Cheney shoots someone (I'm not kidding)

"rw" wrote in message
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Scott Seidman wrote:
rw wrote in news:cH2If.191$VI6.132
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Cheney is a pig of a "hunter." He has a history of shooting scores of
farm-raised birds in canned "hunts."


Fair is fair. Game birds are alot fewer and farther between in NY State,
at least, than they were two decades ago. Many hunters enjoy wing
shooting in similar environments, as its the closest that they can get to
the real thing. It's not like it's a fenced-in deer facility.

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

Yes!

Next?

Op

Larry L typed:
"Tim J." wrote

You're, of course, assuming that Bush IS a conservative,

Actually, no. I think I'm far more conservative than Bush in many
areas, especially fiscal responsibility. BUT, Bush/Rove do have the
adman repeat the mantra style down and that is what I cited when
using the phrase "Bush-like"

So "Republican culture of corruption" is a Bush-like mantra, right?
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TL,
Tim
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"rw" wrote in message
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I've fished in roughly comparable situations. Wounded Knee in North
Carolina is the closest parallel I can think of. I won't be going back
there, but it was great fun that one time.


It's Wounded Fork in NC. Wounded Knee was a different kind of hunt in an
entirely different state.

Op

"Wayne Harrison" wrote in message
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"rw" wrote

I've fished in roughly comparable situations. Wounded Knee in North
Carolina is the closest parallel I can think of. I won't be going back
there, but it was great fun that one time.

was that the place you went when waldo had his "spring fling"? if so,
do you remember how to get there?

yfitons
wayno

I don't believe it's exists anymore. Walt should know though, as he and
Terry Troy (owner) were buddies, I think?

Op

Wayne Harrison typed:
"Larry L" wrote

and just the right amount of 'good looks' ..enough to
present well on TV but not so much as to leave Clyde in Tulsa feeling
inferior.

actually, i have a man crush on him; i think he is gorgeous.

Does this post refer to Louie?

yfitons
wayno(and don't even get me *started* on that sex kitten he's married
to!)

Never mind. That answers the question.
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TL,
Tim
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On Mon, 13 Feb 2006 17:31:14 -0500, "Tim J."
wrote:

Wayne Harrison typed:
"Larry L" wrote

and just the right amount of 'good looks' ..enough to
present well on TV but not so much as to leave Clyde in Tulsa feeling
inferior.

actually, i have a man crush on him; i think he is gorgeous.

Does this post refer to Louie?

yfitons
wayno(and don't even get me *started* on that sex kitten he's married
to!)

Never mind. That answers the question.


d;o)

Wolfgang wrote:
"Ken Fortenberry" wrote:
Dogs are required at these places and there are no escapees.
If you pay for 5 birds, you'll take home 5 birds whether you
shoot them yourself or the "guide" does.

Hm.....

You say "They may as well be fenced in for all the chance they have." Can't
speak for anyone else, but it seems clear to me that this means they are NOT
fenced in. Hobbled? Chained to a stake? Left in the cage? Wings clipped?

Raised in cages some of them don't have sense enough to
fly away from the dogs and they have to have a swift kick
before they'll fly away. It's called "boot and shoot"
hunting and it bears about as much resemblence to real wing
shooting as fishing in a pay lake bears to real trout
fishing.

--
Ken Fortenberry

"Dave LaCourse" wrote in message


snipped, yet another tedious Kerry rant

Dave,
Point 1: the election's been over for a while. Please....

Point 2: if Kerry is near Satanic in negative points, how
come he gets re-elected in YOUR home state? I mean,
Mass. is liberal in nature, but New Englanders are never
complete morons. Maybe you should spread your, er,
opinion about Kerry around home.....or, has that been
tried, and normal, rational folks just start to smell bull****,
after hearing that Kerry stuff again?

Tom

"rw" wrote in message news:wS2If.194

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.

jh

On Mon, 13 Feb 2006 14:20:35 -0600, "Wolfgang"
wrote:

Unlike you own inclusive self, huh?

I respect others' idealogies. Jeff Miller, wayno, Stan Gula, Ken
Fortenberry are all liberals, but I consider them friends and respect
their points of view. May not agree with them, but that's ok.