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The little Wisconsin town I grew up in had a 9-hole country club. It was cut into the woods. Not unusual to have a deer rifle or goose gun in the golf bag during the appropriate season. Never got one myself, but the backyard neighbor got a buck and a goose in one year.
 
That was cool! I can think of some liberal nose in the air places that would have had all of those people running for cover. Heaven forbid! A gun that was not on TV or held by a cop!!! OMG!!!

I thought it was a hoot!
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WG840
 
In the early 1990s, in St. Maries, Idaho, an elk herd moved onto and near the greens of the local golf course.
Some duffers started putting their 7mm Rem Mag and .30-06 in their golf bag. I seem to recall that one elk was shot in the woods, just off the green.
Anyway, the golf course owners and Idaho Fish & Game stepped in and said, 'Nahhhhhhhhhhh ... we're not gonna have any of THAT around here."
They declared the greens and nearby woods a no shooting zone.
I agree with it. It was an accident waiting to happen, especially when some golfers downed a few beers before hitting the links.
Besides, it was hardly sporting.
 
But what is the rule if there is deer scat in on the green in your line to the hole? Can you move it? Do you really want to?
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What if your ball lands in it on the fairway?
 
I'm sending that to my sister, who's the bookkeeper at a golf course, and her husband, who's an avid hunter.
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Originally posted by Gatofeo:
In the early 1990s, in St. Maries, Idaho, an elk herd moved onto and near the greens of the local golf course.
Some duffers started putting their 7mm Rem Mag and .30-06 in their golf bag. I seem to recall that one elk was shot in the woods, just off the green.
Anyway, the golf course owners and Idaho Fish & Game stepped in and said, 'Nahhhhhhhhhhh ... we're not gonna have any of THAT around here."
They declared the greens and nearby woods a no shooting zone.
I agree with it. It was an accident waiting to happen, especially when some golfers downed a few beers before hitting the links.
Besides, it was hardly sporting.
Golf, rifles, beer and hunting????? AT THE SAME TIME
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My goodness, I've died and gone to Heaven
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Originally posted by CAJUNLAWYER:
Originally posted by Gatofeo:
In the early 1990s, in St. Maries, Idaho, an elk herd moved onto and near the greens of the local golf course.
Some duffers started putting their 7mm Rem Mag and .30-06 in their golf bag. I seem to recall that one elk was shot in the woods, just off the green.
Anyway, the golf course owners and Idaho Fish & Game stepped in and said, 'Nahhhhhhhhhhh ... we're not gonna have any of THAT around here."
They declared the greens and nearby woods a no shooting zone.
I agree with it. It was an accident waiting to happen, especially when some golfers downed a few beers before hitting the links.
Besides, it was hardly sporting.
Golf, rifles, beer and hunting????? AT THE SAME TIME
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My goodness, I've died and gone to Heaven
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How about putting all this splendor next to a lake, so you can use your boat to go from hole to hole, fishing as you go?

We don't need no stinkin golf carts.
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We could call it the Cajunlawyer triathalon. Or is that a pentathalon - Golf, rifles, beer, hunting, and fishing.

I think that's the good old boy pentathalon?
 
Originally posted by Gutpile Charlie:
One of the geologists I worked with in south west Utah used to carry a bow while at work in the company truck. He usually bagged a dear each year.

I hope you meant deer.

BTW, was his name Jerry? My next door neighbor was an avid bowhunter and worked in SW Utah as a geologist. Judging by your avatar you and he might be around the same age.
 

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