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I'm not so much concerned about him not having a pickup to haul it in or his image as a hunter as I am as to how long a drive he has and how long the animal is going to be on top of the car. You take an animal like that, it deserves better than to travel halfway acrost the country on top of a vehicle spoiling the whole way and filling up with insects. It really doesn't improve the taste. Now if he is traveling a couple miles to get to his residence than I don't see a problem with it, although if it was me I would have tried to cover it with a tarp or something to keep undesirables out of the open orifices. just my 02 cents.
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Bird Dogs and Hunting
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Larry Miller
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01-12-2006, 11:42 AM
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