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<blockquote data-quote="red angus 2010" data-source="post: 1325161" data-attributes="member: 14370"><p>You're right but I sure remember getting chewed out for stretching the fence.</p><p></p><p>I will never forget one night walking into oakwood bottoms to duck hunt you walked along a railroad line and the crossed a ditch to get into the flooded timber. Dad always taught me never walk with a loaded gun until you got where you were hunting. Pitch black and before headlamps, I didn't realize there was and old row of fence. I tripped and fell forward as I was falling I could not get the gun away from me and fell on it. The end of the barrel was resting under my chin. Had it been loaded and the safety off a stick or rock tripped the trigger I would have blown my head off. My dad has been dead since 1982 when I was in college, I sure do miss sitting and talking and having a beer.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="red angus 2010, post: 1325161, member: 14370"] You're right but I sure remember getting chewed out for stretching the fence. I will never forget one night walking into oakwood bottoms to duck hunt you walked along a railroad line and the crossed a ditch to get into the flooded timber. Dad always taught me never walk with a loaded gun until you got where you were hunting. Pitch black and before headlamps, I didn't realize there was and old row of fence. I tripped and fell forward as I was falling I could not get the gun away from me and fell on it. The end of the barrel was resting under my chin. Had it been loaded and the safety off a stick or rock tripped the trigger I would have blown my head off. My dad has been dead since 1982 when I was in college, I sure do miss sitting and talking and having a beer. [/QUOTE]
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