With a gun...


BAINBRIDGE ISLAND, Wash. -- An animal shelter on Bainbridge Island is
seeing more and more animals arriving with gunshot wounds, and the
shelter's director says the disturbing trend needs to stop.

Caring citizens are finding the injured animals and bringing them to
the West Sound Wildlife Shelter. The facility's director, who has seen
so many of the gunshot wounds, said there's no excuse to shoot an
animal without a permit.

Workers at the shelter treat more than 1,000 animals each year. Their
goal is to get the critters back into the wild, but animals are being
dropped off with gunshot wounds.

"I guess people are just more impatient lately. For some reason
they're using a gun to solve all of their problems," said shelter
director Mike Pratt.

Pratt believes people in the area are using guns as a quick solution
for getting rid of animals they consider a nuisance. Last year he
treated more than 50 animals with gun shot wounds, compared to just
one or two in past years.

"These are not mistakes," he said. "These are deliberate, and it needs
to stop."

Pratt said the shooters are using all types of firearms, from pellet
guns to shotguns. And he said the shootings are happening throughout
the region.


That's right folks, you can solve all your problems with a gun. How
many suicides will be facilitated this year with a gun? About 17,000
if I remember correctly. Varmints ain't the only thing we can take
out with a gun.

On 2/13/2013 11:56 AM, jps wrote:

With a gun...


BAINBRIDGE ISLAND, Wash. -- An animal shelter on Bainbridge Island is
seeing more and more animals arriving with gunshot wounds, and the
shelter's director says the disturbing trend needs to stop.

Caring citizens are finding the injured animals and bringing them to
the West Sound Wildlife Shelter. The facility's director, who has seen
so many of the gunshot wounds, said there's no excuse to shoot an
animal without a permit.

Workers at the shelter treat more than 1,000 animals each year. Their
goal is to get the critters back into the wild, but animals are being
dropped off with gunshot wounds.

"I guess people are just more impatient lately. For some reason
they're using a gun to solve all of their problems," said shelter
director Mike Pratt.

Pratt believes people in the area are using guns as a quick solution
for getting rid of animals they consider a nuisance. Last year he
treated more than 50 animals with gun shot wounds, compared to just
one or two in past years.

"These are not mistakes," he said. "These are deliberate, and it needs
to stop."

Pratt said the shooters are using all types of firearms, from pellet
guns to shotguns. And he said the shootings are happening throughout
the region.


That's right folks, you can solve all your problems with a gun. How
many suicides will be facilitated this year with a gun? About 17,000
if I remember correctly. Varmints ain't the only thing we can take
out with a gun.


Too bad they still don't teach marksmanship in school, would avoid a lot
of aggravation and hysteria... and probably help eliminate the crims
with guns too.

On 2/13/13 12:00 PM, JustWaitAFrekinMinute wrote:
On 2/13/2013 11:56 AM, jps wrote:

With a gun...


BAINBRIDGE ISLAND, Wash. -- An animal shelter on Bainbridge Island is
seeing more and more animals arriving with gunshot wounds, and the
shelter's director says the disturbing trend needs to stop.

Caring citizens are finding the injured animals and bringing them to
the West Sound Wildlife Shelter. The facility's director, who has seen
so many of the gunshot wounds, said there's no excuse to shoot an
animal without a permit.

Workers at the shelter treat more than 1,000 animals each year. Their
goal is to get the critters back into the wild, but animals are being
dropped off with gunshot wounds.

"I guess people are just more impatient lately. For some reason
they're using a gun to solve all of their problems," said shelter
director Mike Pratt.

Pratt believes people in the area are using guns as a quick solution
for getting rid of animals they consider a nuisance. Last year he
treated more than 50 animals with gun shot wounds, compared to just
one or two in past years.

"These are not mistakes," he said. "These are deliberate, and it needs
to stop."

Pratt said the shooters are using all types of firearms, from pellet
guns to shotguns. And he said the shootings are happening throughout
the region.


That's right folks, you can solve all your problems with a gun. How
many suicides will be facilitated this year with a gun? About 17,000
if I remember correctly. Varmints ain't the only thing we can take
out with a gun.


Too bad they still don't teach marksmanship in school, would avoid a lot
of aggravation and hysteria... and probably help eliminate the crims
with guns too.


Well, well, well, what a surprise. SnottyLittle**** advocates shooting
animals in the wild because...they're a nuisance.

Well, well, well, what a surprise. SnottyLittle**** advocates shooting
animals in the wild because...they're a nuisance.



No, it was the great Harry Krause who said he carries guns into the
wilds of western Virginia in the event that he encounters a feral dog.

In article om,
says...


Well, well, well, what a surprise. SnottyLittle**** advocates shooting
animals in the wild because...they're a nuisance.



No, it was the great Harry Krause who said he carries guns into the
wilds of western Virginia in the event that he encounters a feral dog.

Or a dog with a collar who got away from its owner.

On 2/13/2013 6:46 PM, BAR wrote:
In article om,
says...


Well, well, well, what a surprise. SnottyLittle**** advocates shooting
animals in the wild because...they're a nuisance.



No, it was the great Harry Krause who said he carries guns into the
wilds of western Virginia in the event that he encounters a feral dog.

Or a dog with a collar who got away from its owner.



What a surprise Harry Krause and Dr. Karen Grear of Catholic University
of America, Rosedale Lane Huntington Maryland is making up **** again....

On Wednesday, February 13, 2013 1:00:48 PM UTC-4, JustWaitAFrekinMinute! wrote:
On 2/13/2013 11:56 AM, jps wrote:



With a gun...





BAINBRIDGE ISLAND, Wash. -- An animal shelter on Bainbridge Island is

seeing more and more animals arriving with gunshot wounds, and the

shelter's director says the disturbing trend needs to stop.



Caring citizens are finding the injured animals and bringing them to

the West Sound Wildlife Shelter. The facility's director, who has seen

so many of the gunshot wounds, said there's no excuse to shoot an

animal without a permit.



Workers at the shelter treat more than 1,000 animals each year. Their

goal is to get the critters back into the wild, but animals are being

dropped off with gunshot wounds.



"I guess people are just more impatient lately. For some reason

they're using a gun to solve all of their problems," said shelter

director Mike Pratt.



Pratt believes people in the area are using guns as a quick solution

for getting rid of animals they consider a nuisance. Last year he

treated more than 50 animals with gun shot wounds, compared to just

one or two in past years.



"These are not mistakes," he said. "These are deliberate, and it needs

to stop."



Pratt said the shooters are using all types of firearms, from pellet

guns to shotguns. And he said the shootings are happening throughout

the region.





That's right folks, you can solve all your problems with a gun. How

many suicides will be facilitated this year with a gun? About 17,000

if I remember correctly. Varmints ain't the only thing we can take

out with a gun.





Too bad they still don't teach marksmanship in school, would avoid a lot

of aggravation and hysteria... and probably help eliminate the crims

with guns too.

You'd soil your lace panties if a real criminal confronted you in the dark.

On Feb 13, 12:06*pm, True North wrote:
On Wednesday, February 13, 2013 1:00:48 PM UTC-4, JustWaitAFrekinMinute! wrote:
On 2/13/2013 11:56 AM, jps wrote:

With a gun...

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND, Wash. -- An animal shelter on Bainbridge Island is

seeing more and more animals arriving with gunshot wounds, and the

shelter's director says the disturbing trend needs to stop.

Caring citizens are finding the injured animals and bringing them to

the West Sound Wildlife Shelter. The facility's director, who has seen

so many of the gunshot wounds, said there's no excuse to shoot an

animal without a permit.

Workers at the shelter treat more than 1,000 animals each year. Their

goal is to get the critters back into the wild, but animals are being

dropped off with gunshot wounds.

"I guess people are just more impatient lately. For some reason

they're using a gun to solve all of their problems," said shelter

director Mike Pratt.

Pratt believes people in the area are using guns as a quick solution

for getting rid of animals they consider a nuisance. Last year he

treated more than 50 animals with gun shot wounds, compared to just

one or two in past years.

"These are not mistakes," he said. "These are deliberate, and it needs

to stop."

Pratt said the shooters are using all types of firearms, from pellet

guns to shotguns. And he said the shootings are happening throughout

the region.

That's right folks, you can solve all your problems with a gun. *How

many suicides will be facilitated this year with a gun? *About 17,000

if I remember correctly. *Varmints ain't the only thing we can take

out with a gun.

Too bad they still don't teach marksmanship in school, would avoid a lot

of aggravation and hysteria... and probably help eliminate the crims

with guns too.

You'd soil your lace panties if a real criminal confronted you in the dark.

exactly the way you ran away when I confronted you, GUMBY.

On Wednesday, 13 February 2013 20:01:56 UTC-4, *e#c wrote:
On Feb 13, 12:06*pm, True North wrote:

On Wednesday, February 13, 2013 1:00:48 PM UTC-4, JustWaitAFrekinMinute! wrote:

On 2/13/2013 11:56 AM, jps wrote:



With a gun...



BAINBRIDGE ISLAND, Wash. -- An animal shelter on Bainbridge Island is



seeing more and more animals arriving with gunshot wounds, and the



shelter's director says the disturbing trend needs to stop.



Caring citizens are finding the injured animals and bringing them to



the West Sound Wildlife Shelter. The facility's director, who has seen



so many of the gunshot wounds, said there's no excuse to shoot an



animal without a permit.



Workers at the shelter treat more than 1,000 animals each year. Their



goal is to get the critters back into the wild, but animals are being



dropped off with gunshot wounds.



"I guess people are just more impatient lately. For some reason



they're using a gun to solve all of their problems," said shelter



director Mike Pratt.



Pratt believes people in the area are using guns as a quick solution



for getting rid of animals they consider a nuisance. Last year he



treated more than 50 animals with gun shot wounds, compared to just



one or two in past years.



"These are not mistakes," he said. "These are deliberate, and it needs



to stop."



Pratt said the shooters are using all types of firearms, from pellet



guns to shotguns. And he said the shootings are happening throughout



the region.



That's right folks, you can solve all your problems with a gun. *How



many suicides will be facilitated this year with a gun? *About 17,000



if I remember correctly. *Varmints ain't the only thing we can take



out with a gun.



Too bad they still don't teach marksmanship in school, would avoid a lot



of aggravation and hysteria... and probably help eliminate the crims



with guns too.



You'd soil your lace panties if a real criminal confronted you in the dark.



exactly the way you ran away when I confronted you, GUMBY.


You confronted me... and you're still able to talk about it???
Not likely jackass.

True North wrote:

You confronted me... and you're still able to talk about it???
Not likely jackass.

That's tough talk from a guy who actually owns a Playbook and is friends
with a tax cheat in another country.