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Assuming there aren’t, that was not only a violation of Ashland Code on “Discharging Weapons.” A quick look at the layout of the neighborhood shows the weapon was discharged in close proximity of other inhabited houses, and per the news account, “OSP also issued Morris a warning for taking the deer unlawfully.” Add to that going after a deer with a pellet gun, first as a method of preferred yard protection, and also as the way a "lifelong hunter" would ensure an expert, quick and humane kill. [More]Today’s Gun Rights Examiner report notes self-proclaimed Fudds aren’t necessarily champions of liberty, or even competent gun owners, and at one time, one of our greatest military heroes was a guy named Benedict Arnold.
UPDATE: This one took it all out of me, folks. Just 'cause I'm posting doesn't mean I'm back in full -- please understand if I just can't get to your communications. I'll try to do some work again tomorrow. In the mean time, if you support my work, please share the links.
