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View Poll Results: Who was responsible for your ongoing interest in Firearms?
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Your Mother
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10 |
2.33% |
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Your Father
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176 |
40.93% |
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Both your Parents
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27 |
6.28% |
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A Friend
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44 |
10.23% |
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A Government Entity
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31 |
7.21% |
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Other
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142 |
33.02% |
02-05-2010, 10:53 AM
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Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: FL
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Again I want to thank everyone for their input. Have a Great Day 
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Originally Posted by Anton Dee
My father never was into guns, shooting-wise, but he loved to take part in hunting as a 'driver'. Excuse me please, that I don't know the right term in English; ie he walked the fields with a stick to disturb the animals for the hunters.
My grandfather from mother's side was a farmer and had a Belgian 9MM Flobert "rifle".
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When I about 7yrs old we used the term "driver" when we hunted in large groups. The "drivers" lined up and spread out then all walked in the same direction pushing the deer to "standers" positioned all around in strategic areas where deer were known to try to escape. They would yell out things to put up deer like "YOOOOOO BUCK!" or WHHOOOOOP!".
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Originally Posted by Anton Dee
According to my mother all pigeons he shot at with that gun stayed put where they were and only frowned a bit
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This is just funny.
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Last edited by Scrapper; 02-05-2010 at 10:58 AM.
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