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  • Discussion Topic: Cedar Rapids Bans BB- And Air-Gun Carry
    20

    From The Gazette:

    At the urging of police, the [Cedar Rapids] City Council has made it a misdemeanor offense to carry a loaded BB gun, air gun or pellet gun in the city limits. Juveniles cannot have the guns at all, loaded or unloaded, unless they are under adult supervision.

    I agree that nobody should need one in public but kids like to have air-soft gun wars in my neighborhood, and the pellets dont have enough power to do any damage.

  • Chad Love: The Six-Word Story Contest
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    The legend goes something like this: Ernest Hemingway and a companion were sitting in a bar somewhere (As Hemingway was wont to do) when a bet was made. Hemingway's companion, the story goes, challenged him to write a complete story in six words (or ten, the details vary with the telling) or less.

    The result was a masterpiece of brevity that reads thusly:
     
    For sale. Baby shoes. Never worn.

    This is my six word story...

  • Wet and Wild Montana Moose
    26

    these are some great, halarious, and demented pictures

  • The Wire: David Petzal Tracks a Wounded Cape Buffalo
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    We found the carcasses at 11 in the morning. The Zimbabwean sun had mummified them in the positions of agony in which they died. There were six, a young sable cow and five impala, spaced in a line 200 yards long. Their killer was the principal author of death and suffering among Africa’s wildlife, the poacher’s snare. They had been grabbed by the neck or the leg or the body and had perished from thirst and hunger and exhaustion. Whoever set the snares had never come back to collect the bodies while they were still usable as meat.

    Great story, I cant imagine stalking that mad cape buffalo through tall grass like that.

  • Favorite Lures of the Largemouth Guides
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    Roger Lee Brown
    Location: Lake Champlain, New York
    Credentials: Brown is a former pro tournament angler turned operator of a 3-day bass fishing school with national and international cliental from as far off a South Korea, Africa, and New Zealand.
    Number of years guiding: 23
    Contact: (518) 597-4240; capital.net/~rlbrown/

    Is a lizard spinnerbait a good choice for spawning bass?

  • Favorite Lures of the Largemouth Guides
    23

    Roger Lee Brown
    Location: Lake Champlain, New York
    Credentials: Brown is a former pro tournament angler turned operator of a 3-day bass fishing school with national and international cliental from as far off a South Korea, Africa, and New Zealand.
    Number of years guiding: 23
    Contact: (518) 597-4240; capital.net/~rlbrown/

    What is a roboworm??

  • Bourjaily: One Trigger, Or Two?
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    A lot of you will disagree, some of you perhaps vehemently, but “instant choke selection” is the most overrated advantage of two-trigger guns. On the whole, hunters worry way too much about choke, and they tend to overestimate yardage in the heat of the moment anyway. I always remember my first pheasant hunt with a friend who is a classic side by side shooter and a very experienced uplander. I kicked a pheasant up over his pointer, and, as it was my turn, I waited to let it get out far enough to shoot with my Improved Cylinder 12-gauge. When I finally shot, so did he.

    Im only thirteen and dont have an double barrel shotgun, but how do you keep from pulling both triggers and getting a sore shoulder?

  • Squirrel Attacks Teacher In Michigan
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    Believe it or not, there was once a Field & Stream editor who had a morbid fear of squirrels. I used to ask to her: “What the hell is a squirrel going to do to you?”

    good one clay, was the teacher a guy or girl?

  • The Life Ahead: C.J. Chivers Teaches His Children to Fish
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    The transformation began in a matter of hours.

    It started beside a rack of low-priced rods and a display of lures in a sporting-goods store. The selection was skimpy. But to my sons, Jack, 6, and Mick, 4, this was a portal to a secret world. For two years they had been stuck in a city. Now their fishing lives were about to begin. They wanted to know everything.

    What is this? A swimming plug. And this? A jig. What do you catch on jigs?

    Great article, i enjoyed alot

  • Discussion Topic: Should Felons Hunt?
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    From the Citizen-Times:

    Felons who think their criminal past shouldn't keep them from having the right to hunt are getting some attention in the state's and nation's capitals.

    A Western North Carolina business owner told state Rep. Phil Haire his convictions for breaking-and-entering and larceny, stemming from a decades-old theft of copper wire, keep him from hunting.

    If someone snapps and commits a crime, what is there to stop them from doing it again? Use a bow if it really want to.

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