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To: ButThreeLeftsDo
Hmong hunters are often accused of being scofflaws when it comes to trespassing and bag limits, partly because of some highly publicized cases in years past of blatant limit violations. But those interviewed by AP said they don't think that view rings true anymore, and DNR officials agreed.

Did anyone expect them to disagree and lose their job? I have no idea what the truth is, but I don't expect to hear anything except PC talk from public officials.

3 posted on 10/28/2005 6:04:02 PM PDT by BipolarBob (I'm really BagdadBob under the witness protection program.)
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To: BipolarBob

Upon further review.....

"Yang has spent many an evening this fall perched in a tree stand, hoping a trophy buck would come within range of his crossbow."

There is no mention in the article of Mr. Yang having any sort of special physical handicap. So, I must assume that he is breaking the law, due to the fact that crossbows are illegal to hunt with in Minnesota, unless one has a special handicap permit.

Where's that TIPS hotline number???........


6 posted on 10/28/2005 6:13:04 PM PDT by ButThreeLeftsDo (Carry Daily. Apply Sparingly.)
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