[Mccoypottery-talk] OT: snipe hunting

[Chris Jubic]

oh I was told they were flightless birds, and could only be captured at
night!
Tee Hee
How gullible I was!

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Sent: Tuesday, September 02, 2003 8:54 PM
Subject: [Mccoypottery-talk] OT: snipe hunting


>
> Chris Jubic wrote:
>
> >I know what you are talking about! I was down south visiting when my
friends
> >took me "Snipe Hunting",...with a bag and a stick, but they told me they
> >were birds! Naturally, as I was off "beating the bushes" with my
> >stick,....when they all took off on me! That was a great joke!
> >Chris in NY
> >aka "Traderlil"
> >
> Oh, I bet they were happy to get a snipe hunter from New York.  ;-)
> That's a LOT more fun than 2 from Missouri.  ;-)
>
> I guess they had to be soft, furry little animals to get little girls to
> look
> for them.  Besides -- why would anyone think you'd hunt birds with
> a sack and a stick.  You'd need a net.  ;-)
> acp
> ------------------
>
> >>Also, thanks for telling me about the "snippng" software.   I
> >>had no idea and always thougth a snipe was one of those furry
> >>little animals, which you tell young children, to hunt (with burlap
> >>bag and stick), in the spring, at dusk.   "Here, Snipe.  Here,
> >>Snipey.   Come on Snipe."   ;-)
> >>acp
> >>
> >>
>
>
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