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> Jim,
> 
> I was in PA once and about the only way I would feel comfortable hunting
deer
> in the part Pa that I saw was with a bayonet.  Here in the great State of
> Texas LONG shots are the norm.  I can just hear a couple of intrepid
hunters
> in the part of PA I passed through whispering about a deer one has just
> spotted.   " There he is Jake.  Here, look through the crack in this
fence
> past the clothes line, through that swing set, right behind that lady
watering
> the flowers.  Take it easy, it must be 45 yards if it's an
> inch."
> 
> I jest, my favorite style of rifle is a style that was quite popular in
the
> Lancaster County area when my GGGrand parents lived in the woods there
about.
> Except for gobs and gobs of people, it is a beautiful place.
> 
> Jerry Rhodes
> Grand Duchy of Maverick County
> State of Texas 
> 
>
There are places in Pa. Further north where deer camps abound that miles
can be walked without seeing another person. The shots are still very short
compared to Texas because we have trees and trees and trees here. It's also
one of the nicest looking places in the country to live in spite of some
too populated urban areas.
 Phil.P.
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