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[Russell Scott]

Deer meat is good, but as Eric said, nobody wants a Bambi burger from McDonalds. R [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

[roncriswell@sbcglobal.net]

I saw that Walt movie as a weepy eyed kid. Walt was my hero. Now that I am adult and occasionally sober even while riding bikes, I don't like Bambi no mo. Shoot em and eat em. Which is exactly what polar beer would do to all the people worried about them if he could. Well........... polar bears would first have to learn how to shoot ... Heh!. People in TX will tell you deer only come out at night and never when it is hot. Hah! I have had them walk right across the road wiggling their dumb ears mid day in the high 90's and me on the KLR. Coming back from Moab a couple of years ago south of Chama at about 6 AM, a cop goes speeding by me lights flashing. A few miles down the road lay a dead deer. A couple hundred feet from the deer, a dead sport bike. No sign of the rider. Cops talking to a witness. The next year I rode through there, a cross was at the side of the road. Saw 2 more wiggly eared dumb ass deer that same morning crossing over to Taos. Shoot em! Criswell

On Jul 19, 2008, at 7:04 PM, E.L. Green wrote: > --- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "Ross Lindberg" > wrote: > > --- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "Jud Jones" wrote: > > > --- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "ckahleer" wrote: > > > > The Deer population has gotten out of hand. > > > I will never understand why they have a hunting season for deer. A > > > bounty would be more appropriate. > > I read an article in Raders Digest a couple of years ago > > that claimed the leading cause of death in Wisconsin was autp > > accidents involving deer. How many deer are enough? North of me > > they are having an open season on the deer. Shoot as many as you > > like, use spotlights or any other means necessary. The DNR is trying > > to contain an disease outbreak in the deer that is affecting the > > cattle ranchers. I wish they would do the same thing here. > > Mommy! They want to shoot Bambi (sniff)! > > May Walt Disney's disembodied spirit be burning in the flames of Hell > for that movie and the plague of four-hooved rats that it unleashed > upon our countryside. (And yes, I've hit Bambi with my car too, though > luckily it was Bambi and not Bambi's mom and thus it went under the > car rather than over the car... still was a $1800 repair bill between > new bumper, paint job, new radiator, and all that). > > -E > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

[albatrossklr]

Must disagree... People are the deadliest animals on the road. I've dodged a lot of deer, but never had one aim a car/truck/semi at me... albatross flying with eyes wide open

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "ckahleer" wrote: > > > The Deer population has gotten out of hand. They are the deadliest > animals in America. > Craig Kahler >

[kusstj]

Bought a front sprocket from them. prompt shipping, good price, sprocket works fine - Studebaker brand (?). I like to buy from Fred when I can, but I ran across the KLR.com site, and found the sprocket I was looking for cheap. couldn't go wrong I fugured. Todd Chaska MN A16 06 700 efi

[fasteddiecopeman]

Years ago I used to shoot at a range in Franklin County near St. Albans, VT. One of the shooters had a tee-shirt I wish I'd been able to get: On the front was a picture of Bambi, Thumper, the skunk and the owl... WITH CROSSHAIRS ON THEM!!! STILL love the thought. Ed

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "roncriswell@..." wrote: > > I saw that Walt movie as a weepy eyed kid. Walt was my hero. Now that > I am adult and occasionally sober even while riding bikes, I don't > like Bambi no mo. Shoot em and eat em.