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Date Posted: 09/15/05 7:51:01pm
Author: Mark Timms
Subject: Sporting kills
In reply to: PigPen 's message, "Re: Deer meat" on 09/15/05 6:33:57pm

I once bit off the head of a chicken. Before you run out and try it, I'll tell you that you can't just bite their head off - you gotta chew on the neck for awhile, blood spraying all over, and the chicken doesn't care too much for it.

Talk about sport, I knew a Special Ops officer who jumped on the back of a mule deal from a Huey and cut its throat. While working at the Special Ops command at Mac Dill, he got a reprimand when a security officer wrote him up for failing to lock a drawer with classified information in it. The next time someone checked his drawer he found an Eastern Diamondback in it. That was the end of his career.

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