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Author Topic: So when did cats and dogs become big game?  (Read 2454 times)

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September 09/05/08, 12:25:44 PM

Offline HUNTER2

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So when did cats and dogs become big game?
It's like a bunch of kids on a playground :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead:
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September 09/05/08, 01:21:54 PM Reply #1

Offline UncleDave

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Re: So when did cats and dogs become big game?
Hunter2, don't bother.  Great white hunters at their best!  No wonder the anti-gun, hemp wearing (and smoking), hairy arm pitted (women) freaks villify hunting and look at hunters as inbred hillbillies!  Some really are I guess!     
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September 09/05/08, 03:26:24 PM Reply #2

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Re: So when did cats and dogs become big game?
We moved the topic to pheasant forum (since the topic really has to do with frustrations from cats killing birds).
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September 09/05/08, 06:47:36 PM Reply #3

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Re: So when did cats and dogs become big game?
Quote from: UncleDave on September 09/05/08, 01:21:54 PM
Hunter2, don't bother.  Great white hunters at their best!  No wonder the anti-gun, hemp wearing (and smoking), hairy arm pitted (women) freaks villify hunting and look at hunters as inbred hillbillies!  Some really are I guess!     

UD this has to be the funniest thing you have said in a long time.  I'm still laughing.  Very Good Post11 :happy1:
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September 09/05/08, 07:57:23 PM Reply #4

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Re: So when did cats and dogs become big game?
Lol....i've been laughing at the fact of people argueing over it for quite some time now.....finally someone comes out and says something.  Big props  :toast:
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September 09/06/08, 02:25:44 PM Reply #5

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Re: So when did cats and dogs become big game?
UD that was pretty good. But don't forget you were a pretty big part of that discussion. ;)
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September 09/06/08, 02:59:32 PM Reply #6

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Re: So when did cats and dogs become big game?
Auggie, I was on the side of the tye dye, smelly, hairy arm pitted women freaks on this one.  The tree hugger, animal rights, vegetarian side of me coming out I guess.   
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