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Posted by buickanddeere on December 24, 2004 at 18:56:16 from (64.10.41.97):
I was on my tree stand tonight and got a glimpse of a deer really flying through the snow. Had to lead him by about 10 lengths and several shots before dropping the cuss. Even though the first deer in the herd was obviously drunk judging by his complexion before field dressing him.
Don't know what to do now? My licence is good for only one deer and I have nine down in total. I hope the Game Warden goes easy on me as I turned out being a crime stopper.
Seems the deer were all tangled up with some fat old coot in a red suit who had a getaway sled all loaded with the neighbour's new entertainment system, kids toys, new clothes etc.
Please respond with advice as my lawyer quit anwering my calls.
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