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Some really stupid people that are allowed to deer hunt.... This is why I don't like to go outside during this time while crazy nuts are allowed to run around with guns outside.
2007 Minnesota Deer Opener Tales
Weird, unbelievable and funny hunting stories from around Minnes
Last Edited: Tuesday, 06 Nov 2007, 3:31 PM CST
Created: Tuesday, 06 Nov 2007, 3:31 PM CST
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ONE DUMB HUNTER Staff Selection
Officer Joel Heyn reports one hunter was lucky he didnt get shot since he left his blaze orange in the truck. To make things worse, he was using a deer decoy and carrying the decoy across an open field with other hunters nearby.
WHY SHES NEVER HUNTING AGAIN
Officer Scott Fritz received a report of a cougar sighting. A hunter had the cougar 30 yards away on a tree limb. She watched the cat for about ten minutes. When a buck came towards her deer stand the cat attempted to take it. The incident has shaken her nerves enough that she will not go back out hunting.
I SUPPOSE I HAVE TO KISS YOU
Officer Jeff Koehn assisted the Itasca County Sheriffs Office with a lost 73-year-old hunter. At about midnight, with assistance from other COs and the use of his ATV, CO Koehn located the hunter in a wooded area over a mile from the hunters tree stand. The hunter was so happy when found he said, Now I suppose I have to kiss you. The kiss was declined but a ride by ATV back through the woods to his waiting family was agreed upon. With some food, water and dry clothes the incident had a good outcome.
DONT POINT YOUR GUN AT AN OFFICER
Officer Ed Picht observed three deer hunters standing in the middle of a road. As he drove toward the hunters, one of them pulled up their shotgun and pointed it towards the patrol vehicle. When he questioned the hunter on their actions, the response was I wanted to see who you were. There was a scope mounted on the shotgun. The hunter was charged with negligent handling of a firearm and asked to remember the basics of firearm safety, never point a firearm at another person.
NOT A GREAT IDEA
While patrolling for deer shiners, Officer Dan Baumbarger encountered two South Dakota residents who were starting an abandoned house on fire. After putting out the fire, CO Baumbarger stopped the two suspects and found that both were intoxicated, had open containers of alcohol, a loaded rifle and two other firearms that were loaded and uncased.
PERHAPS?
Officer Mike Martin found an individual sitting along the road, in his truck with both widows open, and parked on the wrong side of the road facing oncoming traffic the opening day of rifle deer season. Martin approached the truck and found a loaded 7mm Mauser in the front seat. The man did not have a deer-hunting license so he was issued a summons after admitting to watching the trail for deer. The suspect also had his 11-year-old grandson in the truck with him and called the boy his apprentice hunter.
JUST FOLLOW THE TRAIL OF CORN
Officer Mark Fredin reports a hunter wasnt being too careful in his illegal activities when a bag of fresh whole corn appeared to open up and spill out as he drove down a Forest Service road on his ATV. Fredin was able to follow the corn trail from a group of campers, down the road, and up to a ladder stand were a label identified as Whole Corn was found on the ground.
12-POINTER! TOO BAD YOU HIT IT WITH YOUR WIFES CAR
Officer Mike Lee reports the nicest deer he saw all weekend was one that was hit by a car. The individual that struck the deer stated, Do you think my wife will be as excited about this 12-pointer as I'm? Officer Lee said he didnt know. The individual then stated, Well, I suppose I wont be able to have it mounted now. When Officer Lee asked, Why is that? The individual stated, Because Ill have to use that money to have her car repaired.
2007 Minnesota Deer Opener Tales
Weird, unbelievable and funny hunting stories from around Minnes
Last Edited: Tuesday, 06 Nov 2007, 3:31 PM CST
Created: Tuesday, 06 Nov 2007, 3:31 PM CST
MyFOX9.com
ONE DUMB HUNTER Staff Selection
Officer Joel Heyn reports one hunter was lucky he didnt get shot since he left his blaze orange in the truck. To make things worse, he was using a deer decoy and carrying the decoy across an open field with other hunters nearby.
WHY SHES NEVER HUNTING AGAIN
Officer Scott Fritz received a report of a cougar sighting. A hunter had the cougar 30 yards away on a tree limb. She watched the cat for about ten minutes. When a buck came towards her deer stand the cat attempted to take it. The incident has shaken her nerves enough that she will not go back out hunting.
I SUPPOSE I HAVE TO KISS YOU
Officer Jeff Koehn assisted the Itasca County Sheriffs Office with a lost 73-year-old hunter. At about midnight, with assistance from other COs and the use of his ATV, CO Koehn located the hunter in a wooded area over a mile from the hunters tree stand. The hunter was so happy when found he said, Now I suppose I have to kiss you. The kiss was declined but a ride by ATV back through the woods to his waiting family was agreed upon. With some food, water and dry clothes the incident had a good outcome.
DONT POINT YOUR GUN AT AN OFFICER
Officer Ed Picht observed three deer hunters standing in the middle of a road. As he drove toward the hunters, one of them pulled up their shotgun and pointed it towards the patrol vehicle. When he questioned the hunter on their actions, the response was I wanted to see who you were. There was a scope mounted on the shotgun. The hunter was charged with negligent handling of a firearm and asked to remember the basics of firearm safety, never point a firearm at another person.
NOT A GREAT IDEA
While patrolling for deer shiners, Officer Dan Baumbarger encountered two South Dakota residents who were starting an abandoned house on fire. After putting out the fire, CO Baumbarger stopped the two suspects and found that both were intoxicated, had open containers of alcohol, a loaded rifle and two other firearms that were loaded and uncased.
PERHAPS?
Officer Mike Martin found an individual sitting along the road, in his truck with both widows open, and parked on the wrong side of the road facing oncoming traffic the opening day of rifle deer season. Martin approached the truck and found a loaded 7mm Mauser in the front seat. The man did not have a deer-hunting license so he was issued a summons after admitting to watching the trail for deer. The suspect also had his 11-year-old grandson in the truck with him and called the boy his apprentice hunter.
JUST FOLLOW THE TRAIL OF CORN
Officer Mark Fredin reports a hunter wasnt being too careful in his illegal activities when a bag of fresh whole corn appeared to open up and spill out as he drove down a Forest Service road on his ATV. Fredin was able to follow the corn trail from a group of campers, down the road, and up to a ladder stand were a label identified as Whole Corn was found on the ground.
12-POINTER! TOO BAD YOU HIT IT WITH YOUR WIFES CAR
Officer Mike Lee reports the nicest deer he saw all weekend was one that was hit by a car. The individual that struck the deer stated, Do you think my wife will be as excited about this 12-pointer as I'm? Officer Lee said he didnt know. The individual then stated, Well, I suppose I wont be able to have it mounted now. When Officer Lee asked, Why is that? The individual stated, Because Ill have to use that money to have her car repaired.
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I have been here before, a long long time ago and now I am back.Forgive me for not just saying what I want to say,even under a triple dose of antidepressants it is still raw and seeping and I am hesitant at revealing it as at least under the bandages around my heart I don,t have to look at how raw and wounded.My child was cleaved from my heart by his own actions. my child of ten,turning eleven...
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Has anyone tried these supplements? Do they give MGers more quality of life by improving memory and overall well being?Thanks!Barbel
Thanks again for the post. Have a great day. Hugs
Use to live rurally for many years. We had to post our property to protect our children and farm animals. Hate sounding negative but even though we did post, we'd find ppl hunting there. Not all are so law abiding. I agree that most are, but there's always the idiots. Be careful out here.
They made bumper stickers and Jay Leno had a field day on this topic.
When any yahoo can get a gun and use it we need to make adjustments to the laws.