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Here's To a Safe Deer Hunt
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It was a very young deer. On a Friday a few weeks back, my wife and I stopped at Prairie View Cemetery to take some paperwork into the office. While my wife was doing that, Don, our sexton, came over and told me that there was an injured deer lying next to some grave stones.
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| Pitiful. No handguns, and you oiled the rifles and put them away for a year? Definition: Elmer Fudd |
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