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That's nothing. I once shot a tick and left his balls!
It was a Canadian tick though. They have big balls!

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I don't know how to hyper bowl, but I do know antique clocks. In fact I have one right here, an old grandfather clock which is so old the shadow from the pendulum has worn a hole in the back of the case.

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This one time,
at deer camp..........


Brian
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I think that seller has visited all 57 states. Marksmanship of that degree is hard to find these days. One shot kill at 700 yards in a 30 mph wind. I bet he sighted an inch high at a hundred yards to make the shot easier. Too often fellows these days take the easy way out. A real man would have sighted dead on at a hundred and do the math on his fingers and toes like a real man.

I have shot crows at extreme range with a .22 and can tell you with a straight face that if I had bought a Lotto ticket that day I would have had a better chance to hit it than the crow. The bullet has to land somewhere and sometimes it lands where you are shooting. Most of the times it lands somewhere else.

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Well do you know how to tell the difference between a Fairytale and a story of a long range shot? The Fairytale starts off…… One upon a time, and the long range shot story starts off ….. This isn’t no sh..t

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