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Posted by BobinKY on November 15, 2005 at 09:49:05 from (205.188.117.6):
Friend was talking to the game warden in the local Wally World the other day. After commenting that they were about to get real busy with the opening of gun season, the officer replied that they have been real busy for about two weeks leading up to modern gun season. Seems they had a complaint from a farmer about spotlighters so the game wardens set up their motorized decoy and sat in the woods waiting. Not too long later, a shiney new truck pulled up with a 200,000 gazillion candelpower light and spotted the decoy. They heard two shots from a high-powered rifle and then the guy gets out of his truck and starts walking up to the decoy. He reloads and shoots the decoy again, at which time the game wardens step out of the woods and nab the little beggar. It was a young boy driving his daddy's truck. He had a high powered rifle, a four wheeler in the bed and a 12 point rack and head without the rest of the body. If anyone is interested, the state of Kentucky now has a shiny new truck, a high-powered rifle, a four wheeler and other parts and pieces for auction, probably cheap. The kid is going to spend more than a little time in the hokie for his antics, then he gets to go home and explain to daddy what happened to the truck. Not all stories have a sad ending!
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