Cheney shoots someone (I'm not kidding)

"Jeff Miller" wrote in message
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rw wrote:

Ken Fortenberry wrote:

John Hightower wrote:

"rw" wrote:

So you think that shooting 70 farm-raised pheasants is sport?



I figure its just about the same amount of "sport" as catching stocked
fish.



Exactly right, John. I'll confess to having done both in
the past but given my druthers, I'd just as soon not do
either in the future. (I'll make an exception for Santeetlah,
just 'cause it's so goddamn pretty.)


I wouldn't mind shooting a few farm-raised pheasants. But shooting 70
seems a little extreme. How long does it take someone to eat 70
pheasants?

um....i'd be willing to volunteer for the experiment, assuming a
reasonably competent cook. (and no olives)

Well, not to make any outrageous claims of competence or anything, but I'd
be willing to try the cooking. I suggest we choose the venue carefully,
though. Idaho, for example, doesn't appear to have discovered the freezer
yet......and you know what they say about guests and hanging birds.


Wolfgang

Wolfgang wrote:

"Jeff Miller" wrote in message
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rw wrote:


Ken Fortenberry wrote:


John Hightower wrote:


"rw" wrote:


So you think that shooting 70 farm-raised pheasants is sport?



I figure its just about the same amount of "sport" as catching stocked
fish.



Exactly right, John. I'll confess to having done both in
the past but given my druthers, I'd just as soon not do
either in the future. (I'll make an exception for Santeetlah,
just 'cause it's so goddamn pretty.)


I wouldn't mind shooting a few farm-raised pheasants. But shooting 70
seems a little extreme. How long does it take someone to eat 70
pheasants?


um....i'd be willing to volunteer for the experiment, assuming a
reasonably competent cook. (and no olives)


Well, not to make any outrageous claims of competence or anything, but I'd
be willing to try the cooking. I suggest we choose the venue carefully,
though. Idaho, for example, doesn't appear to have discovered the freezer
yet......and you know what they say about guests and hanging birds.


Wolfgang



you'll do. g ok, now who can we get to boot, shoot and donate the
birds? free-range preferred...

jeff (who's never eaten pheasant...does it taste at all like crow?)

"Jeff Miller" wrote in message
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Wolfgang wrote:

"Jeff Miller" wrote in message
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rw wrote:


Ken Fortenberry wrote:


John Hightower wrote:


"rw" wrote:


So you think that shooting 70 farm-raised pheasants is sport?



I figure its just about the same amount of "sport" as catching stocked
fish.



Exactly right, John. I'll confess to having done both in
the past but given my druthers, I'd just as soon not do
either in the future. (I'll make an exception for Santeetlah,
just 'cause it's so goddamn pretty.)


I wouldn't mind shooting a few farm-raised pheasants. But shooting 70
seems a little extreme. How long does it take someone to eat 70
pheasants?


um....i'd be willing to volunteer for the experiment, assuming a
reasonably competent cook. (and no olives)


Well, not to make any outrageous claims of competence or anything, but
I'd be willing to try the cooking. I suggest we choose the venue
carefully, though. Idaho, for example, doesn't appear to have discovered
the freezer yet......and you know what they say about guests and hanging
birds.

Wolfgang

you'll do. g ok, now who can we get to boot, shoot and donate the
birds? free-range preferred...

Hardly matters.......any dick will do.

jeff (who's never eaten pheasant...does it taste at all like crow?)

Hm......nah.....more like crony, I'd say.

Wolfgang
somewhere in the land where we really DO know about such exotic fare.