Posted on 07/23/2014 11:42:52 AM PDT by kristinn
Those are your true “pistol-grip” shotguns. ;-)
I’m guessing that the writer got punked.
Same with the talking to the dogs in German. Yes, it might be a good idea to teach them commands in a different language so a potential threat can’t try to countermand them, but I’m still thinking she did it to mess with the reporter.
Which snipes are you talking about, the eastern European snipes or the Indonesian flat bill snipes? Because, there IS a difference, especially compared to the Appalachian variety.
If that’s all they do you can consider yourself lucky.
There are some thoroughly dangerous people coming across that border, they will kill you for a watch.
Back in the early 1980’s I went to do a rig job that was located on a ranch at the west end of Falcon Lake.
A guy had left the rig one night and when he came to a cross fence someone had closed the gate.
When he got out to open the gate illegals chopped him to pieces with a machete.
The rig was about a 45 min drive from the paved road since you couldn’t drive over 25mph because of cows, deer, and other wild game in the road.
Leaving that rig in the middle of the night and making that 45 min drive to the paved road was one hell of a long drive.
The land owner had given me permission to arm up and the Sheriff and DA had told my manager I was to shoot and ask questions later.
Actually, most police depts train their K9s in German. Nothing better on the stand during the civil trial than having the plaintiff swear under oath he heard the cop yell, “Attack, attack!” Then they find out the dog only responds to “angrief” or “zuruckhalt”...
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