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I've been in several situations with the same scenario...
My game plan was the same each time.. Well its all yours and I just walk away.
is a deer worth provoking a situation such as this and having this outcome?
NOT in my BOOK it ain't... John, you and I are certainly on the same page here.
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Three people were shot Sunday afternoon in Todd County Kentucky in a dispute over who had permission to hunt a certain property. I was waiting to post a link to the story, but the cops are still investigating. Apparently, the property had been sold and the hunter who had permission was trying to get the three hunters to leave, a teenager, his father, and grandfather. The three didn't want to leave, and jumped on the one guy and started hitting on him, and he in turn shot the three. I knew those involved, and the teen is still in a Nashville hospital, with his father and grandfather treated and released. The shooter was also taken to a hospital and treated and released. Details are still sketchy, but I was told that the shooter purposely shot the three family members to wound, rather than to kill.
This happened fairly close to where I live, and I saw the grandfather in town today with his foot all bandaged up. My thinking is that it was a pretty stupid thing to do to provoke an argument over who had permission to hunt, to the point where it ended up with people shot. Somebody should have their azz kicked over this. Good thing the shooter didn't have a 6.5 Creedmoreandmore. Even a superficial wound is deadly. I was withholding judgement until I learned what weapons were involved. A 6.5 Creedmore owner would be guilty automatically. 😂
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I've been in several situations with the same scenario...
My game plan was the same each time.. Well its all yours and I just walk away.
is a deer worth provoking a situation such as this and having this outcome?
NOT in my BOOK it ain't... John, you and I are certainly on the same page here. So if someone was hunting on your property without permission, you’d just allow it? What if he stole your truck? Drank your beer? Banged your wife? Where would you draw the line?
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I've been in several situations with the same scenario...
My game plan was the same each time.. Well its all yours and I just walk away.
is a deer worth provoking a situation such as this and having this outcome?
NOT in my BOOK it ain't... Nope Not even a 400 class Herd Bull elk is worth it, but on the way out if you find their truck, then you can have your way with it 
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All bull chit aside She-Steve...
Have you EVER posted anything of content?
Not just some parroted diatribe you skimmed in Breitbart? Ya mean like this, Is reading and retaining that difficult for you? I know you are a product of inbreeding, but come on man, even a toothless inbred like yourself isn’t that dumb. She-Steve... Inflation is over... you should be celebrating... instead of whining and editing every single post you make. You now have a 0.00001% of not being a brokedick forever.
If you are not actively engaging EVERY enemy you encounter... you are allowing another to fight for you... and that is cowardice... plain and simple.
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I've been in several situations with the same scenario...
My game plan was the same each time.. Well its all yours and I just walk away.
is a deer worth provoking a situation such as this and having this outcome?
NOT in my BOOK it ain't... John, you and I are certainly on the same page here. So if someone was hunting on your property without permission, you’d just allow it? What if he stole your truck? Drank your beer? Banged your wife? Where would you draw the line? He’s ain’t gettin’ my truck or my beer without a fight!
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I've been in several situations with the same scenario...
My game plan was the same each time.. Well its all yours and I just walk away.
is a deer worth provoking a situation such as this and having this outcome?
NOT in my BOOK it ain't... John, you and I are certainly on the same page here. So if someone was hunting on your property without permission, you’d just allow it? What if he stole your truck? Drank your beer? Banged your wife? Where would you draw the line? Who’s property?
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LMAO ! Be better than the 48 hours you’ll spend on the Campfire being a drunken LOSER. 😂😂😂 Prove it. LOL No need. You prove it yourself. Every Day. 😂😂😂
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Nope Not even a 400 class Herd Bull elk is worth it, but on the way out if you find their truck, then you can have your way with it This admission perfectly sums up what a chickenshit loser you are.
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reminds me of the Massacre here in Wi 20 yrs ago, 6 killed, 2 or 3 wounded after confronting some Ho Chi Minh hunting/trespassing on their land & stand... stood there wide eyed in disbelief as they were being mowed down... if you're gonna' confront someone who's armed, be respectful, and be ready to shoot if need be... and another reason i like 5 or more rounds in the magazine... fugg them short fat cotridges... Chi Vang was the guys name I believe. If memory serves me correct, he took the time to remove the scope from his SKS before he shot them all. They should have just found a rope and a tall tree. I remember the story well. It happened on a Sunday afternoon. That is the worst day of the week for alcohol related disputes. A hunter found the Hmong in a stand on private property and called in reinforcements that showed up and there apparently began some cursing and threatening toward the Hmong by a large group of mid-westerners intent on convincing Vang of the error of his ways. As he was leaving on foot one of landowner group shot in the ground behind him to add emphasis to their order to leave. Vang turned around and started shooting, probably with an SKS or an AK. He certainly was wrong to trespass which from my time with the Federal agents in Michigan I learned that is what Hmong do and they kill everything they see. But firing a round toward an armed man especially a battle hardened man is a really bad idea. If I remember correctly one of the men he shot was running toward an ATV upon which there was a rifle. I would suspect alcohol fueled a lot of this and I'm not talking about Vang. I don't recall reading the story that way, but then again it may have been reported differently years ago. As I recall, the daughter found Chang in the deer stand and retrieved her father to help her remove him. Chang killed them both and then a manhunt ensued by family members. Frog---OUT!
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I've been in several situations with the same scenario...
My game plan was the same each time.. Well its all yours and I just walk away.
is a deer worth provoking a situation such as this and having this outcome?
NOT in my BOOK it ain't... John, you and I are certainly on the same page here. So if someone was hunting on your property without permission, you’d just allow it? What if he stole your truck? Drank your beer? Banged your wife? Where would you draw the line? There are ways to handle things without acting like a hot-headed [bleep] and either shooting someone or getting shot.
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So if someone was hunting on your property without permission, you’d just allow it? What if he stole your truck? Drank your beer? Banged your wife?
Where would you draw the line? No way in hell I am letting them steal my truck or drink my beer. #KSMITH
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Several years ago a young man that had worked for me occasionally driving a tractor moved to Arkansas and got into some sort of property dispute. He fired a warning shot at his neighbor and his neighbor shot him graveyard dead. No charges filed. Playing with guns while in a dispute is not a good idea unless maybe it's a carjacker or burglar and in that case it is best to try to hit your target.
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reminds me of the Massacre here in Wi 20 yrs ago, 6 killed, 2 or 3 wounded after confronting some Ho Chi Minh hunting/trespassing on their land & stand... stood there wide eyed in disbelief as they were being mowed down... if you're gonna' confront someone who's armed, be respectful, and be ready to shoot if need be... and another reason i like 5 or more rounds in the magazine... fugg them short fat cotridges... Chi Vang was the guys name I believe. If memory serves me correct, he took the time to remove the scope from his SKS before he shot them all. They should have just found a rope and a tall tree. I remember the story well. It happened on a Sunday afternoon. That is the worst day of the week for alcohol related disputes. A hunter found the Hmong in a stand on private property and called in reinforcements that showed up and there apparently began some cursing and threatening toward the Hmong by a large group of mid-westerners intent on convincing Vang of the error of his ways. As he was leaving on foot one of landowner group shot in the ground behind him to add emphasis to their order to leave. Vang turned around and started shooting, probably with an SKS or an AK. He certainly was wrong to trespass which from my time with the Federal agents in Michigan I learned that is what Hmong do and they kill everything they see. But firing a round toward an armed man especially a battle hardened man is a really bad idea. If I remember correctly one of the men he shot was running toward an ATV upon which there was a rifle. I would suspect alcohol fueled a lot of this and I'm not talking about Vang. I don't recall reading the story that way, but then again it may have been reported differently years ago. As I recall, the daughter found Chang in the deer stand and retrieved her father to help her remove him. Chang killed them both and then a manhunt ensued by family members. Frog---OUT!
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wikipedia doesn't know s h i t !
Always a poor source !
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wikipedia doesn't know s h i t !
Always a poor source ! In any case the news reports and the trial testimony do not support frogman 43's recollection of events. Vang was trespassing that is certain, He was accosted by a group of 8 armed hunters. He offered to leave. While walking away he turned around for some reason and began firing very accurate shots at the white folks that had demanded he leave. He certainly went into overkill which is what got him convicted. Some of the landowner representatives were shot in the back, possibly Mr. Vang thought they were going for firearms on the ATV. The best thing to do is to tell someone to leave and if they do, go get a warrant for trespass if you can figure out who they are. Nowadays there are so many cameras out and almost everybody carries a phone with a camera. It would be hard for a trespasser to deny he was on the property. Firing a warning shot at an armed man is foolish to the nth degree. I am still betting that there was alcohol involved considering it was the northern mid-west and Sunday afternoon.
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You are about as accurate as wiki.
Enough about this from me.
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wikipedia doesn't know s h i t !
Always a poor source ! The write-up leaned heavily on statements from the survivors and the shooter. Did they misquote the survivors? Was the article wrong about 4 of the victims being shot in the back? Was it wrong about the total number of people shot? Was it wrong about the background of the shooter? Was it wrong about the location? Was it wrong about the kind of rifle he used?
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You are about as accurate as wiki.
Enough about this from me. He was a game warden. He’s used to making shît up lol
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Three people were shot Sunday afternoon in Todd County Kentucky in a dispute over who had permission to hunt a certain property. I was waiting to post a link to the story, but the cops are still investigating. Apparently, the property had been sold and the hunter who had permission was trying to get the three hunters to leave, a teenager, his father, and grandfather. The three didn't want to leave, and jumped on the one guy and started hitting on him, and he in turn shot the three. I knew those involved, and the teen is still in a Nashville hospital, with his father and grandfather treated and released. The shooter was also taken to a hospital and treated and released. Details are still sketchy, but I was told that the shooter purposely shot the three family members to wound, rather than to kill.
This happened fairly close to where I live, and I saw the grandfather in town today with his foot all bandaged up. My thinking is that it was a pretty stupid thing to do to provoke an argument over who had permission to hunt, to the point where it ended up with people shot. Somebody should have their azz kicked over this. Souds like they have worked it out.
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