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    Redneck

    Redneck

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    Jan 29, 2007
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    4g64loser said:
    i stand corrected! i dont hunt in MD because i dont own a bow and dont know any place where i can take deer with my rifle. i only mess around with such things back in the home state of North Carolina where nobody has heard of hunting laws, and those that have dont follow them (i've almost been shot a couple times). that is hunting, though. i dont want to be shot, but i'm certainly not going to say that the risk i accept by putting on cammies, loading up my rifle, and going out into the woods is not a knowing risk. if you want to be safe, dont play with guns, dont cross the street, dont drive a car, etc.
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    Theres tons of public hunting land on the eastern shore and a lot in Dorchester where you can use rifles. Or you can look into getting into clubs to hunt. Im in two and its worth the money.
     
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