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That's a wrap! Thanks for a great season. See you all next year!
We should be shooting 2nd Saturday and 4th Sunday again next year.
Final schedule to be finalized in February.
We should be shooting 2nd Saturday and 4th Sunday again next year.
Final schedule to be finalized in February.
Not Cowboy, but...
jeweler jim
Posse Whipping Boy
<div class="IPBDescription">A heads up for you water fowlers...</div>US Airways is being investigated under the Federal migratory bird regulations for hunting geese with an A320 Airbus jetliner, claim anonymous government sources. The pilot of flight 1549, Air Force veteran and avid hunter Chesley B. Sullenberger, tried combining both of his interests by bagging geese over the wetlands near New York's LaGuardia Airport after takeoff on his way to Charlotte, North Carolina. <br />
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The imported A320 European $77,000,000 airliner is not certified for upland bird hunting, so it was not surprising that the aircraft malfunctioned. When he realized that both New York and New Jersey State Game and Fish enforcement officers would soon be approaching, Captain Sullenberger unsuccessfully attempted to hide the plane in the Hudson River. The crew and 150 passengers were chilled and shaken but unhurt. Most were simply grateful to avoid spending the weekend in Charlotte. <br />
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National Transportation Safety Board inspectors rushed to the scene and reportedly found no Duck Stamps on the downed aircraft's fuselage. Captain Sullenberger has not been charged but is being held at an undisclosed location. PETA - People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals - is urging the government to prosecute the pilot for poaching and the animal rights group is expected to file a civil suit on behalf of the flock. The two victims were undocumented aliens, according to sources close to the investigation, being Canada geese who had over-stayed their visas. The goose gang had scandalized a quiet Queens community with neighbors saying that police dogs had been called out on several occasions. <br />
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Forensic examination of the avian corpses continues. Technicians are analyzing the two cadavers under heat with chestnuts, prunes, and Armagnac with NTSB inspectors contributing a bottle of 2005 Zind- Humbrecht Riesling from Alsace. <br />
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The imported A320 European $77,000,000 airliner is not certified for upland bird hunting, so it was not surprising that the aircraft malfunctioned. When he realized that both New York and New Jersey State Game and Fish enforcement officers would soon be approaching, Captain Sullenberger unsuccessfully attempted to hide the plane in the Hudson River. The crew and 150 passengers were chilled and shaken but unhurt. Most were simply grateful to avoid spending the weekend in Charlotte. <br />
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National Transportation Safety Board inspectors rushed to the scene and reportedly found no Duck Stamps on the downed aircraft's fuselage. Captain Sullenberger has not been charged but is being held at an undisclosed location. PETA - People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals - is urging the government to prosecute the pilot for poaching and the animal rights group is expected to file a civil suit on behalf of the flock. The two victims were undocumented aliens, according to sources close to the investigation, being Canada geese who had over-stayed their visas. The goose gang had scandalized a quiet Queens community with neighbors saying that police dogs had been called out on several occasions. <br />
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Forensic examination of the avian corpses continues. Technicians are analyzing the two cadavers under heat with chestnuts, prunes, and Armagnac with NTSB inspectors contributing a bottle of 2005 Zind- Humbrecht Riesling from Alsace. <br />