Don White wrote:
You 'boys' & your guns. Bad enough they are so prevalent down there...but
please keep them out of Canada.

Why? I been tole that them moose are pretty good eatin'

DSK

DSK wrote in message
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Don White wrote:
You 'boys' & your guns. Bad enough they are so prevalent down
there...but
please keep them out of Canada.

Why? I been tole that them moose are pretty good eatin'

DSK


Very limited number of hunting licenses issued for moose in Nova Scotia.
Used to be around 1000 under a lottery system.
My theory still is...if they don't shoot at me...I don't shoot at them.

"Don White" wrote in message
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DSK wrote in message
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Don White wrote:
You 'boys' & your guns. Bad enough they are so prevalent down
there...but
please keep them out of Canada.

Why? I been tole that them moose are pretty good eatin'

DSK


Very limited number of hunting licenses issued for moose in Nova Scotia.
Used to be around 1000 under a lottery system.
My theory still is...if they don't shoot at me...I don't shoot at them.



Actually moose kill a few people in Alaska, probably Canada also. They are
tall enough that if a car hits them, they slide across the hood and come in
the windshield, and they take out the motorist that hit them. Maybe 2 for 1
if there is a passenger.
Bill

Calif Bill wrote in message news:15p5c.22893$%
Actually moose kill a few people in Alaska, probably Canada also. They
are
tall enough that if a car hits them, they slide across the hood and come
in
the windshield, and they take out the motorist that hit them. Maybe 2 for
1
if there is a passenger.
Bill

That is a big problem in our sister province of Newfoundland. Not so much
here as the moose are usually
in remoter areas of Cape Breton.

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Calif Bill wrote in message
news:15p5c.22893$%
Actually moose kill a few people in Alaska, probably Canada also. They
are
tall enough that if a car hits them, they slide across the hood and come
in
the windshield, and they take out the motorist that hit them. Maybe 2
for
1
if there is a passenger.
Bill

That is a big problem in our sister province of Newfoundland. Not so much
here as the moose are usually
in remoter areas of Cape Breton.



Have a friend that lived in Anchorage, AK and he is the one that told me of
the problems. Here we just hit small deer and they ruin the front of the
vehicle.
Bill

Don,
Yah, except for them deer that are out to commit suicide in front of
your car. Heck I know more people that have bagged deer with their vehicle
than during hunting. I don't hunt myself, but I still wish the hunters luck
with thinning out the herd.
Paul

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DSK wrote in message
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Don White wrote:
You 'boys' & your guns. Bad enough they are so prevalent down
there...but
please keep them out of Canada.

Why? I been tole that them moose are pretty good eatin'

DSK


Very limited number of hunting licenses issued for moose in Nova Scotia.
Used to be around 1000 under a lottery system.
My theory still is...if they don't shoot at me...I don't shoot at them.

In article , "Don White" wrote:

DSK wrote in message
. ..
Don White wrote:
You 'boys' & your guns. Bad enough they are so prevalent down
there...but
please keep them out of Canada.

Why? I been tole that them moose are pretty good eatin'

DSK


Very limited number of hunting licenses issued for moose in Nova Scotia.
Used to be around 1000 under a lottery system.
My theory still is...if they don't shoot at me...I don't shoot at them.

And if they do shoot at you you still don't shoot at them (cuz you and your
spineless lot let your government disarm you).