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Airboats vs duck hunters
Harry wrote:
Don White wrote: "Tom Francis - SWSports" wrote in message ... On Sun, 03 Jan 2010 21:58:08 -0500, Gene wrote: How close would any duck hunter reasonably get to a group of ducks? If the ducks didn't fly then................................ what??????? Actually quite close if they use what is called a Nova Scotia Tolling Retriever. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nova_Sc...ling_Retriever Almost had the wife talked into getting one of those dogs when she started shopping around 4 years ago...instead she decided on another Springer Spaniel. Now the Springer is giving me a hard time about travelling in the cargo area of our RAV4. Vet thinks a companion dog might help. Seems crazy to take a chance of doubling your trouble by getting another dog. And your vet just happens to know of a spare dog, I bet! None of our cats likes to go for a ride in the car, probably because the only place they ever get to go is to the vet for their annual physical. You don't want a cat smelling up your car anyway. |
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