Posted on 10/15/2004 12:45:24 PM PDT by AlexPKeaton04
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought so!
History of the World Part I BUMP!
What irks me is that Kerry has no appreciation for guns and hunting. It is only a photo-op and this day was totally wasted on him. We should be out there banging away at pheasants! We can appreciate this - he doesn't. At least I would eat any game that I kill. He looks like he wouldn't even touch it.
"Ten to one that bird was shot in the back."
On the river bank, too...
Thanks for the well-informed replies!
It's so he can hunt those big ole deer while crawling around in the brush on his belly.
There he goes behind the hut now.
LOL!!! :)
Mr. Kerry's first shoulder injury was in May 1992 when he fell from a bicycle and broke his right clavicle. The fracture healed but the scar tissue that formed put pressure on a nerve in the shoulder, which was relieved by minor surgery in 1993, Dr. Zarins said.
Late last January, Mr. Kerry grabbed a railing on a campaign bus when the vehicle lurched, tearing a biceps tendon and subscapularis muscle in the previously injured right shoulder.
I wonder what Dr. Zarins would say about Kerry's photo op? No kick from that cannon, right? Maybe say it was OK as long as he didn't actually pull the trigger.
its just an "over-under" design scatter gun....a very nice one by the looks of it, but not overly big for a tall "man"
The Capt.
If Kerry were to become prez and get what he wants - the guy standing next to him, just like those in Australia and England (among other serfdoms), will LOSE HIS RIGHT to have that EVIL pump shotgun. And... ofcourse, using the ignorant libs COSMETIC view of guns - that guy's would be one of the first picked up by Kerry's jack-booted thugs, because it's OBVIUOSLY NOT a sporting arm with it's "military" CAMOUFLAGE! And then there's the guy in the posted picture of Kerry "hunting" pheasant. The guy holding the dead pheasant has an EVIL, BLACK, ASSAULT SHOTGUN with an extended magazine. Kerty: "I'LL JUST TAKE THAT MR. HELPER!". It would all be so humorous if Kerry and his ilk weren't so DANGEROUS to our FREEDOMS.
Yeah, and it was carrying a B-40 rocket and wearing a loincloth when shot in the back! What a HEROE! Actually, that pheasant was probably just like the one Clinton shot in his ONE photo op before one of his elections - shot by someone else and handed to him for the photo op. Lying sack-of-sh*t.
It looks like the yahoo standing next to the Vietnam vet has his finger on the trigger. Probably just an optical illusion. I'm sure they are following safe shooting practices.
The NH Dim Party sent out a glossy mailing a few days ago with a collection of his "hunting" photo ops and words to the effect that Kerry would protect the gun rights of sportsmen. What a joke. So, like in the UK, we'd be left with shotguns, for awhile. I can't imagine any gun owner in NH being swayed by this garbage.
Caption: "Kerry takes care of business after he meets MULTIbillionairess"
Just a dumb girl question here.... I knew that the picture (top right) looked, um, stoopid. More stoopid than the bent at the knees metrosexual. He has the gun positioned with the stock near his arm pit. That's not right is it? I mean if there is enough kick it would fly backward under his arm and be a bigger menace than Kerry himself is?
"Will these bloody peasants ever shut up? I just don't understand what the big deal is, it's just another nuisance beheading - PULL!"
In the current issue of Field & Stream, the outdoorsperson was asked about the biggest deer he'd ever killed — er, harvested.
"Probably an 8-pointer," Kerry replied, "something like that. Nothing terribly big." Actually, an 8-pointer would be a rather large kill to most hunters — the kill of a lifetime in fact.
But Bwana John wasn't done. "I once had an incredible encounter with the most enormous buck — I don't know, 16 points or something. It was just huge. And I failed to pull the trigger at the right moment. I was hunting down in Massachusetts, on the Cape."
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In July, he told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel that "I go out with my trusty 12-gauge double-barrel, crawl around on my stomach."
Crawling in the woods is tough, not to mention loud, work — which is why almost all hunters except Kerry prefer to either stand or climb up into tree stands.
"I track and move and decoy and play games and try to outsmart them."
He was presumably referring to deer, not voters.
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Source: SPORTSMAN JOHN, New York Post, October 13, 2004
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