On Tue, 23 Nov 2004 11:43:55 +0200, "Osmo Jauhiainen"
wrote:

Have you seen this?

http://www.greenbaynewschron.com/pag...article=128703

OsmoJ

Its basically been all anyone has been talking about here in northern
Wisconsin for the last two days. While I think we've had some people
who were murdered during deer hunting before, we've never experienced
an example of someone going off the deep end like this before. Since
the shootist was a Hmong refugee there has been an increase in racial
tensions in addition to the old fights about assault weapons (the gun
was an SKS with a 20 round banana clip) , personal responsibility and
even the effect that practices like deer baiting have had on the
psyche of the average Wisconsin deer hunter.


A very sad day for my state.


g.c.

OT Hunting tragedy in Wisconsin
 

Osmo Jauhiainen wrote:
Have you seen this?

http://www.greenbaynewschron.com/pag...article=128703

Yes, I've seen it, it would be hard to miss. As you might
imagine it's big news over here. Fatal hunting accidents
are fairly common, six dead arguing over a tree stand is not.

I don't know what genius in the CIA or State Department decided
it would be a good idea to plop 45,000 Hmong from Laos into
lily-white Minnesota but racial tension between whites and Hmong
has been a fact of life for years up in the Northwoods, especially
during hunting season.

--
Ken Fortenberry

OT Hunting tragedy in Wisconsin
 

Osmo Jauhiainen wrote:
Have you seen this?

http://www.greenbaynewschron.com/pag...article=128703

Yes, I've seen it, it would be hard to miss. As you might
imagine it's big news over here. Fatal hunting accidents
are fairly common, six dead arguing over a tree stand is not.

I don't know what genius in the CIA or State Department decided
it would be a good idea to plop 45,000 Hmong from Laos into
lily-white Minnesota but racial tension between whites and Hmong
has been a fact of life for years up in the Northwoods, especially
during hunting season.

--
Ken Fortenberry

OT Hunting tragedy in Wisconsin
 

George Cleveland wrote:

Its basically been all anyone has been talking about here in northern
Wisconsin for the last two days. While I think we've had some people
who were murdered during deer hunting before, we've never experienced
an example of someone going off the deep end like this before. Since
the shootist was a Hmong refugee there has been an increase in racial
tensions in addition to the old fights about assault weapons (the gun
was an SKS with a 20 round banana clip) , personal responsibility and
even the effect that practices like deer baiting have had on the
psyche of the average Wisconsin deer hunter.

Refugee ? Twenty-four years in the US, speaks fluent English,
naturalized US citizen, hard working taxpayer who annually
buys an out-of-state Wisconsin hunting license.

How long you figure before he's not a refugee anymore ?

--
Ken Fortenberry

OT Hunting tragedy in Wisconsin
 

On 11/23/04 8:46 AM, in article ,
"George Cleveland" wrote:

On Tue, 23 Nov 2004 11:43:55 +0200, "Osmo Jauhiainen"
wrote:

Have you seen this?

http://www.greenbaynewschron.com/pag...article=128703

OsmoJ

Its basically been all anyone has been talking about here in northern
Wisconsin for the last two days. While I think we've had some people
who were murdered during deer hunting before, we've never experienced
an example of someone going off the deep end like this before. Since
the shootist was a Hmong refugee there has been an increase in racial
tensions in addition to the old fights about assault weapons (the gun
was an SKS with a 20 round banana clip)

One of the news reports I read/heard said that the rifle used was a type
used commonly for deer hunting. Is this true? I know next to nothing about
hunting- check that, I know nothing about hunting.

Bill